Taliban Official Urges Reopening of Schools for Afghan Girls
Taliban acting deputy foreign minister Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai publicly urged the group's leadership to reopen schools for Afghan girls, arguing that the current policy contradicts Islamic law and denies education to 20 million Afghans; this statement reflects internal divisions and mounting i...
Taliban Official Urges Reopening of Schools for Afghan Girls
Taliban acting deputy foreign minister Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai publicly urged the group's leadership to reopen schools for Afghan girls, arguing that the current policy contradicts Islamic law and denies education to 20 million Afghans; this statement reflects internal divisions and mounting i...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Commission Urges Proactive Measures Against Systemic Government Discrimination
The Dutch State Commission against Discrimination and Racism urges the government to proactively address systemic discrimination in public services, citing the €9 billion toeslagenaffaire and €61 million student compensation as examples, proposing a discrimination test and a comprehensive government...
Dutch Commission Urges Proactive Measures Against Systemic Government Discrimination
The Dutch State Commission against Discrimination and Racism urges the government to proactively address systemic discrimination in public services, citing the €9 billion toeslagenaffaire and €61 million student compensation as examples, proposing a discrimination test and a comprehensive government...
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20% Bias Score
Braunschweig Permits Neo-Nazi March, Sparking Controversy
In Braunschweig, Germany, a small neo-Nazi group's march featuring the slogan "Braunschweig, Nazi-Stadt" was permitted by the city, despite a previous crackdown on similar slogans. This decision was criticized by local officials and residents, raising concerns about the city's handling of far-right ...
Braunschweig Permits Neo-Nazi March, Sparking Controversy
In Braunschweig, Germany, a small neo-Nazi group's march featuring the slogan "Braunschweig, Nazi-Stadt" was permitted by the city, despite a previous crackdown on similar slogans. This decision was criticized by local officials and residents, raising concerns about the city's handling of far-right ...
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52% Bias Score
Kyiv Protest Demands POW Release Amidst Russian Attacks
Thousands protested in Kyiv demanding the release of Ukrainian prisoners of war held by Russia and the location of missing soldiers, following a recent prisoner exchange of 150 soldiers on December 30th and amidst a deadly Russian missile and drone strike on the capital.
Kyiv Protest Demands POW Release Amidst Russian Attacks
Thousands protested in Kyiv demanding the release of Ukrainian prisoners of war held by Russia and the location of missing soldiers, following a recent prisoner exchange of 150 soldiers on December 30th and amidst a deadly Russian missile and drone strike on the capital.
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52% Bias Score
Sonoran Desert Aid Workers Face Heightened Risks Under Trump
In Arizona's Sonoran Desert, humanitarian aid volunteers face escalating threats from state forces and right-wing militias under the incoming Trump administration, while the climate crisis makes the area increasingly dangerous for migrants.
Sonoran Desert Aid Workers Face Heightened Risks Under Trump
In Arizona's Sonoran Desert, humanitarian aid volunteers face escalating threats from state forces and right-wing militias under the incoming Trump administration, while the climate crisis makes the area increasingly dangerous for migrants.
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Hostages Released in Gaza Prisoner Exchange
Three Israeli hostages held captive in Gaza since October 7, 2023, were released in a prisoner exchange involving approximately 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, prompting celebrations in Israel and raising questions about the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Israeli Hostages Released in Gaza Prisoner Exchange
Three Israeli hostages held captive in Gaza since October 7, 2023, were released in a prisoner exchange involving approximately 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, prompting celebrations in Israel and raising questions about the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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64% Bias Score
Escaped Mining Ringleader Highlights South Africa's Illegal Mining Crisis
South African police are searching for James Neo Tshoaeli, an alleged illegal gold mining ringleader who escaped custody after a rescue operation at an abandoned mine recovered 78 bodies and 246 survivors, prompting outrage and criticism of government actions.
Escaped Mining Ringleader Highlights South Africa's Illegal Mining Crisis
South African police are searching for James Neo Tshoaeli, an alleged illegal gold mining ringleader who escaped custody after a rescue operation at an abandoned mine recovered 78 bodies and 246 survivors, prompting outrage and criticism of government actions.
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56% Bias Score
Morales Accuses Bolivian Government of Blocking Medical Care, Declared "Rebellious" in Court
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales accuses the Luis Arce government of denying him medical care and certification, leading to a judge declaring him "rebellious" in a human trafficking case; Morales claims this is politically motivated to hinder his presidential candidacy.
Morales Accuses Bolivian Government of Blocking Medical Care, Declared "Rebellious" in Court
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales accuses the Luis Arce government of denying him medical care and certification, leading to a judge declaring him "rebellious" in a human trafficking case; Morales claims this is politically motivated to hinder his presidential candidacy.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Immigration Law Challenged Over Asylum Seeker Provisions
Three Spanish human rights organizations sued the government over a new immigration law set to take effect on May 20, arguing it will leave over 200,000 immigrants undocumented and create significant obstacles for asylum seekers and unaccompanied minors.
Spanish Immigration Law Challenged Over Asylum Seeker Provisions
Three Spanish human rights organizations sued the government over a new immigration law set to take effect on May 20, arguing it will leave over 200,000 immigrants undocumented and create significant obstacles for asylum seekers and unaccompanied minors.
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44% Bias Score
Maduro's Reelection Fuels New Venezuelan Exodus
Archbishop Polito Rodriguez decried the Venezuelan exodus caused by Nicolas Maduro's fraudulent reelection, triggering a potential new wave of migration as neighboring countries and the US prepare for an influx of refugees, following a similar pattern to the 2015 parliamentary election.
Maduro's Reelection Fuels New Venezuelan Exodus
Archbishop Polito Rodriguez decried the Venezuelan exodus caused by Nicolas Maduro's fraudulent reelection, triggering a potential new wave of migration as neighboring countries and the US prepare for an influx of refugees, following a similar pattern to the 2015 parliamentary election.
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64% Bias Score
80 Dead in Colombia After Failed Peace Talks
Over 80 deaths and 20 injuries resulted from clashes in Colombia's Catatumbo region between the ELN and former FARC rebels following a failed peace negotiation, forcing thousands to flee their homes, prompting military rescue operations and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
80 Dead in Colombia After Failed Peace Talks
Over 80 deaths and 20 injuries resulted from clashes in Colombia's Catatumbo region between the ELN and former FARC rebels following a failed peace negotiation, forcing thousands to flee their homes, prompting military rescue operations and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
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32% Bias Score
Trump to Sign Record Number of Executive Orders, Prioritizing Mass Deportations
On January 18th, 2025, Donald Trump announced plans to sign a record number of executive orders upon his inauguration, prioritizing mass deportations of undocumented migrants, starting "very, very quickly." Media leaks forced adjustments to the incoming administration's plans, such as a possible Chi...
Trump to Sign Record Number of Executive Orders, Prioritizing Mass Deportations
On January 18th, 2025, Donald Trump announced plans to sign a record number of executive orders upon his inauguration, prioritizing mass deportations of undocumented migrants, starting "very, very quickly." Media leaks forced adjustments to the incoming administration's plans, such as a possible Chi...
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48% Bias Score