Syria: Calls for Justice Rise After Assad's Fall
In post-Assad Syria, demands for justice and accountability are growing, as exemplified by Umm Mazen's quest for information about her missing sons and Lawyer Issa's call for reforming the judiciary; however, the transitional government's initial steps suggest a slow and uncertain path towards compr...
Syria: Calls for Justice Rise After Assad's Fall
In post-Assad Syria, demands for justice and accountability are growing, as exemplified by Umm Mazen's quest for information about her missing sons and Lawyer Issa's call for reforming the judiciary; however, the transitional government's initial steps suggest a slow and uncertain path towards compr...
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44% Bias Score
Brazil: Two Family Poisonings Under Investigation
A murder investigation is underway in Brazil after rat poison was found in a New Year's Day meal that killed three members of a family, days after a Christmas cake poisoned with arsenic killed three members of a different family; police are exploring whether the incidents are linked.
Brazil: Two Family Poisonings Under Investigation
A murder investigation is underway in Brazil after rat poison was found in a New Year's Day meal that killed three members of a family, days after a Christmas cake poisoned with arsenic killed three members of a different family; police are exploring whether the incidents are linked.
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52% Bias Score
Attacks on Dutch Journalists Rise Sharply in 2024
In 2024, Dutch journalists faced a record number of threats, intimidation, discrimination, and physical violence, with 249 incidents reported to PersVeilig, a rise attributed partly to protests and riots, notably those related to pro-Palestinian demonstrations; one journalist's car was even set on f...
Attacks on Dutch Journalists Rise Sharply in 2024
In 2024, Dutch journalists faced a record number of threats, intimidation, discrimination, and physical violence, with 249 incidents reported to PersVeilig, a rise attributed partly to protests and riots, notably those related to pro-Palestinian demonstrations; one journalist's car was even set on f...
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28% Bias Score
Double Fatal Shooting in West Bank; Germany Halts Funding to Human Rights Groups
Two Israeli women, Rachel Cohen and Aliza Reiz, were shot dead in al-Funduq, West Bank, on October 26, 2024, along with Israeli police officer Elad Yaakov Winkelstein. Germany's subsequent suspension of funding to several Israeli and Palestinian human rights groups has sparked controversy, raising q...
Double Fatal Shooting in West Bank; Germany Halts Funding to Human Rights Groups
Two Israeli women, Rachel Cohen and Aliza Reiz, were shot dead in al-Funduq, West Bank, on October 26, 2024, along with Israeli police officer Elad Yaakov Winkelstein. Germany's subsequent suspension of funding to several Israeli and Palestinian human rights groups has sparked controversy, raising q...
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44% Bias Score
7/7 London Bombings Documentary Explores Lasting Impact
On July 7, 2005, four coordinated suicide bombings on London's transport system killed 52 people and injured hundreds, prompting a four-part BBC documentary, "7/7: The London Bombings," which explores the events, aftermath, and enduring consequences of the attacks.
7/7 London Bombings Documentary Explores Lasting Impact
On July 7, 2005, four coordinated suicide bombings on London's transport system killed 52 people and injured hundreds, prompting a four-part BBC documentary, "7/7: The London Bombings," which explores the events, aftermath, and enduring consequences of the attacks.
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28% Bias Score
Israeli Soldier Flees Brazil Amidst War Crimes Investigation
An Israeli soldier vacationing in Brazil hastily returned home following a Brazilian federal court's order to investigate allegations of war crimes in Gaza, made by the Hind Rajab Foundation; the Israeli Foreign Ministry facilitated his departure.
Israeli Soldier Flees Brazil Amidst War Crimes Investigation
An Israeli soldier vacationing in Brazil hastily returned home following a Brazilian federal court's order to investigate allegations of war crimes in Gaza, made by the Hind Rajab Foundation; the Israeli Foreign Ministry facilitated his departure.
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52% Bias Score
Green Beret's Suicide Highlights Mental Health Crisis in US Military
Former Green Beret Matthew Livelsberger died in a self-inflicted explosion in Las Vegas on January 1st, 2024, an act initially investigated as a terrorist attack but later determined to be suicide stemming from PTSD and a desire to raise awareness about national security concerns.
Green Beret's Suicide Highlights Mental Health Crisis in US Military
Former Green Beret Matthew Livelsberger died in a self-inflicted explosion in Las Vegas on January 1st, 2024, an act initially investigated as a terrorist attack but later determined to be suicide stemming from PTSD and a desire to raise awareness about national security concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Starmer Responds to Musk's Child Abuse Accusations, Highlights Record of Increased Prosecutions
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer responded to Elon Musk's accusations of complicity in child sexual abuse by highlighting his record of increasing prosecutions during his time as Director of Public Prosecutions, emphasizing reforms undertaken to overcome systemic obstacles and acknowledging past faili...
Starmer Responds to Musk's Child Abuse Accusations, Highlights Record of Increased Prosecutions
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer responded to Elon Musk's accusations of complicity in child sexual abuse by highlighting his record of increasing prosecutions during his time as Director of Public Prosecutions, emphasizing reforms undertaken to overcome systemic obstacles and acknowledging past faili...
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60% Bias Score
Japanese Courts Rule Against Same-Sex Marriage Ban Amidst Growing Public Support
Japanese courts are increasingly ruling against the ban on same-sex marriage, citing constitutional violations, while public support for legalization is at 71%, creating pressure for parliamentary action despite the ruling party's historical resistance.
Japanese Courts Rule Against Same-Sex Marriage Ban Amidst Growing Public Support
Japanese courts are increasingly ruling against the ban on same-sex marriage, citing constitutional violations, while public support for legalization is at 71%, creating pressure for parliamentary action despite the ruling party's historical resistance.
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36% Bias Score
Honduras Arrests Top Military Officials for 2009 Protest Killing
Former Honduran military chiefs Romeo Vásquez, Venancio Cervantes, and Carlos Puerto were arrested on January 5th, 2025, for the 2009 killing of a civilian protester during a military crackdown following a coup against President Manuel Zelaya.
Honduras Arrests Top Military Officials for 2009 Protest Killing
Former Honduran military chiefs Romeo Vásquez, Venancio Cervantes, and Carlos Puerto were arrested on January 5th, 2025, for the 2009 killing of a civilian protester during a military crackdown following a coup against President Manuel Zelaya.
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52% Bias Score
Magdeburg Car Attack Sparks Surge in Racist Violence Against Migrants
A car attack on a Magdeburg Christmas market on December 20th, resulting in six deaths and around 300 injuries, has been followed by a sharp increase in racist attacks targeting migrants, documented by police reports and victim support organizations, indicating a pattern of post-attack xenophobic vi...
Magdeburg Car Attack Sparks Surge in Racist Violence Against Migrants
A car attack on a Magdeburg Christmas market on December 20th, resulting in six deaths and around 300 injuries, has been followed by a sharp increase in racist attacks targeting migrants, documented by police reports and victim support organizations, indicating a pattern of post-attack xenophobic vi...
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64% Bias Score
146 Venezuelan Protesters Released Ahead of Maduro's Inauguration
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek Saab announced the release of 146 protesters, bringing the total to 1,515, days before President Maduro's controversial inauguration following a disputed election where opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez claims victory, prompting international condemnation and a mas...
146 Venezuelan Protesters Released Ahead of Maduro's Inauguration
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek Saab announced the release of 146 protesters, bringing the total to 1,515, days before President Maduro's controversial inauguration following a disputed election where opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez claims victory, prompting international condemnation and a mas...
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40% Bias Score