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Tehran Shuts Public Restrooms Amidst Devastating Water Crisis
Due to Iran's severe water crisis, public restrooms in Tehran are closing as part of government water conservation measures, affecting approximately 20,000 public restrooms across the city. Water cuts of up to 48 hours, coupled with power outages amidst extreme heat, have prompted social media outra...
Tehran Shuts Public Restrooms Amidst Devastating Water Crisis
Due to Iran's severe water crisis, public restrooms in Tehran are closing as part of government water conservation measures, affecting approximately 20,000 public restrooms across the city. Water cuts of up to 48 hours, coupled with power outages amidst extreme heat, have prompted social media outra...
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40% Bias Score


Three Dead, 50 Injured in German Train Derailment"
A train derailment near Riedlingen, Germany, on July 23, 2024, killed at least three people, including the train driver, and injured around 50 others; heavy rainfall and a possible landslide are suspected causes.
Three Dead, 50 Injured in German Train Derailment"
A train derailment near Riedlingen, Germany, on July 23, 2024, killed at least three people, including the train driver, and injured around 50 others; heavy rainfall and a possible landslide are suspected causes.
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20% Bias Score


Social Worker Condemns Insufficient Action on Domestic Abuse in Northern Ireland
Following the murder of Vanessa Whyte and her children, and the previous murder of Concepta Leonard in 2017, Marcella Leonard, a social worker and Concepta's cousin, criticizes the Northern Ireland's justice and health ministers for not doing enough to protect victims of domestic abuse, citing insuf...
Social Worker Condemns Insufficient Action on Domestic Abuse in Northern Ireland
Following the murder of Vanessa Whyte and her children, and the previous murder of Concepta Leonard in 2017, Marcella Leonard, a social worker and Concepta's cousin, criticizes the Northern Ireland's justice and health ministers for not doing enough to protect victims of domestic abuse, citing insuf...
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36% Bias Score


Diversion of Asylum Seekers to Ramsgate Amidst Far-Right Threats
On Saturday, 153 asylum seekers arriving in three dinghies in Dover were diverted to Ramsgate for processing to avoid clashes with a far-right protest; this followed intelligence suggesting protesters may target the Kent Intake Unit, where asylum seekers are usually processed after being escorted to...
Diversion of Asylum Seekers to Ramsgate Amidst Far-Right Threats
On Saturday, 153 asylum seekers arriving in three dinghies in Dover were diverted to Ramsgate for processing to avoid clashes with a far-right protest; this followed intelligence suggesting protesters may target the Kent Intake Unit, where asylum seekers are usually processed after being escorted to...
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52% Bias Score


South Australia's Algal Bloom: $14 Million in Federal Funding, Inquiry Urged
A toxic algal bloom in South Australia, covering over 4400 sq km and causing mass marine life deaths, has prompted a $14 million federal funding package, although concerns remain about its adequacy and the need for a broader inquiry into governmental responses.
South Australia's Algal Bloom: $14 Million in Federal Funding, Inquiry Urged
A toxic algal bloom in South Australia, covering over 4400 sq km and causing mass marine life deaths, has prompted a $14 million federal funding package, although concerns remain about its adequacy and the need for a broader inquiry into governmental responses.
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40% Bias Score


Cuban Minister Resigns After Denying Widespread Poverty
Cuban Minister of Labor Marta Feito Cabrera's televised denial of widespread poverty in Cuba, despite 89% poverty rates reported by the Cuban Observatory of Human Rights, led to her resignation after public outcry and presidential disapproval. The government's response involves a campaign to report ...
Cuban Minister Resigns After Denying Widespread Poverty
Cuban Minister of Labor Marta Feito Cabrera's televised denial of widespread poverty in Cuba, despite 89% poverty rates reported by the Cuban Observatory of Human Rights, led to her resignation after public outcry and presidential disapproval. The government's response involves a campaign to report ...
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64% Bias Score

Turkey Addresses Wildfire Disinformation Campaign
Turkish Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumaklı addressed online misinformation regarding the construction of hotels on areas burned by recent wildfires across Turkey, stating that the government is actively working to counter false narratives with press releases and a 19-question fact she...

Turkey Addresses Wildfire Disinformation Campaign
Turkish Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumaklı addressed online misinformation regarding the construction of hotels on areas burned by recent wildfires across Turkey, stating that the government is actively working to counter false narratives with press releases and a 19-question fact she...
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56% Bias Score

Bursa Wildfire: Inadequate Aerial Support Hampers Firefighting Efforts
A wildfire near Bursa, Turkey, ignited around 5:30 PM on July 26th, rapidly spreading due to high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds, causing evacuations of several villages and hampered by a lack of sufficient aerial firefighting support.

Bursa Wildfire: Inadequate Aerial Support Hampers Firefighting Efforts
A wildfire near Bursa, Turkey, ignited around 5:30 PM on July 26th, rapidly spreading due to high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds, causing evacuations of several villages and hampered by a lack of sufficient aerial firefighting support.
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56% Bias Score

Forest Fire Deaths in Turkey Highlight Training and Coordination Failures
CHP deputy chairman Erhan Adem criticized the government's response to a forest fire between Eskişehir and Afyonkarahisar that killed forest workers and AKUT volunteers, citing inadequate training, poor coordination, and the sale of effective firefighting aircraft.

Forest Fire Deaths in Turkey Highlight Training and Coordination Failures
CHP deputy chairman Erhan Adem criticized the government's response to a forest fire between Eskişehir and Afyonkarahisar that killed forest workers and AKUT volunteers, citing inadequate training, poor coordination, and the sale of effective firefighting aircraft.
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56% Bias Score

South Australia Declares Algal Bloom a Natural Disaster
South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas declared the state's unprecedented algal bloom a natural disaster, causing the deaths of over 400 marine species, despite the federal government's refusal to do so and the allocation of a $14 million aid package deemed insufficient by the Greens, who called ...

South Australia Declares Algal Bloom a Natural Disaster
South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas declared the state's unprecedented algal bloom a natural disaster, causing the deaths of over 400 marine species, despite the federal government's refusal to do so and the allocation of a $14 million aid package deemed insufficient by the Greens, who called ...
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44% Bias Score

Quito Water Crisis: Landslide Leaves 400,000 Without Water
A landslide in Quito, Ecuador, damaged a major pipeline, leaving 400,000 residents without drinking water for a week, causing widespread disruption, health concerns, and intergovernmental disputes over the emergency response.

Quito Water Crisis: Landslide Leaves 400,000 Without Water
A landslide in Quito, Ecuador, damaged a major pipeline, leaving 400,000 residents without drinking water for a week, causing widespread disruption, health concerns, and intergovernmental disputes over the emergency response.
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28% Bias Score

Texas Floods: Government Failures Exacerbated Deadly Disaster
Deadly flash floods in central Texas killed at least 130 people, highlighting failures in local and state government's disaster preparedness, including the rejection of funding for a flood warning system and the misallocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Texas Floods: Government Failures Exacerbated Deadly Disaster
Deadly flash floods in central Texas killed at least 130 people, highlighting failures in local and state government's disaster preparedness, including the rejection of funding for a flood warning system and the misallocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds.
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48% Bias Score
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