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US Engages Syrian Rebels Amidst Assad's Ouster
Following President Bashar Assad's ouster in Syria, the US is engaging with various rebel groups, including those designated as terrorist organizations, while the UN Security Council emphasizes the need for Syria's territorial integrity and humanitarian aid. Russia and the US both expressed concern ...
US Engages Syrian Rebels Amidst Assad's Ouster
Following President Bashar Assad's ouster in Syria, the US is engaging with various rebel groups, including those designated as terrorist organizations, while the UN Security Council emphasizes the need for Syria's territorial integrity and humanitarian aid. Russia and the US both expressed concern ...
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36% Bias Score
"Saydnaya Prison Search Yields No Evidence of Hidden Detainees After Damascus Liberation"
"Following the rebel victory in Damascus, thousands of Syrians converged on the infamous Saydnaya prison, hoping to locate missing relatives after years of arbitrary detention and torture under the Assad regime; despite hopes of finding additional prisoners in hidden underground cells, the search yi...
"Saydnaya Prison Search Yields No Evidence of Hidden Detainees After Damascus Liberation"
"Following the rebel victory in Damascus, thousands of Syrians converged on the infamous Saydnaya prison, hoping to locate missing relatives after years of arbitrary detention and torture under the Assad regime; despite hopes of finding additional prisoners in hidden underground cells, the search yi...
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44% Bias Score
Calm in Damascus After Assad's Departure, Hayat Tahrir Al-Cham Assumes Control
On September 9th, following Bashar Al-Assad's departure, Damascus saw calm after previous day's violence. Rebel group Hayat Tahrir Al-Cham secured government buildings, despite some being damaged, and now controls the streets with checkpoints and curfews, though traffic resumed, with citizens exchan...
Calm in Damascus After Assad's Departure, Hayat Tahrir Al-Cham Assumes Control
On September 9th, following Bashar Al-Assad's departure, Damascus saw calm after previous day's violence. Rebel group Hayat Tahrir Al-Cham secured government buildings, despite some being damaged, and now controls the streets with checkpoints and curfews, though traffic resumed, with citizens exchan...
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40% Bias Score
الجولاني يتخلى عن اسمه الحربي ويعزز شرعيته السياسية
تخلى أبو محمد الجولاني، زعيم هيئة تحرير الشام، عن اسمه الحربي واستخدم اسمه الحقيقي أحمد الشرع في البيانات الرسمية، كجزء من جهود تعزيز شرعيته بعد سيطرة جماعته على دمشق وأجزاء واسعة من سوريا.
الجولاني يتخلى عن اسمه الحربي ويعزز شرعيته السياسية
تخلى أبو محمد الجولاني، زعيم هيئة تحرير الشام، عن اسمه الحربي واستخدم اسمه الحقيقي أحمد الشرع في البيانات الرسمية، كجزء من جهود تعزيز شرعيته بعد سيطرة جماعته على دمشق وأجزاء واسعة من سوريا.
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"Syria's Economy Plummets 85% Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Sanctions"
"Syria's economy has shrunk by 85% to \$9 billion due to 14 years of conflict, sanctions, and displacement of over 6 million people, leaving over half the population in extreme poverty and raising concerns about long-term reconstruction."
"Syria's Economy Plummets 85% Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Sanctions"
"Syria's economy has shrunk by 85% to \$9 billion due to 14 years of conflict, sanctions, and displacement of over 6 million people, leaving over half the population in extreme poverty and raising concerns about long-term reconstruction."
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Syrian Civil War Causes 85% GDP Drop, Exacerbating Poverty and Reconstruction Challenges
The Syrian civil war, beginning in 2011, decimated the country's economy, causing an 85% drop in GDP to \$9 billion by 2023. The conflict, sanctions, and exodus of over 6 million people left over half the population in extreme poverty, creating significant challenges for reconstruction and the retur...
Syrian Civil War Causes 85% GDP Drop, Exacerbating Poverty and Reconstruction Challenges
The Syrian civil war, beginning in 2011, decimated the country's economy, causing an 85% drop in GDP to \$9 billion by 2023. The conflict, sanctions, and exodus of over 6 million people left over half the population in extreme poverty, creating significant challenges for reconstruction and the retur...
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36% Bias Score
Assad Regime Falls After Decade-Long Syrian Civil War
Syrian rebels ended Bashar al-Assad's 53-year regime on Sunday, capturing Damascus after retaking Aleppo the previous week; this victory follows a decade-long civil war marked by widespread atrocities, including the use of chemical weapons and barrel bombs, which caused over 600,000 deaths and a hum...
Assad Regime Falls After Decade-Long Syrian Civil War
Syrian rebels ended Bashar al-Assad's 53-year regime on Sunday, capturing Damascus after retaking Aleppo the previous week; this victory follows a decade-long civil war marked by widespread atrocities, including the use of chemical weapons and barrel bombs, which caused over 600,000 deaths and a hum...
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48% Bias Score
Syria's Opposition Seizes Power After Major Offensive
After a sweeping offensive capturing Damascus, Syrian opposition forces led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) ousted President Bashar al-Assad, forming a transitional government to consolidate control, rebuild the nation, and address a massive humanitarian crisis.
Syria's Opposition Seizes Power After Major Offensive
After a sweeping offensive capturing Damascus, Syrian opposition forces led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) ousted President Bashar al-Assad, forming a transitional government to consolidate control, rebuild the nation, and address a massive humanitarian crisis.
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56% Bias Score
"HTS seizes Damascus, forcing Assad's reported flight to Moscow."
"After 13 years of civil war, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), led by Abu Mohammed al-Dschulani, seized Damascus, forcing President Assad's reported flight to Moscow; Al-Dschulani's public shift towards a more moderate image is a key factor in his recent success.",
"HTS seizes Damascus, forcing Assad's reported flight to Moscow."
"After 13 years of civil war, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), led by Abu Mohammed al-Dschulani, seized Damascus, forcing President Assad's reported flight to Moscow; Al-Dschulani's public shift towards a more moderate image is a key factor in his recent success.",
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32% Bias Score
Arakan Army Captures Key Myanmar Border Post, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army, a powerful ethnic armed group in Myanmar, announced the capture of the last remaining military outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, securing complete control over the 271km border with Bangladesh after months of fighting and raising concerns about increased violence against the Rohingya m...
Arakan Army Captures Key Myanmar Border Post, Raising Rohingya Violence Fears
The Arakan Army, a powerful ethnic armed group in Myanmar, announced the capture of the last remaining military outpost in Maungdaw on Sunday, securing complete control over the 271km border with Bangladesh after months of fighting and raising concerns about increased violence against the Rohingya m...
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44% Bias Score
"Syria's Post-Assad Transition: Uniting Diverse Actors Amidst Lingering Challenges"
"Following the Syrian regime's fall, Hadi al-Bahra of the SNC aims for an 18-month transition and a new constitution, facing challenges in uniting diverse actors like HTS and SNA, as well as the AANES, and managing lingering ISIS-related issues."
"Syria's Post-Assad Transition: Uniting Diverse Actors Amidst Lingering Challenges"
"Following the Syrian regime's fall, Hadi al-Bahra of the SNC aims for an 18-month transition and a new constitution, facing challenges in uniting diverse actors like HTS and SNA, as well as the AANES, and managing lingering ISIS-related issues."
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56% Bias Score
Syrian Rebels Install Caretaker Prime Minister After Damascus Takeover
Following a 12-day offensive, Syrian rebels ousted President Bashar al-Assad and installed Mohammed al-Bashir as caretaker prime minister until March 1, 2025, to oversee a transition to a constitutional system amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes.
Syrian Rebels Install Caretaker Prime Minister After Damascus Takeover
Following a 12-day offensive, Syrian rebels ousted President Bashar al-Assad and installed Mohammed al-Bashir as caretaker prime minister until March 1, 2025, to oversee a transition to a constitutional system amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes.
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40% Bias Score
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