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South Sudan Conflict Displaces Over 130,000, Triggers Cholera Outbreak
In mid-April 2024, escalating clashes between South Sudan's government forces and opposition groups in Jonglei and Upper Nile states displaced over 130,000 people, disrupting aid, triggering a cholera outbreak, and reviving memories of the 2013-2018 civil war.
South Sudan Conflict Displaces Over 130,000, Triggers Cholera Outbreak
In mid-April 2024, escalating clashes between South Sudan's government forces and opposition groups in Jonglei and Upper Nile states displaced over 130,000 people, disrupting aid, triggering a cholera outbreak, and reviving memories of the 2013-2018 civil war.
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40% Bias Score
Israeli forces demolish Palestinian village in West Bank
Israeli forces demolished the Palestinian village of Khalet al-Dab in the occupied West Bank on Monday, destroying nine houses, five tents, and five animal enclosures; the Israeli military stated the structures were illegally built in a restricted area, while Palestinians claim obtaining permits is ...
Israeli forces demolish Palestinian village in West Bank
Israeli forces demolished the Palestinian village of Khalet al-Dab in the occupied West Bank on Monday, destroying nine houses, five tents, and five animal enclosures; the Israeli military stated the structures were illegally built in a restricted area, while Palestinians claim obtaining permits is ...
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56% Bias Score
Israel Approves Plan to Seize Gaza Strip
Israel approved plans to seize the entire Gaza Strip, potentially displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, a move that follows Hamas attacks on southern Israel and is likely to trigger significant international backlash.
Israel Approves Plan to Seize Gaza Strip
Israel approved plans to seize the entire Gaza Strip, potentially displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, a move that follows Hamas attacks on southern Israel and is likely to trigger significant international backlash.
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40% Bias Score
Khartoum in Ruins After Two Years of RSF Occupation
The Sudanese capital Khartoum, occupied by the RSF for two years, suffered widespread destruction and looting resulting in at least 61,000 deaths, with millions displaced, and the city left in ruins following the RSF's retreat.
Khartoum in Ruins After Two Years of RSF Occupation
The Sudanese capital Khartoum, occupied by the RSF for two years, suffered widespread destruction and looting resulting in at least 61,000 deaths, with millions displaced, and the city left in ruins following the RSF's retreat.
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44% Bias Score
DRC Human Rights Commission Addresses Migrant Crisis Amidst Eastern Conflict
The Congolese National Human Rights Commission (CNDH-RDC) participated in a Moroccan convention on migrant worker rights due to the ongoing conflict in eastern DRC, forcing many Congolese to migrate, often through Morocco to Europe. The CNDH-RDC aims to highlight the situation and advocate for peace...
DRC Human Rights Commission Addresses Migrant Crisis Amidst Eastern Conflict
The Congolese National Human Rights Commission (CNDH-RDC) participated in a Moroccan convention on migrant worker rights due to the ongoing conflict in eastern DRC, forcing many Congolese to migrate, often through Morocco to Europe. The CNDH-RDC aims to highlight the situation and advocate for peace...
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40% Bias Score
Turkey to Launch Diplomatic Campaign Against U.S. Stance on PKK/YPG in 2025
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced a comprehensive diplomatic campaign against the U.S.'s perceived ambiguous stance on the PKK/YPG, starting summer 2025, alongside plans to diversify defense cooperation with Gulf countries in the second half of 2025, in response to a U.S. Middle East po...
Turkey to Launch Diplomatic Campaign Against U.S. Stance on PKK/YPG in 2025
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced a comprehensive diplomatic campaign against the U.S.'s perceived ambiguous stance on the PKK/YPG, starting summer 2025, alongside plans to diversify defense cooperation with Gulf countries in the second half of 2025, in response to a U.S. Middle East po...
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52% Bias Score
Israel Poised for Gaza Ground Operation Unless Ceasefire Deal Reached
Israel plans a large-scale ground operation in Gaza unless a prisoner exchange and ceasefire deal is reached before President Trump's Middle East visit ends next week; the plan includes potentially displacing nearly 2 million Palestinians into a humanitarian zone, a move opposed by the UN and aid or...
Israel Poised for Gaza Ground Operation Unless Ceasefire Deal Reached
Israel plans a large-scale ground operation in Gaza unless a prisoner exchange and ceasefire deal is reached before President Trump's Middle East visit ends next week; the plan includes potentially displacing nearly 2 million Palestinians into a humanitarian zone, a move opposed by the UN and aid or...
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60% Bias Score
Sudanese Civil War: Wounded Man Reunited With Family After Two Years
After two years of separation due to Sudan's civil war, Munzir, a wounded civilian, was reunited with his family in Khartoum thanks to a social media campaign by the Resilience charity, highlighting the widespread displacement crisis impacting at least 50,000 people.
Sudanese Civil War: Wounded Man Reunited With Family After Two Years
After two years of separation due to Sudan's civil war, Munzir, a wounded civilian, was reunited with his family in Khartoum thanks to a social media campaign by the Resilience charity, highlighting the widespread displacement crisis impacting at least 50,000 people.
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36% Bias Score
Do Ho Suh's "Walk the House" at Tate Modern: An Immersive Exploration of Home
Do Ho Suh's largest UK solo show, "Walk the House," at London's Tate Modern until October, features immersive installations exploring home as a physical and psychological space, challenging traditional museum display methods by removing internal gallery walls to allow visitors to fully engage with t...
Do Ho Suh's "Walk the House" at Tate Modern: An Immersive Exploration of Home
Do Ho Suh's largest UK solo show, "Walk the House," at London's Tate Modern until October, features immersive installations exploring home as a physical and psychological space, challenging traditional museum display methods by removing internal gallery walls to allow visitors to fully engage with t...
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24% Bias Score
Haiti: 2024 Violence, Displacement, and Impunity Crisis
Amnesty International's 2025 report reveals that in 2024, Haiti experienced a surge in gang violence causing over 5,600 deaths, the displacement of over 1 million people, and alarming food insecurity affecting 5.7 million by June 2025, exacerbated by 199,170 deportations from the US and Dominican Re...
Haiti: 2024 Violence, Displacement, and Impunity Crisis
Amnesty International's 2025 report reveals that in 2024, Haiti experienced a surge in gang violence causing over 5,600 deaths, the displacement of over 1 million people, and alarming food insecurity affecting 5.7 million by June 2025, exacerbated by 199,170 deportations from the US and Dominican Re...
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40% Bias Score
Gazan Artists Exhibit Works Depicting War's Devastation
Four Gazan artists, displaced by Israel's assault on Gaza, showcase their works in the "Under Fire" exhibition at Amman's Darat al Funun, depicting the war's devastation and their resilience despite the loss of their studios and over 64,000 Palestinian lives.
Gazan Artists Exhibit Works Depicting War's Devastation
Four Gazan artists, displaced by Israel's assault on Gaza, showcase their works in the "Under Fire" exhibition at Amman's Darat al Funun, depicting the war's devastation and their resilience despite the loss of their studios and over 64,000 Palestinian lives.
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44% Bias Score
Borno State Residents Live in Fear Under Boko Haram and ISWAP Control
Three local government areas in Borno State, NigeriaāGudumbari, Marte, and Abadamāremain under the control of Boko Haram and ISWAP, forcing residents to live in fear since 2018 due to constant threats, taxation, and limited access to safety and essential supplies.
Borno State Residents Live in Fear Under Boko Haram and ISWAP Control
Three local government areas in Borno State, NigeriaāGudumbari, Marte, and Abadamāremain under the control of Boko Haram and ISWAP, forcing residents to live in fear since 2018 due to constant threats, taxation, and limited access to safety and essential supplies.
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24% Bias Score
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