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Caucasus Border Clash Highlights Fragile Peace
A large fight between Ingush and Ossetian men near Chermen, a village on the border of North Ossetia-Alania and Ingushetia, on August 24, 2024, reignited tensions stemming from the unresolved Prigorodny district conflict of 1992.
Caucasus Border Clash Highlights Fragile Peace
A large fight between Ingush and Ossetian men near Chermen, a village on the border of North Ossetia-Alania and Ingushetia, on August 24, 2024, reignited tensions stemming from the unresolved Prigorodny district conflict of 1992.
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20% Bias Score
Ethiopian Government's Response to Accusations of Amhara Persecution
Sholomo Molla's article falsely accuses the Ethiopian federal government of an existential threat against the Amhara people; however, the Amhara have significant political representation, and the humanitarian crisis stems from Fano militia actions, not government policy.
Ethiopian Government's Response to Accusations of Amhara Persecution
Sholomo Molla's article falsely accuses the Ethiopian federal government of an existential threat against the Amhara people; however, the Amhara have significant political representation, and the humanitarian crisis stems from Fano militia actions, not government policy.
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56% Bias Score
M23 Uprising in DR Congo: Violence and a Complex History of Discrimination
The M23 rebel group's violent uprising in eastern DR Congo, fueled by claims of Tutsi persecution, has displaced hundreds of thousands and prompted international sanctions for war crimes, despite decades of documented discrimination against Congolese Tutsis.
M23 Uprising in DR Congo: Violence and a Complex History of Discrimination
The M23 rebel group's violent uprising in eastern DR Congo, fueled by claims of Tutsi persecution, has displaced hundreds of thousands and prompted international sanctions for war crimes, despite decades of documented discrimination against Congolese Tutsis.
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16% Bias Score
M23 Declares Ceasefire in Goma After Heavy Fighting
Following last week's fighting in Goma, DRC, that killed at least 900 people, M23 rebels declared a unilateral ceasefire starting Tuesday for humanitarian reasons, though they still control the city and are accused by the Congolese government and Rwanda of breaking previous peace agreements.
M23 Declares Ceasefire in Goma After Heavy Fighting
Following last week's fighting in Goma, DRC, that killed at least 900 people, M23 rebels declared a unilateral ceasefire starting Tuesday for humanitarian reasons, though they still control the city and are accused by the Congolese government and Rwanda of breaking previous peace agreements.
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36% Bias Score
M23 Rebels Declare Ceasefire After Goma Seizure, Causing Over 900 Deaths
M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seized Goma, causing at least 900 deaths and nearly 2,900 injuries, prompting a unilateral ceasefire declaration; the conflict is linked to decades-long ethnic tensions between Tutsis and Hutus, with regional leaders holding a summit this week to address the conflict.
M23 Rebels Declare Ceasefire After Goma Seizure, Causing Over 900 Deaths
M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, seized Goma, causing at least 900 deaths and nearly 2,900 injuries, prompting a unilateral ceasefire declaration; the conflict is linked to decades-long ethnic tensions between Tutsis and Hutus, with regional leaders holding a summit this week to address the conflict.
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40% Bias Score
MNDAA Capture of Lashio Deals Blow to Myanmar Junta
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) captured Lashio, a key city in northern Myanmar, in August 2023, after months of fighting, dealing a major blow to the military junta and boosting the pro-democracy movement; however, the city now faces economic hardship and concerns about the MN...
MNDAA Capture of Lashio Deals Blow to Myanmar Junta
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) captured Lashio, a key city in northern Myanmar, in August 2023, after months of fighting, dealing a major blow to the military junta and boosting the pro-democracy movement; however, the city now faces economic hardship and concerns about the MN...
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52% Bias Score
Syria's Sweida: Ceasefire Holds, But Risk of Renewed Violence Persists
Following a ceasefire after deadly clashes in July between Druze and Sunni Muslim groups in Sweida, Syria, the UN warns of a persistent threat of renewed violence, highlighting the fragility of the country's transition and deep ethnic divisions exacerbated by government and Israeli intervention.
Syria's Sweida: Ceasefire Holds, But Risk of Renewed Violence Persists
Following a ceasefire after deadly clashes in July between Druze and Sunni Muslim groups in Sweida, Syria, the UN warns of a persistent threat of renewed violence, highlighting the fragility of the country's transition and deep ethnic divisions exacerbated by government and Israeli intervention.
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44% Bias Score
Syria's New Rulers Face Backlash After Mass Killings
Following reports of mass killings of civilians in Syria, interim President Ahmad Sharia called for national unity, while the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported at least 745 civilians killed and hundreds fleeing their homes due to the violence.
Syria's New Rulers Face Backlash After Mass Killings
Following reports of mass killings of civilians in Syria, interim President Ahmad Sharia called for national unity, while the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported at least 745 civilians killed and hundreds fleeing their homes due to the violence.
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48% Bias Score
M23 Captures Goma, DRC: 3000 Dead, Humanitarian Crisis Worsens
M23 rebels, allegedly backed by Rwanda, captured Goma, DRC, on January 30th, killing nearly 3000 and displacing over 700,000, highlighting the ongoing conflict fueled by resource exploitation and ethnic tensions.
M23 Captures Goma, DRC: 3000 Dead, Humanitarian Crisis Worsens
M23 rebels, allegedly backed by Rwanda, captured Goma, DRC, on January 30th, killing nearly 3000 and displacing over 700,000, highlighting the ongoing conflict fueled by resource exploitation and ethnic tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Myanmar Junta's Shrinking Control Amidst Growing Resistance
Myanmar's military junta, seizing power in a 2021 coup, now controls only 21% of the country's territory after losing 95 towns and key trade routes to resistance forces, causing immense humanitarian suffering for over 4 million displaced people and plunging half the population into poverty.
Myanmar Junta's Shrinking Control Amidst Growing Resistance
Myanmar's military junta, seizing power in a 2021 coup, now controls only 21% of the country's territory after losing 95 towns and key trade routes to resistance forces, causing immense humanitarian suffering for over 4 million displaced people and plunging half the population into poverty.
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40% Bias Score
From Croatian War Trauma to German Anxieties: A Family's Struggle with Nationalistic Prejudice
A woman recounts her family's experiences as ethnic minorities in war-torn Croatia and her subsequent anxieties in Germany, where her children face similar prejudice. The narrative connects past trauma to present anxieties, highlighting the persistent impact of nationalistic conflict.
From Croatian War Trauma to German Anxieties: A Family's Struggle with Nationalistic Prejudice
A woman recounts her family's experiences as ethnic minorities in war-torn Croatia and her subsequent anxieties in Germany, where her children face similar prejudice. The narrative connects past trauma to present anxieties, highlighting the persistent impact of nationalistic conflict.
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60% Bias Score
Arakan Army's Gains Challenge Myanmar Junta
The Arakan Army (AA), a military group fighting the Myanmar junta, has made significant territorial gains in Rakhine State since late 2023, capturing numerous towns and military posts; their alliance with other ethnic armed groups launched major offensives in Shan State, posing a significant challen...
Arakan Army's Gains Challenge Myanmar Junta
The Arakan Army (AA), a military group fighting the Myanmar junta, has made significant territorial gains in Rakhine State since late 2023, capturing numerous towns and military posts; their alliance with other ethnic armed groups launched major offensives in Shan State, posing a significant challen...
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44% Bias Score
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