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Syria: Ceasefire in Northeast Could Collapse, Warns SDF Commander
Mazlum Abdi, commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), warned that the ceasefire in northeastern Syria could collapse due to stalled negotiations on integrating SDF military and civilian institutions into a transitional government.
Syria: Ceasefire in Northeast Could Collapse, Warns SDF Commander
Mazlum Abdi, commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), warned that the ceasefire in northeastern Syria could collapse due to stalled negotiations on integrating SDF military and civilian institutions into a transitional government.
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20% Bias Score
Arakan Army Poised to Seize Control of Myanmar's Rakhine State
The Arakan Army (AA) is close to controlling Myanmar's Rakhine State, impacting the civil war and regional geopolitics; the group controls 14 of 17 townships, including key ports vital to China and India, amid a deepening humanitarian crisis with over two million facing starvation.
Arakan Army Poised to Seize Control of Myanmar's Rakhine State
The Arakan Army (AA) is close to controlling Myanmar's Rakhine State, impacting the civil war and regional geopolitics; the group controls 14 of 17 townships, including key ports vital to China and India, amid a deepening humanitarian crisis with over two million facing starvation.
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44% Bias Score
Syria's Sweida: Ceasefire Holds, But Risk of Renewed Violence Persists
Following a ceasefire after deadly clashes in July between Druze and Sunni Muslim groups in Sweida, Syria, the UN warns of a persistent threat of renewed violence, highlighting the fragility of the country's transition and deep ethnic divisions exacerbated by government and Israeli intervention.
Syria's Sweida: Ceasefire Holds, But Risk of Renewed Violence Persists
Following a ceasefire after deadly clashes in July between Druze and Sunni Muslim groups in Sweida, Syria, the UN warns of a persistent threat of renewed violence, highlighting the fragility of the country's transition and deep ethnic divisions exacerbated by government and Israeli intervention.
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44% Bias Score
Sudanese Civil War Causes 40-Year Regression in Child Immunization Rates
Sudan's civil war has devastated its healthcare system, causing a 40-year regression in child immunization rates—dropping from 94% in 2022 to 48% in 2024—resulting in the world's lowest vaccination coverage and outbreaks of preventable diseases.
Sudanese Civil War Causes 40-Year Regression in Child Immunization Rates
Sudan's civil war has devastated its healthcare system, causing a 40-year regression in child immunization rates—dropping from 94% in 2022 to 48% in 2024—resulting in the world's lowest vaccination coverage and outbreaks of preventable diseases.
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48% Bias Score
Sudan Army Accused of Torture and Extrajudicial Killings in Khartoum
A Sudanese human rights group accuses the Sudanese army and security forces of torturing people to death and operating "execution chambers" in Khartoum, following hundreds of documented arrests, amidst the ongoing civil war that has displaced 12 million people and caused a major cholera outbreak.
Sudan Army Accused of Torture and Extrajudicial Killings in Khartoum
A Sudanese human rights group accuses the Sudanese army and security forces of torturing people to death and operating "execution chambers" in Khartoum, following hundreds of documented arrests, amidst the ongoing civil war that has displaced 12 million people and caused a major cholera outbreak.
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44% Bias Score
Sudan Cholera Crisis: War-Induced Epidemic Spreads Across Borders
Sudan faces its worst cholera epidemic in years, with over 100,000 cases reported since July 2024, primarily affecting displacement camps resulting from the ongoing civil war and marked by extremely limited access to clean water; MSF reported 40 deaths in one week in August 2024.
Sudan Cholera Crisis: War-Induced Epidemic Spreads Across Borders
Sudan faces its worst cholera epidemic in years, with over 100,000 cases reported since July 2024, primarily affecting displacement camps resulting from the ongoing civil war and marked by extremely limited access to clean water; MSF reported 40 deaths in one week in August 2024.
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32% Bias Score
Syria: Rising Tensions and Calls for Decentralized Governance
Rising tensions between the Assad regime and minority groups in Syria, including Kurds, Druze, and Alawites, are escalating concerns about increased violence and potential fragmentation of the country, with various groups calling for decentralized governance and external actors like Turkey and the U...
Syria: Rising Tensions and Calls for Decentralized Governance
Rising tensions between the Assad regime and minority groups in Syria, including Kurds, Druze, and Alawites, are escalating concerns about increased violence and potential fragmentation of the country, with various groups calling for decentralized governance and external actors like Turkey and the U...
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36% Bias Score
Syria Postpones Elections in Three Provinces Amidst Ongoing Conflicts
Syria's government postponed parliamentary elections in the provinces of Sweida, Hasaka, and Raqqa due to ongoing security concerns stemming from inter-militia violence in Sweida and unresolved tensions with the Kurdish-led SDF in Hasaka and Raqqa, delaying the vote initially scheduled for September...
Syria Postpones Elections in Three Provinces Amidst Ongoing Conflicts
Syria's government postponed parliamentary elections in the provinces of Sweida, Hasaka, and Raqqa due to ongoing security concerns stemming from inter-militia violence in Sweida and unresolved tensions with the Kurdish-led SDF in Hasaka and Raqqa, delaying the vote initially scheduled for September...
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36% Bias Score
ALPS Group Urges Ceasefires in Sudan Amidst Major Humanitarian Crisis
The ALPS group, comprising nations like the USA, Saudi Arabia, and the UN, urged immediate humanitarian ceasefires in Sudan's conflict zones, notably North Darfur and Kordofan, to address the world's largest humanitarian crisis resulting from over 12 million displaced people and 25 million facing fo...
ALPS Group Urges Ceasefires in Sudan Amidst Major Humanitarian Crisis
The ALPS group, comprising nations like the USA, Saudi Arabia, and the UN, urged immediate humanitarian ceasefires in Sudan's conflict zones, notably North Darfur and Kordofan, to address the world's largest humanitarian crisis resulting from over 12 million displaced people and 25 million facing fo...
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Sudanese Civil War: Prisoner's Return Highlights Human Rights Abuses
After six months imprisoned in Sudan, 60-year-old Daud Mahmoud Abdullah returned to South Sudan in July, highlighting the brutal conditions in Sudanese prisons amid the ongoing civil war that has claimed over 40,000 lives and displaced nearly 13 million people, according to UN agencies; Abdullah's r...
Sudanese Civil War: Prisoner's Return Highlights Human Rights Abuses
After six months imprisoned in Sudan, 60-year-old Daud Mahmoud Abdullah returned to South Sudan in July, highlighting the brutal conditions in Sudanese prisons amid the ongoing civil war that has claimed over 40,000 lives and displaced nearly 13 million people, according to UN agencies; Abdullah's r...
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48% Bias Score
Syria's Sectarian Violence and the Challenges to Post-Assad Stability
Recent clashes between Kurdish and Syrian government forces near Manbij, following the deadly Suwayda violence that killed over 1,400 and displaced 175,000, highlight Syria's persistent sectarian tensions despite President al-Sharaa's focus on reconstruction and international recognition.
Syria's Sectarian Violence and the Challenges to Post-Assad Stability
Recent clashes between Kurdish and Syrian government forces near Manbij, following the deadly Suwayda violence that killed over 1,400 and displaced 175,000, highlight Syria's persistent sectarian tensions despite President al-Sharaa's focus on reconstruction and international recognition.
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36% Bias Score
Darfur Cholera Outbreak Worsens Amidst Sudanese Civil War
A cholera outbreak in Sudan's Darfur region has claimed at least 40 lives and infected over 2300 people in one week, the worst in years, fueled by the ongoing civil war and displacement of millions, with overcrowded treatment centers struggling to cope.
Darfur Cholera Outbreak Worsens Amidst Sudanese Civil War
A cholera outbreak in Sudan's Darfur region has claimed at least 40 lives and infected over 2300 people in one week, the worst in years, fueled by the ongoing civil war and displacement of millions, with overcrowded treatment centers struggling to cope.
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32% Bias Score
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