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AKP MP's 2018 Remarks on 'Turkish Identity' Resurface Amidst 'Bloody Coup' Controversy
Former AKP MP Hüseyin Kocabıyık alleges that fellow AKP MP Ahmet Hamdi Çamlı, who recently called the 1923 founding of the Republic a "bloody coup," stated in a 2018 party meeting that he "loathed the word 'Turk'" in front of 50 fellow MPs, including ministers, with only two MPs supporting Kocabıyık...
AKP MP's 2018 Remarks on 'Turkish Identity' Resurface Amidst 'Bloody Coup' Controversy
Former AKP MP Hüseyin Kocabıyık alleges that fellow AKP MP Ahmet Hamdi Çamlı, who recently called the 1923 founding of the Republic a "bloody coup," stated in a 2018 party meeting that he "loathed the word 'Turk'" in front of 50 fellow MPs, including ministers, with only two MPs supporting Kocabıyık...
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36% Bias Score


Guinea Junta Proposes Extended Presidential Terms in Upcoming Referendum
Guinea's ruling junta plans a constitutional referendum in late September to extend presidential terms to seven years, renewable once, raising concerns about the commitment to a civilian transition despite promises to the contrary and severe freedom restrictions.
Guinea Junta Proposes Extended Presidential Terms in Upcoming Referendum
Guinea's ruling junta plans a constitutional referendum in late September to extend presidential terms to seven years, renewable once, raising concerns about the commitment to a civilian transition despite promises to the contrary and severe freedom restrictions.
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52% Bias Score


Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korean Presidency After Coup Resistance
After surviving a stabbing and leading the resistance against a military coup in South Korea, Lee Jae-myung, a former human rights lawyer, won the presidential election on Tuesday with 51% of the vote, promising to limit presidential power and decentralize governance.
Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korean Presidency After Coup Resistance
After surviving a stabbing and leading the resistance against a military coup in South Korea, Lee Jae-myung, a former human rights lawyer, won the presidential election on Tuesday with 51% of the vote, promising to limit presidential power and decentralize governance.
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44% Bias Score


\"Burkina Faso's Traore: Popular Anti-West Leader Amidst Worsening Crisis\"\
In Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore's leadership, marked by anti-Western sentiment and worsening security resulting in over 7,200 deaths in the past year according to ACLED data and 2.1 million displaced people, resonates with some young Africans despite the country's deteriorating humanitarian ...
\"Burkina Faso's Traore: Popular Anti-West Leader Amidst Worsening Crisis\"\
In Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traore's leadership, marked by anti-Western sentiment and worsening security resulting in over 7,200 deaths in the past year according to ACLED data and 2.1 million displaced people, resonates with some young Africans despite the country's deteriorating humanitarian ...
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52% Bias Score


Malian Junta Recommends Goita as President, Dissolving Political Parties
Mali's military junta-led national political conference recommended installing junta leader Gen. Assimi Goita as president for a renewable five-year term, dissolving political parties, and abolishing the opposition leader position; political parties denounced the move as unconstitutional.
Malian Junta Recommends Goita as President, Dissolving Political Parties
Mali's military junta-led national political conference recommended installing junta leader Gen. Assimi Goita as president for a renewable five-year term, dissolving political parties, and abolishing the opposition leader position; political parties denounced the move as unconstitutional.
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44% Bias Score


Thailand's Invitation to Myanmar Junta Leader Sparks Outrage
Following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, Thailand invited junta leader Min Aung Hlaing to the BIMSTEC summit, defying ASEAN's exclusion policy and prompting criticism for legitimizing a regime accused of crimes against humanity while hindering humanitarian aid.
Thailand's Invitation to Myanmar Junta Leader Sparks Outrage
Following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, Thailand invited junta leader Min Aung Hlaing to the BIMSTEC summit, defying ASEAN's exclusion policy and prompting criticism for legitimizing a regime accused of crimes against humanity while hindering humanitarian aid.
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56% Bias Score

Chilean Presidential Candidate Endorses Potential Coup
Chilean far-right presidential candidate Johannes Kaiser endorsed the possibility of another coup d'état, defended the 1973 Pinochet dictatorship's human rights abuses, and proposed banning the Communist Party, sparking widespread condemnation.

Chilean Presidential Candidate Endorses Potential Coup
Chilean far-right presidential candidate Johannes Kaiser endorsed the possibility of another coup d'état, defended the 1973 Pinochet dictatorship's human rights abuses, and proposed banning the Communist Party, sparking widespread condemnation.
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60% Bias Score

Pollack's Thriller Depicts Successful Dutch Coup
Robert Pollack's new political thriller, "Vandaag is geen dag voor verraad," depicts a violent, successful coup in the Netherlands orchestrated by a coalition of extreme left and right-wing parties, exploring the clash of ideologies and the resulting societal upheaval from the perspective of two hos...

Pollack's Thriller Depicts Successful Dutch Coup
Robert Pollack's new political thriller, "Vandaag is geen dag voor verraad," depicts a violent, successful coup in the Netherlands orchestrated by a coalition of extreme left and right-wing parties, exploring the clash of ideologies and the resulting societal upheaval from the perspective of two hos...
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44% Bias Score

Deposed Gabonese President Ali Bongo in Angola After Coup
Ali Bongo, Gabon's deposed president, is in Angola with his family after a coup d'état, despite pending legal proceedings against them; his release follows talks between Angolan and Gabonese presidents and Gabon's readmittance to the African Union.

Deposed Gabonese President Ali Bongo in Angola After Coup
Ali Bongo, Gabon's deposed president, is in Angola with his family after a coup d'état, despite pending legal proceedings against them; his release follows talks between Angolan and Gabonese presidents and Gabon's readmittance to the African Union.
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56% Bias Score

Burkina Faso Protests Show Support for Junta Amidst Coup Attempt and U.S. Criticism
Thousands protested in Burkina Faso's capital Ouagadougou on Wednesday, supporting the military junta after an alleged coup attempt and criticism from a U.S. official accusing junta leader Capt. Ibrahim Traore of misusing gold reserves; protesters waved Burkina Faso and Russian flags.

Burkina Faso Protests Show Support for Junta Amidst Coup Attempt and U.S. Criticism
Thousands protested in Burkina Faso's capital Ouagadougou on Wednesday, supporting the military junta after an alleged coup attempt and criticism from a U.S. official accusing junta leader Capt. Ibrahim Traore of misusing gold reserves; protesters waved Burkina Faso and Russian flags.
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56% Bias Score

Gabon Votes: First Post-Bongo Election Amidst Controversy
Gabon holds presidential elections on Saturday, with eight candidates vying to replace the Bongo family after a coup d'état ousted Ali Bongo 19 months ago. General Brice Oligui Nguema, the coup leader, is running despite promises to hand over power to civilians, leading to criticism of an unfair ele...

Gabon Votes: First Post-Bongo Election Amidst Controversy
Gabon holds presidential elections on Saturday, with eight candidates vying to replace the Bongo family after a coup d'état ousted Ali Bongo 19 months ago. General Brice Oligui Nguema, the coup leader, is running despite promises to hand over power to civilians, leading to criticism of an unfair ele...
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44% Bias Score

Niger Quits Regional Counterterrorism Force, Raising Security Concerns
Niger's military junta withdrew from the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) fighting jihadists in the Lake Chad area on the weekend, prioritizing oil site security, escalating tensions with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and potentially emboldening extremist groups.

Niger Quits Regional Counterterrorism Force, Raising Security Concerns
Niger's military junta withdrew from the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) fighting jihadists in the Lake Chad area on the weekend, prioritizing oil site security, escalating tensions with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and potentially emboldening extremist groups.
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32% Bias Score
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