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Sudanese Army Advances in Khartoum, Announces Post-War Roadmap
On February 9th, 2025, the Sudanese army intensified its offensive against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum, regaining control of several areas east of the city and bombing RSF positions; simultaneously, allied forces bombed RSF positions in Al Fasher, Darfur, while the government announce...
Sudanese Army Advances in Khartoum, Announces Post-War Roadmap
On February 9th, 2025, the Sudanese army intensified its offensive against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum, regaining control of several areas east of the city and bombing RSF positions; simultaneously, allied forces bombed RSF positions in Al Fasher, Darfur, while the government announce...
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40% Bias Score
Gaza Aid Crisis: Insufficient Delivery Despite Increased Truck Traffic
Three weeks post-ceasefire, humanitarian aid in Gaza lags, hampered by widespread destruction, displacement (565,000 returned to northern Gaza in two weeks), and Israeli restrictions including a new law targeting UNRWA, which provides 50% of aid; despite 4,200 weekly aid trucks, many Gazans lack acc...
Gaza Aid Crisis: Insufficient Delivery Despite Increased Truck Traffic
Three weeks post-ceasefire, humanitarian aid in Gaza lags, hampered by widespread destruction, displacement (565,000 returned to northern Gaza in two weeks), and Israeli restrictions including a new law targeting UNRWA, which provides 50% of aid; despite 4,200 weekly aid trucks, many Gazans lack acc...
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44% Bias Score
Hamas Claims Gaza Control Amidst Post-War Challenges
Following a ceasefire with Israel, Hamas asserts control over the Gaza Strip, despite suffering heavy military and administrative losses during the war. While images suggest order, logistical problems and personnel shortages hinder Hamas's ability to fully control the region, creating challenges for...
Hamas Claims Gaza Control Amidst Post-War Challenges
Following a ceasefire with Israel, Hamas asserts control over the Gaza Strip, despite suffering heavy military and administrative losses during the war. While images suggest order, logistical problems and personnel shortages hinder Hamas's ability to fully control the region, creating challenges for...
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48% Bias Score
Hamas Claims Gaza Control Amidst Post-War Challenges
Following a ceasefire with Israel, Hamas claims control over the Gaza Strip despite suffering significant military and administrative losses during the war; the organization's image of restored order is contradicted by chaotic conditions on the ground and its future role remains uncertain amid diffi...
Hamas Claims Gaza Control Amidst Post-War Challenges
Following a ceasefire with Israel, Hamas claims control over the Gaza Strip despite suffering significant military and administrative losses during the war; the organization's image of restored order is contradicted by chaotic conditions on the ground and its future role remains uncertain amid diffi...
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44% Bias Score
Gaza's Private Learning Hubs: A Lifeline Amidst Destruction
In war-torn Gaza, private citizens have established learning hubs offering internet access and educational resources to students and teachers, serving as a crucial lifeline following the destruction of 88% of educational buildings and impacting 658,000 children.
Gaza's Private Learning Hubs: A Lifeline Amidst Destruction
In war-torn Gaza, private citizens have established learning hubs offering internet access and educational resources to students and teachers, serving as a crucial lifeline following the destruction of 88% of educational buildings and impacting 658,000 children.
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36% Bias Score
Religion's Role in Conflict: A Call for Self-Criticism and Peaceful Theology
The text critiques religion's role in historical conflicts, advocating for self-criticism, objective religious education, and a peaceful theology emphasizing respect and combating violence to prevent future conflicts.
Religion's Role in Conflict: A Call for Self-Criticism and Peaceful Theology
The text critiques religion's role in historical conflicts, advocating for self-criticism, objective religious education, and a peaceful theology emphasizing respect and combating violence to prevent future conflicts.
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40% Bias Score
Hundreds of Rwandan Soldiers Killed in DRC, Contradicting Kigali's Denials
Hundreds of Rwandan troops have died in covert operations supporting M23 rebels in eastern DRC, contradicting Kigali's denials; satellite imagery shows at least 600 new graves in a Kigali military cemetery since the conflict began three years ago, while intelligence suggests thousands of deaths, som...
Hundreds of Rwandan Soldiers Killed in DRC, Contradicting Kigali's Denials
Hundreds of Rwandan troops have died in covert operations supporting M23 rebels in eastern DRC, contradicting Kigali's denials; satellite imagery shows at least 600 new graves in a Kigali military cemetery since the conflict began three years ago, while intelligence suggests thousands of deaths, som...
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44% Bias Score
Russian Drone Strikes Disrupt Ukrainian Counteroffensive
A Russian drone operator details using fiber-optic drones to successfully strike multiple Ukrainian and NATO equipment columns during a Ukrainian counteroffensive, disrupting enemy movements and causing significant material damage.
Russian Drone Strikes Disrupt Ukrainian Counteroffensive
A Russian drone operator details using fiber-optic drones to successfully strike multiple Ukrainian and NATO equipment columns during a Ukrainian counteroffensive, disrupting enemy movements and causing significant material damage.
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68% Bias Score
M23 Offensive in DRC Causes 2,900 Deaths, Humanitarian Crisis
The M23 rebel group launched a new offensive in eastern DRC on February 3, 2025, seizing several towns after a short-lived ceasefire, resulting in at least 2,900 deaths in Goma and a major humanitarian crisis; the DRC accuses Rwanda of supporting M23, which Rwanda denies.
M23 Offensive in DRC Causes 2,900 Deaths, Humanitarian Crisis
The M23 rebel group launched a new offensive in eastern DRC on February 3, 2025, seizing several towns after a short-lived ceasefire, resulting in at least 2,900 deaths in Goma and a major humanitarian crisis; the DRC accuses Rwanda of supporting M23, which Rwanda denies.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Unfeasible Gaza Plan: Regional Implications
Donald Trump's plan to seize Gaza and relocate its population is deemed unfeasible due to lack of international support, yet it fuels Israeli ultranationalism and may escalate tensions, potentially jeopardizing any chance of a two-state solution.
Trump's Unfeasible Gaza Plan: Regional Implications
Donald Trump's plan to seize Gaza and relocate its population is deemed unfeasible due to lack of international support, yet it fuels Israeli ultranationalism and may escalate tensions, potentially jeopardizing any chance of a two-state solution.
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40% Bias Score
Moscow's Large-Scale Humanitarian Aid Operation
Moscow is conducting a massive humanitarian aid operation, with various districts and organizations sending tons of food, hygiene products, clothes, and other necessities to the Kursk region and those involved in the Special Military Operation; the initiative involves businesses, students, and volun...
Moscow's Large-Scale Humanitarian Aid Operation
Moscow is conducting a massive humanitarian aid operation, with various districts and organizations sending tons of food, hygiene products, clothes, and other necessities to the Kursk region and those involved in the Special Military Operation; the initiative involves businesses, students, and volun...
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52% Bias Score
DRC Rebel Groups Declare Ceasefire in Goma After Heavy Fighting
The Congo River Alliance, including the M23 rebel group, declared a ceasefire in Goma, DRC, starting Tuesday, after capturing the city on January 27th, causing at least 900 deaths and displacing hundreds of thousands; the rebels deny intentions to take Bukavu.
DRC Rebel Groups Declare Ceasefire in Goma After Heavy Fighting
The Congo River Alliance, including the M23 rebel group, declared a ceasefire in Goma, DRC, starting Tuesday, after capturing the city on January 27th, causing at least 900 deaths and displacing hundreds of thousands; the rebels deny intentions to take Bukavu.
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32% Bias Score
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