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Federal Task Force to Investigate Antisemitism on 10 University Campuses
A US Federal Task Force will investigate allegations of antisemitism at 10 universities following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, prompted by reports of discrimination against Jewish students and faculty, per President Trump's executive order.
Federal Task Force to Investigate Antisemitism on 10 University Campuses
A US Federal Task Force will investigate allegations of antisemitism at 10 universities following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, prompted by reports of discrimination against Jewish students and faculty, per President Trump's executive order.
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40% Bias Score
Sydney Man Charged in Anti-Semitic Attacks Amidst Heightened Tensions
Leon Sofilas faces charges for three anti-Semitic attacks in Sydney, including attempted arson at a synagogue and targeting a Jewish leader's former home, amid rising anti-Semitism linked to the Gaza conflict and a concerning explosives discovery.
Sydney Man Charged in Anti-Semitic Attacks Amidst Heightened Tensions
Leon Sofilas faces charges for three anti-Semitic attacks in Sydney, including attempted arson at a synagogue and targeting a Jewish leader's former home, amid rising anti-Semitism linked to the Gaza conflict and a concerning explosives discovery.
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Antisemitic Attacks Prompts Australian Government Action
Australia is grappling with a surge in antisemitic attacks following the October 2023 Israel-Hamas war, resulting in over 2,000 incidents—three times the previous year's figure—leading to arrests and prompting the government to implement new hate crime laws.
Surge in Antisemitic Attacks Prompts Australian Government Action
Australia is grappling with a surge in antisemitic attacks following the October 2023 Israel-Hamas war, resulting in over 2,000 incidents—three times the previous year's figure—leading to arrests and prompting the government to implement new hate crime laws.
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48% Bias Score
Underreporting of Right-Wing Extremist Killings in Germany: Discrepancies in Official Recognition
A Polish man, Andrzej Fratczak, was murdered in Lübbenau, Germany on October 7, 1990, by three German men; the case was initially classified without acknowledging the politically right-wing motive, but was later officially recognized as such in 2015, becoming the first entry on a list of 87 official...
Underreporting of Right-Wing Extremist Killings in Germany: Discrepancies in Official Recognition
A Polish man, Andrzej Fratczak, was murdered in Lübbenau, Germany on October 7, 1990, by three German men; the case was initially classified without acknowledging the politically right-wing motive, but was later officially recognized as such in 2015, becoming the first entry on a list of 87 official...
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44% Bias Score
Ohio City Sues Neo-Nazi Group Over Harassment of Haitian Community
The city of Springfield, Ohio, sued the neo-Nazi Blood Tribe for inciting violence and harassment against its Haitian community following false claims amplified by Donald Trump during a presidential debate; the lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction against further threats.
Ohio City Sues Neo-Nazi Group Over Harassment of Haitian Community
The city of Springfield, Ohio, sued the neo-Nazi Blood Tribe for inciting violence and harassment against its Haitian community following false claims amplified by Donald Trump during a presidential debate; the lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction against further threats.
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44% Bias Score
Australia Enacts Tougher Hate Crime Laws After Antisemitic Attack Surge
Australia introduced mandatory jail sentences for hate crimes and terror offences, ranging from one to six years, following a sharp increase in antisemitic attacks since October 2023, resulting in over 200 charges in New South Wales alone.
Australia Enacts Tougher Hate Crime Laws After Antisemitic Attack Surge
Australia introduced mandatory jail sentences for hate crimes and terror offences, ranging from one to six years, following a sharp increase in antisemitic attacks since October 2023, resulting in over 200 charges in New South Wales alone.
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36% Bias Score
Sydney Antisemitic Attacks: Four Charged, Organized Crime Suspected
Four individuals in Sydney, Australia, have been charged with separate antisemitic attacks involving arson and vandalism, with police investigating a potential organized crime connection and the possibility of a puppet master exploiting vulnerable individuals.
Sydney Antisemitic Attacks: Four Charged, Organized Crime Suspected
Four individuals in Sydney, Australia, have been charged with separate antisemitic attacks involving arson and vandalism, with police investigating a potential organized crime connection and the possibility of a puppet master exploiting vulnerable individuals.
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60% Bias Score
Assaulted Campaign Worker Highlights Rise in Political Harassment in Rhineland-Palatinate
A 23-year-old SPD campaign worker in Kaiserslautern was physically assaulted by three masked individuals on Monday afternoon while distributing flyers. While the motive remains unclear, the incident is part of a wider pattern of attacks and harassment against election workers in Rhineland-Palatinate...
Assaulted Campaign Worker Highlights Rise in Political Harassment in Rhineland-Palatinate
A 23-year-old SPD campaign worker in Kaiserslautern was physically assaulted by three masked individuals on Monday afternoon while distributing flyers. While the motive remains unclear, the incident is part of a wider pattern of attacks and harassment against election workers in Rhineland-Palatinate...
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40% Bias Score
NSW LGBTQ Community Faces Rising Violence Amidst Hate Speech Law Exclusion
A surge in homophobic attacks in NSW, including neo-Nazi demonstrations and online harassment, has prompted concerns as the state government plans to exclude LGBTQ people from new hate speech laws aimed at curbing racial hatred.
NSW LGBTQ Community Faces Rising Violence Amidst Hate Speech Law Exclusion
A surge in homophobic attacks in NSW, including neo-Nazi demonstrations and online harassment, has prompted concerns as the state government plans to exclude LGBTQ people from new hate speech laws aimed at curbing racial hatred.
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48% Bias Score
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
Kerr Trial and Lattouf Case Highlight Complexities of Australia's Hate-Crimes Law
Sam Kerr faces trial for racially aggravated harassment after an incident with a police officer following a taxi dispute, while Antoinette Lattouf alleges racial bias in her dismissal from the ABC, prompting debate on Australia's new hate-crimes law.
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60% Bias Score
Surge in Politically Motivated Crimes Marks Lower Saxony's 2025 Election Campaign
In Lower Saxony, police have reported a surge in politically motivated crimes during the 2025 German federal election campaign, with 98 incidents targeting officials, far surpassing the 48 in 2021, mostly involving property damage and disproportionately affecting the SPD and Greens.
Surge in Politically Motivated Crimes Marks Lower Saxony's 2025 Election Campaign
In Lower Saxony, police have reported a surge in politically motivated crimes during the 2025 German federal election campaign, with 98 incidents targeting officials, far surpassing the 48 in 2021, mostly involving property damage and disproportionately affecting the SPD and Greens.
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36% Bias Score
Australia Enacts Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Terrorism and Hate Crimes
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese implemented mandatory minimum jail sentences for terrorism and hate symbols, including six years for terror offences and one year for Nazi salutes, in response to rising antisemitic attacks and political pressure, despite previous Labor opposition.
Australia Enacts Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Terrorism and Hate Crimes
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese implemented mandatory minimum jail sentences for terrorism and hate symbols, including six years for terror offences and one year for Nazi salutes, in response to rising antisemitic attacks and political pressure, despite previous Labor opposition.
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60% Bias Score
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