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Hungarian Protest Against Bill Limiting Free Speech
On Sunday, hundreds of Hungarians silently protested in Budapest against a new government transparency bill that could restrict media, NGOs, and critics; the bill may pass by mid-June, with enforcement starting three days after publication.
Hungarian Protest Against Bill Limiting Free Speech
On Sunday, hundreds of Hungarians silently protested in Budapest against a new government transparency bill that could restrict media, NGOs, and critics; the bill may pass by mid-June, with enforcement starting three days after publication.
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56% Bias Score
Germany Appoints "Trusted Flaggers" to Combat Illegal Online Content Under DSA
Germany's Federal Network Agency appointed three "Trusted Flaggers" (BVOH, vzbv, and Hate-Aid) under the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) to report illegal online content to platforms, marking a shift from previous voluntary agreements and raising concerns about impartiality and the potential for pol...
Germany Appoints "Trusted Flaggers" to Combat Illegal Online Content Under DSA
Germany's Federal Network Agency appointed three "Trusted Flaggers" (BVOH, vzbv, and Hate-Aid) under the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) to report illegal online content to platforms, marking a shift from previous voluntary agreements and raising concerns about impartiality and the potential for pol...
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52% Bias Score
British Businessman Indicted in US for Technology Trafficking and Suppressing Dissent
A British businessman, John Miller, and a Chinese national, Cui Guanghai, were indicted in the US for attempting to traffic sensitive American military technology to China and for plotting to silence a critic of the Chinese president, involving surveillance, vandalism, and bribery attempts; Miller w...
British Businessman Indicted in US for Technology Trafficking and Suppressing Dissent
A British businessman, John Miller, and a Chinese national, Cui Guanghai, were indicted in the US for attempting to traffic sensitive American military technology to China and for plotting to silence a critic of the Chinese president, involving surveillance, vandalism, and bribery attempts; Miller w...
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52% Bias Score
PBS Sues Trump Over Executive Order Defunding Public Broadcasting
President Trump's executive order to defund PBS and NPR due to perceived bias prompted a lawsuit from PBS and a Minnesota station, claiming the order violates free speech and exceeds presidential authority, potentially impacting $81 million in annual federal grants and jeopardizing local programming...
PBS Sues Trump Over Executive Order Defunding Public Broadcasting
President Trump's executive order to defund PBS and NPR due to perceived bias prompted a lawsuit from PBS and a Minnesota station, claiming the order violates free speech and exceeds presidential authority, potentially impacting $81 million in annual federal grants and jeopardizing local programming...
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56% Bias Score
Harvard Loses Student Visas Amidst State Department Investigation
The U.S. State Department is investigating all Harvard University visa holders for potential security risks and visa abuse, while the Department of Homeland Security revoked Harvard's student visa program due to alleged pro-terrorist conduct at campus protests, prompting a lawsuit from Harvard and i...
Harvard Loses Student Visas Amidst State Department Investigation
The U.S. State Department is investigating all Harvard University visa holders for potential security risks and visa abuse, while the Department of Homeland Security revoked Harvard's student visa program due to alleged pro-terrorist conduct at campus protests, prompting a lawsuit from Harvard and i...
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60% Bias Score
US Restricts Visas for Foreign Officials Censoring Americans
The US will restrict visas for foreign officials censoring Americans, impacting international relations and potentially escalating tensions with the EU over digital regulations, following Secretary of State Marco Rubio's announcement of a new visa policy.
US Restricts Visas for Foreign Officials Censoring Americans
The US will restrict visas for foreign officials censoring Americans, impacting international relations and potentially escalating tensions with the EU over digital regulations, following Secretary of State Marco Rubio's announcement of a new visa policy.
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56% Bias Score
Silent Protests in Budapest Against Hungarian Government's Transparency Bill
Silent protests against a Hungarian government transparency bill, deemed by critics as a tool to silence dissent, occurred in Budapest on Sunday, with further demonstrations planned. The bill, potentially passing mid-June, targets NGOs and the press.
Silent Protests in Budapest Against Hungarian Government's Transparency Bill
Silent protests against a Hungarian government transparency bill, deemed by critics as a tool to silence dissent, occurred in Budapest on Sunday, with further demonstrations planned. The bill, potentially passing mid-June, targets NGOs and the press.
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44% Bias Score
Melbourne University Students Face Expulsion Over Gaza Protests
Two University of Melbourne students face expulsion and two face suspension for participating in October 2022 protests against Israel's war on Gaza; the university vice chancellor will make the final decision, and student groups are protesting this potential precedent.
Melbourne University Students Face Expulsion Over Gaza Protests
Two University of Melbourne students face expulsion and two face suspension for participating in October 2022 protests against Israel's war on Gaza; the university vice chancellor will make the final decision, and student groups are protesting this potential precedent.
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56% Bias Score
Retired Police Officer Awarded £20,000 for Wrongful Arrest Over Misinterpreted Tweet
Retired Kent Police officer Julian Foulkes received £20,000 in compensation after being wrongly arrested in November 2023 for a tweet that was misinterpreted as anti-Semitic; Kent Police apologized and removed the caution from his record.
Retired Police Officer Awarded £20,000 for Wrongful Arrest Over Misinterpreted Tweet
Retired Kent Police officer Julian Foulkes received £20,000 in compensation after being wrongly arrested in November 2023 for a tweet that was misinterpreted as anti-Semitic; Kent Police apologized and removed the caution from his record.
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44% Bias Score
Istanbul Bar Member Released After 127 Days in Prison
Istanbul Bar Association board member Fırat Epözdemir, arrested on January 25th for "terror propaganda" and "terrorist organization membership," was released from Silivri Prison on June 20th after 127 days, following a court decision. The charges stemmed from the Bar's statements regarding the death...
Istanbul Bar Member Released After 127 Days in Prison
Istanbul Bar Association board member Fırat Epözdemir, arrested on January 25th for "terror propaganda" and "terrorist organization membership," was released from Silivri Prison on June 20th after 127 days, following a court decision. The charges stemmed from the Bar's statements regarding the death...
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36% Bias Score
US to Ban British Officials Over Online Censorship Concerns
The Trump administration announced a policy that could ban British officials, including those from Ofcom, from the US due to concerns over the UK's Online Safety Bill and alleged censorship of US tech companies and citizens; this is part of a broader effort by the administration to counter perceived...
US to Ban British Officials Over Online Censorship Concerns
The Trump administration announced a policy that could ban British officials, including those from Ofcom, from the US due to concerns over the UK's Online Safety Bill and alleged censorship of US tech companies and citizens; this is part of a broader effort by the administration to counter perceived...
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56% Bias Score
Federal Judge Rules Rubio's Deportation of Activist Likely Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled that Secretary of State Marco Rubio likely violated the Constitution by deporting Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder, for his pro-Palestinian activism; however, the judge didn't immediately order Khalil's release from detention, pending further evidence of irreparable harm.
Federal Judge Rules Rubio's Deportation of Activist Likely Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled that Secretary of State Marco Rubio likely violated the Constitution by deporting Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder, for his pro-Palestinian activism; however, the judge didn't immediately order Khalil's release from detention, pending further evidence of irreparable harm.
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40% Bias Score
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