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U.S. Bans Sea Salt Imports from South Korean Farm Over Forced Labor
The U.S. has banned sea salt imports from South Korea's largest salt farm, Taepyung, due to forced labor accusations, impacting 6% of the nation's salt production and highlighting a decades-long human rights problem.
U.S. Bans Sea Salt Imports from South Korean Farm Over Forced Labor
The U.S. has banned sea salt imports from South Korea's largest salt farm, Taepyung, due to forced labor accusations, impacting 6% of the nation's salt production and highlighting a decades-long human rights problem.
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine War: Children with Disabilities Face Heightened Risks
The war in Ukraine severely impacts children with disabilities, as exemplified by 14-year-old Eva in Kryvyi Rih whose epilepsy worsens during bombings, and the 1.8 million Ukrainians with disabilities needing humanitarian aid; support groups like "Litai" offer crucial assistance.
Ukraine War: Children with Disabilities Face Heightened Risks
The war in Ukraine severely impacts children with disabilities, as exemplified by 14-year-old Eva in Kryvyi Rih whose epilepsy worsens during bombings, and the 1.8 million Ukrainians with disabilities needing humanitarian aid; support groups like "Litai" offer crucial assistance.
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44% Bias Score
Children of Radium: A Family Memoir
Joe Dunthorne's Children of Radium recounts his investigation into his German-Jewish family history, uncovering his great-grandfather's work at a secret pre-war chemical weapons laboratory near Berlin, his family's subsequent relocation to Turkey, and the author's complex journey to understand his a...
Children of Radium: A Family Memoir
Joe Dunthorne's Children of Radium recounts his investigation into his German-Jewish family history, uncovering his great-grandfather's work at a secret pre-war chemical weapons laboratory near Berlin, his family's subsequent relocation to Turkey, and the author's complex journey to understand his a...
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28% Bias Score
UKG Appoints New CIO to Lead AI-Driven Technology Strategy
UKG appointed Prakash Kota as its new Chief Information Officer, effective April 3, 2024, to lead its technology strategy focused on AI, data, and employee-centric design, leveraging his extensive experience in scaling global enterprise systems and digital transformation from his previous role at Au...
UKG Appoints New CIO to Lead AI-Driven Technology Strategy
UKG appointed Prakash Kota as its new Chief Information Officer, effective April 3, 2024, to lead its technology strategy focused on AI, data, and employee-centric design, leveraging his extensive experience in scaling global enterprise systems and digital transformation from his previous role at Au...
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48% Bias Score
Austria Bans German Climate Activist for Two Years
Austria banned German climate activist Anja Windl for two years due to her participation in climate protests and actions deemed to threaten public order, including graffiti on the ÖVP headquarters and unpaid fines; she plans to appeal.
Austria Bans German Climate Activist for Two Years
Austria banned German climate activist Anja Windl for two years due to her participation in climate protests and actions deemed to threaten public order, including graffiti on the ÖVP headquarters and unpaid fines; she plans to appeal.
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56% Bias Score
UK DPPOs Threaten to Withdraw from Government over Benefit Cuts
The UK government's proposed £5 billion benefit cuts, including changes to Personal Independence Payments and Universal Credit, face strong opposition from Deaf and Disabled People's Organisations (DPPOs) who are threatening to withdraw from governmental engagement due to a lack of meaningful consul...
UK DPPOs Threaten to Withdraw from Government over Benefit Cuts
The UK government's proposed £5 billion benefit cuts, including changes to Personal Independence Payments and Universal Credit, face strong opposition from Deaf and Disabled People's Organisations (DPPOs) who are threatening to withdraw from governmental engagement due to a lack of meaningful consul...
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40% Bias Score
Hero Rat Ronin Sets World Record for Landmine Detection
Ronin, a giant pouched rat, set a world record by detecting 109 landmines and 15 unexploded ordnance in Cambodia between August 2021 and February 2025, showcasing the effectiveness of using rats for landmine detection in areas like Cambodia where an estimated 4 to 6 million unexploded landmines rema...
Hero Rat Ronin Sets World Record for Landmine Detection
Ronin, a giant pouched rat, set a world record by detecting 109 landmines and 15 unexploded ordnance in Cambodia between August 2021 and February 2025, showcasing the effectiveness of using rats for landmine detection in areas like Cambodia where an estimated 4 to 6 million unexploded landmines rema...
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Gamete Donation: Anonymity Under Scrutiny
In Spain, a debate rages over anonymous gamete donation as children of donors seek access to their origins; despite legal access to comprehensive medical records and the SIRHA tracking system, many parents remain hesitant to disclose the method of conception to their children.
Spanish Gamete Donation: Anonymity Under Scrutiny
In Spain, a debate rages over anonymous gamete donation as children of donors seek access to their origins; despite legal access to comprehensive medical records and the SIRHA tracking system, many parents remain hesitant to disclose the method of conception to their children.
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36% Bias Score
Teen Sentenced to Eight Years for Murder
An 18-year-old in Brisbane, Australia, was sentenced to over eight years for the murder of 19-year-old Abddullahi Ahmed Iyow, whom he repeatedly stabbed after a minor altercation on May 17, 2024; the teen had a history of drug use, gang involvement, and mental health issues.
Teen Sentenced to Eight Years for Murder
An 18-year-old in Brisbane, Australia, was sentenced to over eight years for the murder of 19-year-old Abddullahi Ahmed Iyow, whom he repeatedly stabbed after a minor altercation on May 17, 2024; the teen had a history of drug use, gang involvement, and mental health issues.
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36% Bias Score
Mother Fights for DNA Retest After Alleged Baby Switch in Russian Hospital
Darya Luzina, a Siberian mother, alleges her newborn daughter was switched at a hospital in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in 2008, and now—15 years later—she is fighting for a second DNA test after inconsistencies arose in the original tests.
Mother Fights for DNA Retest After Alleged Baby Switch in Russian Hospital
Darya Luzina, a Siberian mother, alleges her newborn daughter was switched at a hospital in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in 2008, and now—15 years later—she is fighting for a second DNA test after inconsistencies arose in the original tests.
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48% Bias Score
Austria Bans German Climate Activist for Two Years
Austria banned German climate activist Anja Windl for two years due to concerns about public safety, citing her participation in climate protests and actions against the ÖVP party headquarters, including vandalism and defiance of police orders; she has been arrested multiple times and served time fo...
Austria Bans German Climate Activist for Two Years
Austria banned German climate activist Anja Windl for two years due to concerns about public safety, citing her participation in climate protests and actions against the ÖVP party headquarters, including vandalism and defiance of police orders; she has been arrested multiple times and served time fo...
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40% Bias Score
Ukrainian War Veterans in Germany Face Post-Treatment Challenges
Two Ukrainian war veterans, Roman (40) and Sasha (30), injured in the conflict, are receiving medical treatment in Hamburg, Germany, but face significant challenges accessing post-treatment care, bureaucratic hurdles, and a lack of psychological support, exposing systemic shortcomings in the German ...
Ukrainian War Veterans in Germany Face Post-Treatment Challenges
Two Ukrainian war veterans, Roman (40) and Sasha (30), injured in the conflict, are receiving medical treatment in Hamburg, Germany, but face significant challenges accessing post-treatment care, bureaucratic hurdles, and a lack of psychological support, exposing systemic shortcomings in the German ...
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56% Bias Score
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