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Death of Ngugi wa Thiong'o: A Loss for African Literature
Kenyan author Ngugi wa Thiong'o, celebrated for his anti-colonial writings and advocacy for African languages, died at age 87 in Bedford, Georgia, following a kidney ailment; his literary works significantly impacted African literature and political discourse.
Death of Ngugi wa Thiong'o: A Loss for African Literature
Kenyan author Ngugi wa Thiong'o, celebrated for his anti-colonial writings and advocacy for African languages, died at age 87 in Bedford, Georgia, following a kidney ailment; his literary works significantly impacted African literature and political discourse.
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16% Bias Score
Chagossian Women Lose Legal Bid to Block UK Island Transfer
Two Chagossian women lost a legal bid to stop the UK from transferring sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, accusing the government of betrayal and vowing to continue their fight for the right to return to Diego Garcia, which is excluded from the deal.
Chagossian Women Lose Legal Bid to Block UK Island Transfer
Two Chagossian women lost a legal bid to stop the UK from transferring sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, accusing the government of betrayal and vowing to continue their fight for the right to return to Diego Garcia, which is excluded from the deal.
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44% Bias Score
Algerian Students' Pivotal Role in the War of Liberation
Algerian students significantly contributed to the country's War of Liberation (1954-1962), providing leadership in political and armed struggle, participating in key organizations like the PPA and UGEMA, and playing crucial roles in administration, diplomacy, and the military, ultimately shaping po...
Algerian Students' Pivotal Role in the War of Liberation
Algerian students significantly contributed to the country's War of Liberation (1954-1962), providing leadership in political and armed struggle, participating in key organizations like the PPA and UGEMA, and playing crucial roles in administration, diplomacy, and the military, ultimately shaping po...
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64% Bias Score
US Support for Israel Amidst Gaza Genocide Investigation
The International Court of Justice is investigating potential genocide in Gaza after 19 months of conflict, while the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli officials; the US continues its unconditional support for Israel, viewing it as key to maintaining its global power.
US Support for Israel Amidst Gaza Genocide Investigation
The International Court of Justice is investigating potential genocide in Gaza after 19 months of conflict, while the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli officials; the US continues its unconditional support for Israel, viewing it as key to maintaining its global power.
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68% Bias Score
Bandung Conference's 70th Anniversary: Global South's Rise and Reshaping of the World Order
The 1955 Bandung Conference, uniting 29 Asian and African nations, marked the Global South's awakening, leading to decolonization, economic growth, and a push for a more inclusive international order; seventy years later, the region contributes significantly to global economic growth and challenges ...
Bandung Conference's 70th Anniversary: Global South's Rise and Reshaping of the World Order
The 1955 Bandung Conference, uniting 29 Asian and African nations, marked the Global South's awakening, leading to decolonization, economic growth, and a push for a more inclusive international order; seventy years later, the region contributes significantly to global economic growth and challenges ...
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44% Bias Score
Rio School Centers Afro-Brazilian Heritage in Curriculum
The Maria Felipa school in Rio de Janeiro, founded by Bárbara Carine, offers an Afrocentric curriculum emphasizing Afro-Brazilian and indigenous heritage, using trilingual education and integrating Afro-Brazilian culture into teaching methods, while offering scholarships to low-income families.
Rio School Centers Afro-Brazilian Heritage in Curriculum
The Maria Felipa school in Rio de Janeiro, founded by Bárbara Carine, offers an Afrocentric curriculum emphasizing Afro-Brazilian and indigenous heritage, using trilingual education and integrating Afro-Brazilian culture into teaching methods, while offering scholarships to low-income families.
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44% Bias Score
Africa Day: Celebrating Unity and Development
Africa Day, celebrated annually on May 25th, commemorates the 1963 founding of the Organization of African Unity (now the African Union), symbolizing the continent's liberation from colonialism and its pursuit of unity and development.
Africa Day: Celebrating Unity and Development
Africa Day, celebrated annually on May 25th, commemorates the 1963 founding of the Organization of African Unity (now the African Union), symbolizing the continent's liberation from colonialism and its pursuit of unity and development.
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36% Bias Score
UK Transfers Chagos Sovereignty to Mauritius, Retains Diego Garcia Base
The UK has signed a \£3.4bn deal to hand over sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, retaining a 99-year lease on Diego Garcia for a military base, costing \£101m annually; the deal includes a \£40m fund for Chagossians but excludes their return to Diego Garcia, sparking criticism.
UK Transfers Chagos Sovereignty to Mauritius, Retains Diego Garcia Base
The UK has signed a \£3.4bn deal to hand over sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, retaining a 99-year lease on Diego Garcia for a military base, costing \£101m annually; the deal includes a \£40m fund for Chagossians but excludes their return to Diego Garcia, sparking criticism.
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56% Bias Score
The Baghdad Pact: A Cold War Alliance and its Demise
The Baghdad Pact, a 1955 Cold War military alliance between Britain, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran to counter Soviet influence, dissolved in 1979 due to internal conflicts and the changing geopolitical landscape.
The Baghdad Pact: A Cold War Alliance and its Demise
The Baghdad Pact, a 1955 Cold War military alliance between Britain, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran to counter Soviet influence, dissolved in 1979 due to internal conflicts and the changing geopolitical landscape.
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36% Bias Score
Ayana V. Jackson: Photography, Colonialism, and Economic Exploitation
Ayana V. Jackson's photography exhibition, "Nosce Te Ipsum: Membrum Fantasma," currently at Madrid's Museo Nacional de Antropología, traces her family's history from slavery to the present, connecting personal narrative to broader themes of colonialism, racism, and economic exploitation.
Ayana V. Jackson: Photography, Colonialism, and Economic Exploitation
Ayana V. Jackson's photography exhibition, "Nosce Te Ipsum: Membrum Fantasma," currently at Madrid's Museo Nacional de Antropología, traces her family's history from slavery to the present, connecting personal narrative to broader themes of colonialism, racism, and economic exploitation.
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36% Bias Score
Bandung's Legacy: South Global's Rise Reshapes World Order
The 70th anniversary of the 1955 Bandung Conference highlights the South Global's journey from colonial exploitation to becoming a major driver of global growth, reshaping international relations and advocating for a more equitable world order.
Bandung's Legacy: South Global's Rise Reshapes World Order
The 70th anniversary of the 1955 Bandung Conference highlights the South Global's journey from colonial exploitation to becoming a major driver of global growth, reshaping international relations and advocating for a more equitable world order.
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36% Bias Score
Monkman Exhibition at Denver Art Museum Showcases Indigenous History
The Denver Art Museum presents "Kent Monkman: History is Painted by the Victors," a major exhibition showcasing 41 of the artist's monumental paintings, running from April 20 to August 17, 2025, confronting colonization's impact on Indigenous peoples and residential school trauma.
Monkman Exhibition at Denver Art Museum Showcases Indigenous History
The Denver Art Museum presents "Kent Monkman: History is Painted by the Victors," a major exhibition showcasing 41 of the artist's monumental paintings, running from April 20 to August 17, 2025, confronting colonization's impact on Indigenous peoples and residential school trauma.
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40% Bias Score
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