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Spain Reactivates Classified Information Law Amid Freedom of Expression Concerns
The Spanish government revived its Classified Information Law, imposing fines up to €2.5 million for revealing state secrets, despite concerns raised by various bodies about its impact on freedom of expression and the transfer of authority to the Ministry of the Presidency.
Spain Reactivates Classified Information Law Amid Freedom of Expression Concerns
The Spanish government revived its Classified Information Law, imposing fines up to €2.5 million for revealing state secrets, despite concerns raised by various bodies about its impact on freedom of expression and the transfer of authority to the Ministry of the Presidency.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Congress Debates Controversial Regulatory Reform
The Spanish Congress is debating regulatory changes, including a new journalist code of conduct, which the PP and Vox oppose, viewing it as censorship, while other parties support it to curb aggressive behavior.
Spanish Congress Debates Controversial Regulatory Reform
The Spanish Congress is debating regulatory changes, including a new journalist code of conduct, which the PP and Vox oppose, viewing it as censorship, while other parties support it to curb aggressive behavior.
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56% Bias Score
Bucharest President Opposes Anti-Legionnarism Law
Bucharest's president, Nicușor Dan, opposed a Romanian law criminalizing legionnarism, citing concerns about unfairly targeting anti-communist resistance fighters with past Legionnaire ties; the Constitutional Court will decide the law's fate.
Bucharest President Opposes Anti-Legionnarism Law
Bucharest's president, Nicușor Dan, opposed a Romanian law criminalizing legionnarism, citing concerns about unfairly targeting anti-communist resistance fighters with past Legionnaire ties; the Constitutional Court will decide the law's fate.
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56% Bias Score
School Closes Early After Diversity Day Incident Sparks Online Abuse
Bilton School in Rugby, Warwickshire closed early after a 12-year-old girl was removed from a diversity class for wearing a Union Jack dress, prompting online abuse and safety concerns leading to the early closure of the school on July 18th, 2025.
School Closes Early After Diversity Day Incident Sparks Online Abuse
Bilton School in Rugby, Warwickshire closed early after a 12-year-old girl was removed from a diversity class for wearing a Union Jack dress, prompting online abuse and safety concerns leading to the early closure of the school on July 18th, 2025.
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52% Bias Score
Catalan Deputy Destroys Photo of King Felipe VI Amidst Parliament Debate
During a Catalan Parliament debate on the state's weakness in Catalonia, CUP deputy Laia Estrada shredded a photo of King Felipe VI, protesting the monarchy; Vox and PP criticized her action, while the Parliament's presiding officers defended it as freedom of expression.
Catalan Deputy Destroys Photo of King Felipe VI Amidst Parliament Debate
During a Catalan Parliament debate on the state's weakness in Catalonia, CUP deputy Laia Estrada shredded a photo of King Felipe VI, protesting the monarchy; Vox and PP criticized her action, while the Parliament's presiding officers defended it as freedom of expression.
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48% Bias Score
Carlsen Verlag's Legal Action Against Conni Memes Sparks Online Debate
The Carlsen Verlag, publisher of the "Conni" children's book series, is taking legal action against creators of certain memes featuring its character, targeting those deemed racist, violent, pornographic, or used commercially, sparking debate on freedom of expression and copyright.
Carlsen Verlag's Legal Action Against Conni Memes Sparks Online Debate
The Carlsen Verlag, publisher of the "Conni" children's book series, is taking legal action against creators of certain memes featuring its character, targeting those deemed racist, violent, pornographic, or used commercially, sparking debate on freedom of expression and copyright.
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44% Bias Score
India Censors 33-Second Kiss in "Superman", Sparking Outrage
India's film censorship board, CBFC, sparked outrage by altering a 33-second kiss in the upcoming Superman movie to a peck, despite a 13+ rating, highlighting a broader global trend of film censorship impacting artistic expression and freedom of speech.
India Censors 33-Second Kiss in "Superman", Sparking Outrage
India's film censorship board, CBFC, sparked outrage by altering a 33-second kiss in the upcoming Superman movie to a peck, despite a 13+ rating, highlighting a broader global trend of film censorship impacting artistic expression and freedom of speech.
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64% Bias Score
Zimbabwe Seeks to Further Criminalize Government Criticism
Zimbabwean lawmakers are pushing to criminalize criticism of the government, proposing a national ideology and patriotic education, despite a High Court ruling against sections of a similar law and concerns about shrinking democratic space.
Zimbabwe Seeks to Further Criminalize Government Criticism
Zimbabwean lawmakers are pushing to criminalize criticism of the government, proposing a national ideology and patriotic education, despite a High Court ruling against sections of a similar law and concerns about shrinking democratic space.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Regulator Sanctions Media Outlets, Raising Censorship Concerns
Turkey's RTÜK imposed a 10-day broadcast ban on Halk TV and levied fines against Sözcü TV and TELE 1 for content deemed to incite hatred and enmity, with repeated violations potentially leading to license revocation; Netflix and Spotify also received fines for content deemed offensive.
Turkish Regulator Sanctions Media Outlets, Raising Censorship Concerns
Turkey's RTÜK imposed a 10-day broadcast ban on Halk TV and levied fines against Sözcü TV and TELE 1 for content deemed to incite hatred and enmity, with repeated violations potentially leading to license revocation; Netflix and Spotify also received fines for content deemed offensive.
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52% Bias Score
Police Disrupt İHD Anniversary, TV Show Cancelled
The Turkish Human Rights Association's 39th-anniversary celebration was disrupted by police, preventing the display of an LGBT rights banner; simultaneously, a TV broadcast featuring actress Gonca Vuslateri was cancelled without explanation.
Police Disrupt İHD Anniversary, TV Show Cancelled
The Turkish Human Rights Association's 39th-anniversary celebration was disrupted by police, preventing the display of an LGBT rights banner; simultaneously, a TV broadcast featuring actress Gonca Vuslateri was cancelled without explanation.
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24% Bias Score
Boğaziçi Graduate's Credentials Revoked for Anti-Rector Protest
Boğaziçi University graduate Berat Kaşkaloğlu's graduation certificate was revoked and master's admission canceled for displaying a banner criticizing the university's appointed rector at his graduation ceremony, highlighting ongoing protests against the administration.
Boğaziçi Graduate's Credentials Revoked for Anti-Rector Protest
Boğaziçi University graduate Berat Kaşkaloğlu's graduation certificate was revoked and master's admission canceled for displaying a banner criticizing the university's appointed rector at his graduation ceremony, highlighting ongoing protests against the administration.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Book Market Shows Decline Despite Nominal Growth Amidst Censorship and War
Despite nominal growth in book sales in 2024, the Russian book market shows a decline in real terms due to inflation and censorship, with sales down compared to pre-war levels; the popularity of esoteric literature has doubled since 2020, highlighting the existential anxieties among Russians.
Russian Book Market Shows Decline Despite Nominal Growth Amidst Censorship and War
Despite nominal growth in book sales in 2024, the Russian book market shows a decline in real terms due to inflation and censorship, with sales down compared to pre-war levels; the popularity of esoteric literature has doubled since 2020, highlighting the existential anxieties among Russians.
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36% Bias Score
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