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Serbia: 20 Arrested on Charges of Violently Overthrowing Constitutional Order
At least 20 people have been arrested in Serbia in the last eight months under suspicion of "violently overthrowing the constitutional order," including students and activists, raising concerns about the government's response to protests and potential misuse of anti-government laws.
Serbia: 20 Arrested on Charges of Violently Overthrowing Constitutional Order
At least 20 people have been arrested in Serbia in the last eight months under suspicion of "violently overthrowing the constitutional order," including students and activists, raising concerns about the government's response to protests and potential misuse of anti-government laws.
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48% Bias Score
UK Parliament declares Palestine Action a terrorist organization
The UK Parliament voted to proscribe Palestine Action, a campaign group, as a terrorist organization after its activists damaged military planes, sparking concerns about free speech and setting a precedent for future crackdowns on similar protests.
UK Parliament declares Palestine Action a terrorist organization
The UK Parliament voted to proscribe Palestine Action, a campaign group, as a terrorist organization after its activists damaged military planes, sparking concerns about free speech and setting a precedent for future crackdowns on similar protests.
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44% Bias Score
Bob Vylan's Glastonbury Chant Sparks Outrage, Debate on Festival Responsibility
Following Bob Vylan's "Death to the IDF" chant at Glastonbury Festival, the BBC apologized, the UK Prime Minister condemned the statement, and the band's US tour was cancelled, raising questions about freedom of speech at music festivals.
Bob Vylan's Glastonbury Chant Sparks Outrage, Debate on Festival Responsibility
Following Bob Vylan's "Death to the IDF" chant at Glastonbury Festival, the BBC apologized, the UK Prime Minister condemned the statement, and the band's US tour was cancelled, raising questions about freedom of speech at music festivals.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Arrests Cartoonists Over Depiction of Prophets, Sparking Protests
Turkish President Erdogan condemned a satirical cartoon depicting prophets Muhammad and Moses as a 'vile provocation,' leading to the arrest of four cartoonists and protests in Istanbul, highlighting the ongoing tension between freedom of speech and religious sensitivities in Turkey, which ranks 158...
Turkey Arrests Cartoonists Over Depiction of Prophets, Sparking Protests
Turkish President Erdogan condemned a satirical cartoon depicting prophets Muhammad and Moses as a 'vile provocation,' leading to the arrest of four cartoonists and protests in Istanbul, highlighting the ongoing tension between freedom of speech and religious sensitivities in Turkey, which ranks 158...
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44% Bias Score
Merz's "Circus Tent" Remark Sparks Outrage Over LGBTQ+ Flag
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz sparked outrage by comparing the Bundestag's rainbow flag to a "circus tent," drawing criticism from coalition partners and LGBTQ+ advocates who viewed it as insensitive given rising attacks on queer individuals. The incident underscores growing tensions within the g...
Merz's "Circus Tent" Remark Sparks Outrage Over LGBTQ+ Flag
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz sparked outrage by comparing the Bundestag's rainbow flag to a "circus tent," drawing criticism from coalition partners and LGBTQ+ advocates who viewed it as insensitive given rising attacks on queer individuals. The incident underscores growing tensions within the g...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Satirical Magazine Employees Arrested for Cartoon Depicting Prophet Muhammad
Four employees of Turkey's LeMan magazine were arrested for publishing a cartoon interpreted as depicting the Prophet Muhammad, sparking protests and an investigation into "publicly insulting religious values", drawing parallels to the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
Turkish Satirical Magazine Employees Arrested for Cartoon Depicting Prophet Muhammad
Four employees of Turkey's LeMan magazine were arrested for publishing a cartoon interpreted as depicting the Prophet Muhammad, sparking protests and an investigation into "publicly insulting religious values", drawing parallels to the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
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52% Bias Score
Kneecap's Glastonbury Performance Amidst Political Backlash
The Irish-language hip-hop group Kneecap performed at Glastonbury Festival despite controversy over its pro-Palestinian statements and a terrorism charge against a band member, highlighting the intersection of music, politics, and identity in Northern Ireland.
Kneecap's Glastonbury Performance Amidst Political Backlash
The Irish-language hip-hop group Kneecap performed at Glastonbury Festival despite controversy over its pro-Palestinian statements and a terrorism charge against a band member, highlighting the intersection of music, politics, and identity in Northern Ireland.
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48% Bias Score
Madımak Hotel Fire: A Legacy of Religious Extremism and Censorship
The Madımak Hotel fire in Sivas, Turkey, on July 2, 1993, resulted in the death of 37 people, highlighting the dangers of religious extremism and inadequate response to such incidents. The event continues to raise concerns about freedom of expression and the handling of religiously motivated violenc...
Madımak Hotel Fire: A Legacy of Religious Extremism and Censorship
The Madımak Hotel fire in Sivas, Turkey, on July 2, 1993, resulted in the death of 37 people, highlighting the dangers of religious extremism and inadequate response to such incidents. The event continues to raise concerns about freedom of expression and the handling of religiously motivated violenc...
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48% Bias Score
LeMan Cartoon Sparks Arrests and Protests in Turkey
In Turkey, a cartoon in LeMan magazine depicting a slain Gazan Muslim named Muhammad sparked arrests of four staff members, attacks on LeMan's offices, and protests, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
LeMan Cartoon Sparks Arrests and Protests in Turkey
In Turkey, a cartoon in LeMan magazine depicting a slain Gazan Muslim named Muhammad sparked arrests of four staff members, attacks on LeMan's offices, and protests, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
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16% Bias Score
Turkey: 18 Groups Condemn Arrest of Five Journalists
Five Turkish journalists—Dicle Baştürk, Yavuz Akengin, Eylem Emel Yılmaz, Ozan Cırık, and Metin Yoksu—were arrested in Artvin on charges of 'organization membership' related to their reporting, prompting condemnation from 18 press and civil society organizations who argue the arrests threaten press ...
Turkey: 18 Groups Condemn Arrest of Five Journalists
Five Turkish journalists—Dicle Baştürk, Yavuz Akengin, Eylem Emel Yılmaz, Ozan Cırık, and Metin Yoksu—were arrested in Artvin on charges of 'organization membership' related to their reporting, prompting condemnation from 18 press and civil society organizations who argue the arrests threaten press ...
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56% Bias Score
Bob Vylan's Anti-IDF Chants Spark BBC Apology and International Backlash
Bob Vylan's Glastonbury performance, featuring chants of "death to the IDF" and "free Palestine", prompted a BBC apology for not cutting the live stream, an Ofcom investigation, government questioning, and the US revoking the band's tour visas.
Bob Vylan's Anti-IDF Chants Spark BBC Apology and International Backlash
Bob Vylan's Glastonbury performance, featuring chants of "death to the IDF" and "free Palestine", prompted a BBC apology for not cutting the live stream, an Ofcom investigation, government questioning, and the US revoking the band's tour visas.
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56% Bias Score
BBC Condemned for Airing Antisemitic Remarks at Glastonbury
At Glastonbury, Bob Vylan's antisemitic remarks, including chants of "Death, death to the IDF", were broadcast live by the BBC, resulting in widespread condemnation, a national shame declaration, and the revocation of the band's US visas.
BBC Condemned for Airing Antisemitic Remarks at Glastonbury
At Glastonbury, Bob Vylan's antisemitic remarks, including chants of "Death, death to the IDF", were broadcast live by the BBC, resulting in widespread condemnation, a national shame declaration, and the revocation of the band's US visas.
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48% Bias Score
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