Denmark Unveils $4.9 Million Plan to Combat Anti-Greenlandic Racism
Denmark launched a $4.9 million, three-year action plan to fight racism and discrimination against Greenlandic people in Denmark, including passport changes and improved school support, following recent international discussions about Greenland's sovereignty.
Denmark Unveils $4.9 Million Plan to Combat Anti-Greenlandic Racism
Denmark launched a $4.9 million, three-year action plan to fight racism and discrimination against Greenlandic people in Denmark, including passport changes and improved school support, following recent international discussions about Greenland's sovereignty.
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36% Bias Score
Russian Strike Kills Family in Zaporizhzhia, Underscoring War's Human Cost
A Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia on November 7, 2023, killed a 1.5-year-old boy, Adam Buhaiov; his mother, Sofiia Buhaiova (27); and his great-grandmother, Tetiana Tarasevych (68), highlighting the devastating human cost of the ongoing war in Ukraine despite decreased international attention...
Russian Strike Kills Family in Zaporizhzhia, Underscoring War's Human Cost
A Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia on November 7, 2023, killed a 1.5-year-old boy, Adam Buhaiov; his mother, Sofiia Buhaiova (27); and his great-grandmother, Tetiana Tarasevych (68), highlighting the devastating human cost of the ongoing war in Ukraine despite decreased international attention...
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44% Bias Score
Emilija Perez": International Acclaim Meets Mexican Criticism
The French musical film "Emilija Perez" follows a transgender drug lord's life, receiving international acclaim but facing harsh criticism in Mexico for its stereotypical portrayal of the country's humanitarian crisis, including the disappearance of 116,386 people by August 2024, despite its 13 Osca...
Emilija Perez": International Acclaim Meets Mexican Criticism
The French musical film "Emilija Perez" follows a transgender drug lord's life, receiving international acclaim but facing harsh criticism in Mexico for its stereotypical portrayal of the country's humanitarian crisis, including the disappearance of 116,386 people by August 2024, despite its 13 Osca...
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64% Bias Score
Turkey Intensifies Crackdown on Opposition and Cultural Figures
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu faces new investigations after a press conference criticizing the Turkish government's legal actions against him and other opposition figures, including the recent arrest of filmmaker Ayşe Barım on charges related to the 2013 Gezi Park protests, highlighting a broader c...
Turkey Intensifies Crackdown on Opposition and Cultural Figures
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoğlu faces new investigations after a press conference criticizing the Turkish government's legal actions against him and other opposition figures, including the recent arrest of filmmaker Ayşe Barım on charges related to the 2013 Gezi Park protests, highlighting a broader c...
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68% Bias Score
Trump Bans Transgender Individuals from US Military
President Trump issued an executive order barring transgender individuals from serving in the US military, reversing previous inclusive policies and citing concerns about military readiness and fitness, while also aiming to enhance the military's strength and effectiveness.
Trump Bans Transgender Individuals from US Military
President Trump issued an executive order barring transgender individuals from serving in the US military, reversing previous inclusive policies and citing concerns about military readiness and fitness, while also aiming to enhance the military's strength and effectiveness.
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80% Bias Score
Palestinian Student Released in Israel-Hamas Prisoner Exchange
23-year-old Palestinian student Amal Shujayyeh was released from an Israeli prison on January 20th as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas that includes the release of almost 2000 Palestinian prisoners, a six-week truce, the release of 33 hostages from Gaza, and increased aid to Ga...
Palestinian Student Released in Israel-Hamas Prisoner Exchange
23-year-old Palestinian student Amal Shujayyeh was released from an Israeli prison on January 20th as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas that includes the release of almost 2000 Palestinian prisoners, a six-week truce, the release of 33 hostages from Gaza, and increased aid to Ga...
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48% Bias Score
Algeria's Arrest of Boualem Sansal Sparks International Outcry
French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal was arrested in Algeria in November 2024 for statements deemed to violate Article 87 of the penal code, which defines acts against national security as terrorism or sabotage; his arrest triggered widespread condemnation and exacerbated already tense relations be...
Algeria's Arrest of Boualem Sansal Sparks International Outcry
French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal was arrested in Algeria in November 2024 for statements deemed to violate Article 87 of the penal code, which defines acts against national security as terrorism or sabotage; his arrest triggered widespread condemnation and exacerbated already tense relations be...
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44% Bias Score
Student Blockade in Belgrade Challenges Serbian Government
Serbian university students blockaded a Belgrade intersection for 24 hours, protesting the November collapse of a Novi Sad train station canopy that killed 15, escalating pressure on the populist government and marking the biggest challenge to their rule in recent years.
Student Blockade in Belgrade Challenges Serbian Government
Serbian university students blockaded a Belgrade intersection for 24 hours, protesting the November collapse of a Novi Sad train station canopy that killed 15, escalating pressure on the populist government and marking the biggest challenge to their rule in recent years.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Prime Minister Resigns Amid Deadly Collapse and Widespread Protests
Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević resigned on Tuesday following a deadly railway station roof collapse that killed 15 people in Novi Sad, amid widespread anti-corruption protests that have spread to Belgrade and prompted calls for President Aleksandar Vučić's resignation.
Serbian Prime Minister Resigns Amid Deadly Collapse and Widespread Protests
Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević resigned on Tuesday following a deadly railway station roof collapse that killed 15 people in Novi Sad, amid widespread anti-corruption protests that have spread to Belgrade and prompted calls for President Aleksandar Vučić's resignation.
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44% Bias Score
Selena Gomez Weeps Over US Immigration Policy
Selena Gomez, an American actress with Mexican heritage, publicly wept on Instagram over the new US government's strict immigration policies, stating "All my people are being attacked." The video was quickly deleted, sparking online criticism and prompting Gomez to later post, "Apparently showing co...
Selena Gomez Weeps Over US Immigration Policy
Selena Gomez, an American actress with Mexican heritage, publicly wept on Instagram over the new US government's strict immigration policies, stating "All my people are being attacked." The video was quickly deleted, sparking online criticism and prompting Gomez to later post, "Apparently showing co...
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64% Bias Score
Serbian Prime Minister Resigns Amid Mass Protests After Deadly Building Collapse
Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic resigned Tuesday following weeks of massive anti-government protests sparked by a November building collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15, potentially leading to early elections and raising concerns about autocratic rule and corruption.
Serbian Prime Minister Resigns Amid Mass Protests After Deadly Building Collapse
Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic resigned Tuesday following weeks of massive anti-government protests sparked by a November building collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15, potentially leading to early elections and raising concerns about autocratic rule and corruption.
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60% Bias Score
New Online Community Offers Support to Jewish College Students Amidst Rise in Antisemitism
A new online community, "United Against Antisemitism" (UAA), launched on October 7, 2023, by Aish with Cross River Bank's funding, offers support and resources for Jewish college students experiencing a recent surge in antisemitism, providing a safe space for community building and collective action...
New Online Community Offers Support to Jewish College Students Amidst Rise in Antisemitism
A new online community, "United Against Antisemitism" (UAA), launched on October 7, 2023, by Aish with Cross River Bank's funding, offers support and resources for Jewish college students experiencing a recent surge in antisemitism, providing a safe space for community building and collective action...
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44% Bias Score