Jordan Peterson Leaves Canada, Citing Concerns Over Free Speech and Government Policies
Controversial Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson is moving to the US, citing Canada's government incompetence and Bill C-63, the Online Harm Act, which he believes threatens free speech, along with his ongoing disputes with the College of Psychologists of Ontario.
Jordan Peterson Leaves Canada, Citing Concerns Over Free Speech and Government Policies
Controversial Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson is moving to the US, citing Canada's government incompetence and Bill C-63, the Online Harm Act, which he believes threatens free speech, along with his ongoing disputes with the College of Psychologists of Ontario.
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64% Bias Score
Six Arrested in Nijmegen Following Pro-Palestine Demonstration
Six individuals were arrested in Nijmegen today on suspicion of vandalism and public violence against property at Radboud University following a pro-Palestine demonstration, despite claims of innocence and the unclear connection to the event.
Six Arrested in Nijmegen Following Pro-Palestine Demonstration
Six individuals were arrested in Nijmegen today on suspicion of vandalism and public violence against property at Radboud University following a pro-Palestine demonstration, despite claims of innocence and the unclear connection to the event.
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40% Bias Score
Death Threat Against German Historian Exposes Rising Attacks on Scientists
German historian Jan Klas Berends received a death threat for his criticism of reduced aid to Ukraine, highlighting a concerning trend of attacks against German scientists, especially those researching politically sensitive topics, with 45% reporting such incidents in a recent study.
Death Threat Against German Historian Exposes Rising Attacks on Scientists
German historian Jan Klas Berends received a death threat for his criticism of reduced aid to Ukraine, highlighting a concerning trend of attacks against German scientists, especially those researching politically sensitive topics, with 45% reporting such incidents in a recent study.
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48% Bias Score
Nine Face Prison for Anti-Israel Protest at Erdoğan's TRT World Forum Speech
Nine individuals face up to three years in prison for protesting Israeli trade during Turkish President Erdoğan's speech at the TRT World Forum in Istanbul; the indictment cites organized actions and slogans against Israeli trade and the event.
Nine Face Prison for Anti-Israel Protest at Erdoğan's TRT World Forum Speech
Nine individuals face up to three years in prison for protesting Israeli trade during Turkish President Erdoğan's speech at the TRT World Forum in Istanbul; the indictment cites organized actions and slogans against Israeli trade and the event.
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56% Bias Score
"Meta's Moderation Shift and Misinformation: A Study of Power and Influence"
"A new study using Facebook data reveals that the platform's moderation policies dramatically reduced misinformation views before the 2020 US election. However, Meta's recent shift towards less moderation raises concerns about its impact on democratic processes, particularly given the influence of a...
"Meta's Moderation Shift and Misinformation: A Study of Power and Influence"
"A new study using Facebook data reveals that the platform's moderation policies dramatically reduced misinformation views before the 2020 US election. However, Meta's recent shift towards less moderation raises concerns about its impact on democratic processes, particularly given the influence of a...
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36% Bias Score
Algerian Author Imprisoned for Questioning National Borders
Franco-Algerian author Boualem Sansal, 80, has been detained in Algeria for a month, accused of intellectual treason for questioning Algeria's national identity and historical borders in an interview. His French lawyer is denied a visa, and the trial is postponed.
Algerian Author Imprisoned for Questioning National Borders
Franco-Algerian author Boualem Sansal, 80, has been detained in Algeria for a month, accused of intellectual treason for questioning Algeria's national identity and historical borders in an interview. His French lawyer is denied a visa, and the trial is postponed.
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60% Bias Score
Spain to revise right-to-reply law, targeting influential social media users
The Spanish government is reforming its 1984 right-to-reply law, targeting social media users with significant followings who spread misinformation. The changes aim to streamline the process, making it easier to correct false information online and improve the quality of public debate.
Spain to revise right-to-reply law, targeting influential social media users
The Spanish government is reforming its 1984 right-to-reply law, targeting social media users with significant followings who spread misinformation. The changes aim to streamline the process, making it easier to correct false information online and improve the quality of public debate.
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56% Bias Score
Greek School's Che Guevara Daughter Invite Sparks Political Backlash
Aleida Guevara, daughter of Che Guevara, and a local historian spoke at a Veria school, sparking a disciplinary investigation after the local New Democracy party protested the invitation, raising concerns about political bias in education and freedom of speech.
Greek School's Che Guevara Daughter Invite Sparks Political Backlash
Aleida Guevara, daughter of Che Guevara, and a local historian spoke at a Veria school, sparking a disciplinary investigation after the local New Democracy party protested the invitation, raising concerns about political bias in education and freedom of speech.
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60% Bias Score
International Student's Visa Jeopardized After Pro-Palestinian Protest at Cornell
Gambian doctoral student Momodou Taal's visa at Cornell University was jeopardized after participation in pro-Palestinian protests, raising concerns about free speech and the rights of international students under a potential second Trump administration.
International Student's Visa Jeopardized After Pro-Palestinian Protest at Cornell
Gambian doctoral student Momodou Taal's visa at Cornell University was jeopardized after participation in pro-Palestinian protests, raising concerns about free speech and the rights of international students under a potential second Trump administration.
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52% Bias Score
"Court Orders Victoria's Opposition Leader to Pay $300,000 in Defamation Case"
"A federal court ordered Victoria's opposition leader, John Pesutto, to pay MP Moira Deeming $300,000 for defamation after comments he made about her association with neo-Nazis following a rally she helped organize on March 18, 2023; this sparked calls for his resignation."
"Court Orders Victoria's Opposition Leader to Pay $300,000 in Defamation Case"
"A federal court ordered Victoria's opposition leader, John Pesutto, to pay MP Moira Deeming $300,000 for defamation after comments he made about her association with neo-Nazis following a rally she helped organize on March 18, 2023; this sparked calls for his resignation."
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40% Bias Score
"Vietnamese Officials Sentenced for Leaking Information to Dissident Blogger; Decree 147 Tightens Internet Control"
"Five former Vietnamese officials received prison sentences for leaking information to blogger Đường Văn Thái, who was sentenced to 12 years for anti-state activities; Vietnam's new Decree 147 further restricts internet access."
"Vietnamese Officials Sentenced for Leaking Information to Dissident Blogger; Decree 147 Tightens Internet Control"
"Five former Vietnamese officials received prison sentences for leaking information to blogger Đường Văn Thái, who was sentenced to 12 years for anti-state activities; Vietnam's new Decree 147 further restricts internet access."
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52% Bias Score
Controversy Surrounds Shibli's Debut Novel "Eine Nebensache"
Adania Shibli's debut novel, "Eine Nebensache," published in German two years ago, faced intense criticism and legal challenges following its release, centering on accusations of biased portrayal of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and leading to a debate about political representation in literature...
Controversy Surrounds Shibli's Debut Novel "Eine Nebensache"
Adania Shibli's debut novel, "Eine Nebensache," published in German two years ago, faced intense criticism and legal challenges following its release, centering on accusations of biased portrayal of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and leading to a debate about political representation in literature...
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40% Bias Score