Trump Proposes Relocating Palestinians from Gaza
US President Donald Trump proposed that Egypt and Jordan take in Palestinians displaced from war-torn Gaza, a suggestion immediately condemned by Palestinian leaders and Jordan, following 15 months of conflict that left over 47,200 Palestinians dead and most of Gaza's infrastructure destroyed.
Trump Proposes Relocating Palestinians from Gaza
US President Donald Trump proposed that Egypt and Jordan take in Palestinians displaced from war-torn Gaza, a suggestion immediately condemned by Palestinian leaders and Jordan, following 15 months of conflict that left over 47,200 Palestinians dead and most of Gaza's infrastructure destroyed.
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48% Bias Score
Palestinian Student Released in Israel-Hamas Prisoner Exchange
Amal Shujayyeh, a 23-year-old Palestinian student, was released from seven months of Israeli detention as part of a prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Hamas, which also includes a 42-day ceasefire and the release of over 2000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the release of 33 Israelis.
Palestinian Student Released in Israel-Hamas Prisoner Exchange
Amal Shujayyeh, a 23-year-old Palestinian student, was released from seven months of Israeli detention as part of a prisoner exchange deal between Israel and Hamas, which also includes a 42-day ceasefire and the release of over 2000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the release of 33 Israelis.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia's First Transgender Wayuu Woman: A 45-Year Fight for Recognition
After a 45-year battle, 72-year-old Georgina Epiayú became the first transgender Wayuu woman officially recognized in Colombia, highlighting systemic barriers faced by transgender individuals in accessing basic rights and the socio-economic challenges within the Wayuu community.
Colombia's First Transgender Wayuu Woman: A 45-Year Fight for Recognition
After a 45-year battle, 72-year-old Georgina Epiayú became the first transgender Wayuu woman officially recognized in Colombia, highlighting systemic barriers faced by transgender individuals in accessing basic rights and the socio-economic challenges within the Wayuu community.
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44% Bias Score
Leprosy's Enduring Stigma in Nepal: Stories of Isolation and Resilience
In Nepal, despite medical advancements, leprosy continues to cause profound social isolation and discrimination, as evidenced by Prima Gharti Magar's and Amar Timalsina's experiences of family rejection, joblessness, and social ostracism, even after successful treatment, highlighting the urgent need...
Leprosy's Enduring Stigma in Nepal: Stories of Isolation and Resilience
In Nepal, despite medical advancements, leprosy continues to cause profound social isolation and discrimination, as evidenced by Prima Gharti Magar's and Amar Timalsina's experiences of family rejection, joblessness, and social ostracism, even after successful treatment, highlighting the urgent need...
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28% Bias Score
Brazil Condemns US for Shackling Deportees on Brazilian Soil
Brazil condemned the US government for keeping 88 Brazilian citizens shackled on a deportation flight that made an emergency landing in Manaus; the Brazilian government intervened, securing their release and arranging alternative transport, sparking a diplomatic row.
Brazil Condemns US for Shackling Deportees on Brazilian Soil
Brazil condemned the US government for keeping 88 Brazilian citizens shackled on a deportation flight that made an emergency landing in Manaus; the Brazilian government intervened, securing their release and arranging alternative transport, sparking a diplomatic row.
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52% Bias Score
Italy Repatriates ICC-Wanted Libyan Warlord to Libya
Italy repatriated ICC-wanted Libyan warlord Ossama Anjiem to Libya after a Rome appeals court freed him due to a procedural error in his arrest, sparking outrage from human rights groups and opposition parties who questioned the government's handling of the situation.
Italy Repatriates ICC-Wanted Libyan Warlord to Libya
Italy repatriated ICC-wanted Libyan warlord Ossama Anjiem to Libya after a Rome appeals court freed him due to a procedural error in his arrest, sparking outrage from human rights groups and opposition parties who questioned the government's handling of the situation.
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44% Bias Score
Mr Nobody Against Putin": A Documentary Exposing Russia's Patriotic Education Policy
Mr Nobody Against Putin" is a Danish-Czech co-produced documentary, directed by Pavel Talankin and David Borenstein, which uses classroom footage from a small Russian town to expose the implementation of Putin's "patriotic education policy" following the invasion of Ukraine; the film's director, Pav...
Mr Nobody Against Putin": A Documentary Exposing Russia's Patriotic Education Policy
Mr Nobody Against Putin" is a Danish-Czech co-produced documentary, directed by Pavel Talankin and David Borenstein, which uses classroom footage from a small Russian town to expose the implementation of Putin's "patriotic education policy" following the invasion of Ukraine; the film's director, Pav...
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28% Bias Score
Sole Jewish Resident Defies Antisemitism in Auschwitz's Shadow
Hila Weisz-Gut, the sole Jewish resident of Oświęcim, Poland, lives near Auschwitz, defying skepticism to maintain a Jewish presence amidst a rising tide of European antisemitism fueled by the October 2023 Gaza conflict.
Sole Jewish Resident Defies Antisemitism in Auschwitz's Shadow
Hila Weisz-Gut, the sole Jewish resident of Oświęcim, Poland, lives near Auschwitz, defying skepticism to maintain a Jewish presence amidst a rising tide of European antisemitism fueled by the October 2023 Gaza conflict.
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40% Bias Score
Colombia's Peace Accord Spurs Search for the Disappeared
In Colombia, a joint initiative involving former FARC rebels, officials, and others is searching for the more than 124,000 people who disappeared during the country's five-decade armed conflict; this effort, spurred by the 2016 peace accord, aims to locate and return remains to victims' families, th...
Colombia's Peace Accord Spurs Search for the Disappeared
In Colombia, a joint initiative involving former FARC rebels, officials, and others is searching for the more than 124,000 people who disappeared during the country's five-decade armed conflict; this effort, spurred by the 2016 peace accord, aims to locate and return remains to victims' families, th...
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36% Bias Score
Latin America's Disappeared: Reconciliation Efforts and Ongoing Challenges
Thousands disappeared in Latin America during conflicts; Colombia, with 124,000 missing, uniquely involves former rebels in searches, while Peru (20,000 missing, 3,200 remains found) and Paraguay (500 missing, 15 bodies found) face challenges in accountability and justice.
Latin America's Disappeared: Reconciliation Efforts and Ongoing Challenges
Thousands disappeared in Latin America during conflicts; Colombia, with 124,000 missing, uniquely involves former rebels in searches, while Peru (20,000 missing, 3,200 remains found) and Paraguay (500 missing, 15 bodies found) face challenges in accountability and justice.
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24% Bias Score
Lukashenko Wins Seventh Term in Condemned Belarusian Election
In Belarus's January 2024 election, Alexander Lukashenko won a seventh term amid widespread international condemnation, following the 2020 protests and a crackdown on dissent, resulting in over 600,000 citizens in exile and approximately 1,300 political prisoners.
Lukashenko Wins Seventh Term in Condemned Belarusian Election
In Belarus's January 2024 election, Alexander Lukashenko won a seventh term amid widespread international condemnation, following the 2020 protests and a crackdown on dissent, resulting in over 600,000 citizens in exile and approximately 1,300 political prisoners.
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56% Bias Score
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice criticized the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilian deportees on a plane during a Manaus stopover, prompting President Lula to order their release and the use of a Brazilian Air Force plane to transport them to Belo Horizonte, citing a breach of f...
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice criticized the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilian deportees on a plane during a Manaus stopover, prompting President Lula to order their release and the use of a Brazilian Air Force plane to transport them to Belo Horizonte, citing a breach of f...
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52% Bias Score