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Lebanese Pagers Explode, Leaving Hundreds Blind
On September 17, 2022, pager explosions in Lebanon, orchestrated by Israel, injured thousands, including Nayefa Kala, who lost her eyesight; Israel's government hasn't justified the attacks, and Human Rights Watch considers them potential war crimes.
Lebanese Pagers Explode, Leaving Hundreds Blind
On September 17, 2022, pager explosions in Lebanon, orchestrated by Israel, injured thousands, including Nayefa Kala, who lost her eyesight; Israel's government hasn't justified the attacks, and Human Rights Watch considers them potential war crimes.
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16% Bias Score
Ukrainian Journalist Released After 3.5 Years in Russian Captivity
Ukrainian journalist Dmytro Khilyuk was released from Russian captivity after 3.5 years, during which he was held without charge and endured brutal treatment, highlighting the plight of Ukrainian civilians held in Russia.
Ukrainian Journalist Released After 3.5 Years in Russian Captivity
Ukrainian journalist Dmytro Khilyuk was released from Russian captivity after 3.5 years, during which he was held without charge and endured brutal treatment, highlighting the plight of Ukrainian civilians held in Russia.
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56% Bias Score
German Government's Actions Questioned Regarding Afghan Refugees
The German government faces criticism for its handling of roughly 2,300 Afghan refugees in Islamabad with humanitarian resettlement promises, revoking resettlement promises after winning court cases, leaving them vulnerable.
German Government's Actions Questioned Regarding Afghan Refugees
The German government faces criticism for its handling of roughly 2,300 Afghan refugees in Islamabad with humanitarian resettlement promises, revoking resettlement promises after winning court cases, leaving them vulnerable.
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64% Bias Score
Belarusian Journalist Igor Ilyash Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
A Minsk court sentenced journalist and political scientist Igor Ilyash to four years in a maximum-security colony for "discrediting" Belarus and aiding "extremist activities", a charge he denies; his wife, journalist Katerina Andreeva, is also imprisoned.
Belarusian Journalist Igor Ilyash Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
A Minsk court sentenced journalist and political scientist Igor Ilyash to four years in a maximum-security colony for "discrediting" Belarus and aiding "extremist activities", a charge he denies; his wife, journalist Katerina Andreeva, is also imprisoned.
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24% Bias Score
Spain Condemns UCI Decision to Allow Israel in Vuelta a España
The President of Spain's Higher Council for Sport (CSD) strongly criticized the UCI's decision to allow Israel's participation in the Vuelta a España, accusing the organization of "whitewashing genocide" and calling for Israel's exclusion from competitions until violence ceases.
Spain Condemns UCI Decision to Allow Israel in Vuelta a España
The President of Spain's Higher Council for Sport (CSD) strongly criticized the UCI's decision to allow Israel's participation in the Vuelta a España, accusing the organization of "whitewashing genocide" and calling for Israel's exclusion from competitions until violence ceases.
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60% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's Conviction: A Moment of Reckoning for COVID Victims
Jair Bolsonaro's 27-year prison sentence for attempting a coup has prompted emotional reactions from Brazilians, particularly COVID-19 victims and their families who feel a sense of delayed justice given Bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic.
Bolsonaro's Conviction: A Moment of Reckoning for COVID Victims
Jair Bolsonaro's 27-year prison sentence for attempting a coup has prompted emotional reactions from Brazilians, particularly COVID-19 victims and their families who feel a sense of delayed justice given Bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic.
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52% Bias Score
Belarus: Increased State Interference in Private Life
New laws in Belarus criminalize LGBT+ "propaganda," a potential childless tax is debated, and prison authorities use inmate status to repress political prisoners, worsening the human rights situation.
Belarus: Increased State Interference in Private Life
New laws in Belarus criminalize LGBT+ "propaganda," a potential childless tax is debated, and prison authorities use inmate status to repress political prisoners, worsening the human rights situation.
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32% Bias Score
EU to Review Schengen Visa Rules for Russians
The European Commission will revise Schengen visa rules for Russians, impacting not only Russians but also reflecting a broader EU visa strategy, while maintaining entry for dissidents and those needing asylum.
EU to Review Schengen Visa Rules for Russians
The European Commission will revise Schengen visa rules for Russians, impacting not only Russians but also reflecting a broader EU visa strategy, while maintaining entry for dissidents and those needing asylum.
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20% Bias Score
Greece: 1,139 Migrants Stranded in Crete Due to Inter-Ministerial Failures
A breakdown in inter-ministerial coordination in Greece has left 1,139 migrants stranded in substandard facilities in Agia, Chania, Crete, since mid-August, despite recent legislation and available resources.
Greece: 1,139 Migrants Stranded in Crete Due to Inter-Ministerial Failures
A breakdown in inter-ministerial coordination in Greece has left 1,139 migrants stranded in substandard facilities in Agia, Chania, Crete, since mid-August, despite recent legislation and available resources.
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44% Bias Score
Belarussian Political Prisoners Released, but One Remains Missing
On September 11th, Belarus released 52 prisoners, including 40 political prisoners, under a pardon; however, the release resembled a deportation, with individuals transported without belongings and some without passports, prompting international concern over human rights violations.
Belarussian Political Prisoners Released, but One Remains Missing
On September 11th, Belarus released 52 prisoners, including 40 political prisoners, under a pardon; however, the release resembled a deportation, with individuals transported without belongings and some without passports, prompting international concern over human rights violations.
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24% Bias Score
Iran: Three Years After Mahsa Amini's Death, Women's Resistance Continues
Three years after Mahsa Amini's death sparked widespread protests in Iran, women continue to defy mandatory hijab laws, leading to a visible shift in public spaces despite government crackdowns.
Iran: Three Years After Mahsa Amini's Death, Women's Resistance Continues
Three years after Mahsa Amini's death sparked widespread protests in Iran, women continue to defy mandatory hijab laws, leading to a visible shift in public spaces despite government crackdowns.
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36% Bias Score
Ukrainian Journalist Released in Prisoner Swap After 3.5 Years in Russian Captivity
Ukrainian journalist Dmytro Khyliuk, detained by Russian forces in 2022, was released in a prisoner exchange, one of eight Ukrainian civilians freed, highlighting the rarity of Russia releasing Ukrainian civilians.
Ukrainian Journalist Released in Prisoner Swap After 3.5 Years in Russian Captivity
Ukrainian journalist Dmytro Khyliuk, detained by Russian forces in 2022, was released in a prisoner exchange, one of eight Ukrainian civilians freed, highlighting the rarity of Russia releasing Ukrainian civilians.
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28% Bias Score
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