Showing 1,249 to 1,260 of 12,419 results
Gaza Famine: 82 Adults Die From Starvation
Over the past five weeks, 82 adults have died of starvation in Gaza due to Israel's imposed food restrictions, adding to the 93 children who have already perished from malnutrition since March, while aid is insufficient to prevent a worsening famine.
Gaza Famine: 82 Adults Die From Starvation
Over the past five weeks, 82 adults have died of starvation in Gaza due to Israel's imposed food restrictions, adding to the 93 children who have already perished from malnutrition since March, while aid is insufficient to prevent a worsening famine.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Hamas Propaganda Video Highlights Disregard for Life
A Hamas propaganda video depicts a captive Israeli, Evjatar David, digging his own grave, illustrating the organization's disregard for life and potentially aiming to pressure Israel for a ceasefire in Gaza; this highlights the fundamental difference between Hamas's nihilistic approach and democrati...
Hamas Propaganda Video Highlights Disregard for Life
A Hamas propaganda video depicts a captive Israeli, Evjatar David, digging his own grave, illustrating the organization's disregard for life and potentially aiming to pressure Israel for a ceasefire in Gaza; this highlights the fundamental difference between Hamas's nihilistic approach and democrati...
Progress
56% Bias Score
South African Farm Owner on Trial for Murder of Two Black Women
A white South African farm owner, Zakria Olivier (60), and two employees, Adrian de Witt (19) and William Musorowe (45), are on trial for the murder of two Black women, allegedly shot for trespassing and their bodies fed to pigs; the incident has sparked outrage and reignited racial tensions.
South African Farm Owner on Trial for Murder of Two Black Women
A white South African farm owner, Zakria Olivier (60), and two employees, Adrian de Witt (19) and William Musorowe (45), are on trial for the murder of two Black women, allegedly shot for trespassing and their bodies fed to pigs; the incident has sparked outrage and reignited racial tensions.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Soldier Loses Apartment, Savings to Acquaintance During Ukraine Deployment
A Russian soldier, Mikhail Pravdin, lost his apartment and savings after granting power of attorney to an acquaintance before deploying to Ukraine; the acquaintance sold his apartment and withdrew over one million rubles from his accounts while he was fighting; authorities are investigating.
Soldier Loses Apartment, Savings to Acquaintance During Ukraine Deployment
A Russian soldier, Mikhail Pravdin, lost his apartment and savings after granting power of attorney to an acquaintance before deploying to Ukraine; the acquaintance sold his apartment and withdrew over one million rubles from his accounts while he was fighting; authorities are investigating.
Progress
64% Bias Score
32 Bodies Found in Guanajuato, Mexico, Amidst Cartel Violence
The discovery of 32 dismembered bodies in an abandoned house in Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico, is part of an ongoing investigation into missing persons; 15 bodies have been identified, highlighting the state's struggle with drug cartel violence and a high number of disappearances.
32 Bodies Found in Guanajuato, Mexico, Amidst Cartel Violence
The discovery of 32 dismembered bodies in an abandoned house in Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico, is part of an ongoing investigation into missing persons; 15 bodies have been identified, highlighting the state's struggle with drug cartel violence and a high number of disappearances.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Hong Kong Sanctions 16 Overseas Activists for National Security Threats
Hong Kong imposed sanctions on 16 activists residing abroad, accused of threatening national security, banning financial aid, revoking travel documents for 12, and prohibiting property rentals or partnerships; violations face up to 7 years imprisonment.
Hong Kong Sanctions 16 Overseas Activists for National Security Threats
Hong Kong imposed sanctions on 16 activists residing abroad, accused of threatening national security, banning financial aid, revoking travel documents for 12, and prohibiting property rentals or partnerships; violations face up to 7 years imprisonment.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Gaza Blockade: 1400 Dead Seeking Aid, Widespread Starvation
Israel's blockade of Gaza has caused a humanitarian crisis, with at least 1,400 Palestinians killed while seeking aid at distribution points since late May, and over 80 adults dying of starvation in the past five weeks. Prime Minister Netanyahu has indicated a possible expansion of the offensive.
Gaza Blockade: 1400 Dead Seeking Aid, Widespread Starvation
Israel's blockade of Gaza has caused a humanitarian crisis, with at least 1,400 Palestinians killed while seeking aid at distribution points since late May, and over 80 adults dying of starvation in the past five weeks. Prime Minister Netanyahu has indicated a possible expansion of the offensive.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Pakistan Resumes Forced Deportations of Afghan Refugees
Pakistan has resumed forced deportations of approximately 1.4 million Afghan refugees whose Proof of Registration cards expired, despite UNHCR criticism citing human rights violations and the risk of regional instability; an additional 800,000 Afghans with Afghan Citizenship Cards are also affected.
Pakistan Resumes Forced Deportations of Afghan Refugees
Pakistan has resumed forced deportations of approximately 1.4 million Afghan refugees whose Proof of Registration cards expired, despite UNHCR criticism citing human rights violations and the risk of regional instability; an additional 800,000 Afghans with Afghan Citizenship Cards are also affected.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Italy Drops Meloni Investigation in Libyan War Crimes Case
Following international outrage, Italy dropped its investigation into Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding the January release of Libyan police officer Osama Elmasry Njeem, who was wanted by the ICC for war crimes, while investigations continue into other officials.
Italy Drops Meloni Investigation in Libyan War Crimes Case
Following international outrage, Italy dropped its investigation into Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding the January release of Libyan police officer Osama Elmasry Njeem, who was wanted by the ICC for war crimes, while investigations continue into other officials.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Ugandan Student Jailed for Criticizing President on TikTok
A Ugandan university student, Elson Tumwine, who disappeared after posting a critical TikTok video about President Museveni, was jailed for two months on charges of offensive communication and computer misuse, sparking concerns about freedom of speech.
Ugandan Student Jailed for Criticizing President on TikTok
A Ugandan university student, Elson Tumwine, who disappeared after posting a critical TikTok video about President Museveni, was jailed for two months on charges of offensive communication and computer misuse, sparking concerns about freedom of speech.
Progress
40% Bias Score
40+ Arrested at NYC Protest Against Gaza Crisis
More than 40 protesters, mainly from IfNotNow, were arrested in NYC on Monday evening for blocking a street outside the Trump International Hotel during a demonstration against the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, demanding US government intervention to stop what they called ethnic cleansing.
40+ Arrested at NYC Protest Against Gaza Crisis
More than 40 protesters, mainly from IfNotNow, were arrested in NYC on Monday evening for blocking a street outside the Trump International Hotel during a demonstration against the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, demanding US government intervention to stop what they called ethnic cleansing.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Beirut Explosion: Five Years of Unresolved Justice
A massive non-nuclear explosion in Beirut on August 4, 2020, caused by improperly stored ammonium nitrate, killed over 220 and injured 6,500, prompting ongoing protests and a stalled investigation marred by political interference and the demand for justice.
Beirut Explosion: Five Years of Unresolved Justice
A massive non-nuclear explosion in Beirut on August 4, 2020, caused by improperly stored ammonium nitrate, killed over 220 and injured 6,500, prompting ongoing protests and a stalled investigation marred by political interference and the demand for justice.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Showing 1,249 to 1,260 of 12,419 results