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Nine EU Nations Seek Greater Autonomy to Deport Criminal Immigrants
Italy and Denmark spearheaded a letter signed by seven other EU countries demanding greater national power to deport criminal immigrants, sparking a debate on reforming the European Convention on Human Rights and other international migration agreements.
Nine EU Nations Seek Greater Autonomy to Deport Criminal Immigrants
Italy and Denmark spearheaded a letter signed by seven other EU countries demanding greater national power to deport criminal immigrants, sparking a debate on reforming the European Convention on Human Rights and other international migration agreements.
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60% Bias Score
EU Countries Criticize Human Rights Court Over Deportations
Nine EU countries criticized the European Court of Human Rights for hindering criminal deportation, leading to disagreement within the Dutch cabinet, with the Minister of Asylum and Migration wanting to sign but the Prime Minister and other parties opposing.
EU Countries Criticize Human Rights Court Over Deportations
Nine EU countries criticized the European Court of Human Rights for hindering criminal deportation, leading to disagreement within the Dutch cabinet, with the Minister of Asylum and Migration wanting to sign but the Prime Minister and other parties opposing.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Law Amendment on "Intermediary Persons" in Foreign Companies Sparks Legal Concerns
A Greek law amendment bans "intermediary persons"—spouses, civil partners, and first-degree relatives of public officials—from participating in companies based in non-cooperative tax states, raising concerns about constitutional and EU law compatibility.
Greek Law Amendment on "Intermediary Persons" in Foreign Companies Sparks Legal Concerns
A Greek law amendment bans "intermediary persons"—spouses, civil partners, and first-degree relatives of public officials—from participating in companies based in non-cooperative tax states, raising concerns about constitutional and EU law compatibility.
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48% Bias Score
German Deportations Surge in 2025
Germany deported 6151 people in the first quarter of 2025, a sharp increase over previous years, driven by a stricter government policy and leading to criticism over human rights concerns.
German Deportations Surge in 2025
Germany deported 6151 people in the first quarter of 2025, a sharp increase over previous years, driven by a stricter government policy and leading to criticism over human rights concerns.
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48% Bias Score
UK Sanctions Fail to Deter Israeli Settlers' Displacement Campaign in West Bank
Sanctions imposed on two Israeli settlers by the UK for violence against Palestinians have proven ineffective, as they continue a campaign to displace Palestinian families from their homes in the West Bank village of Mughayyir al-Deir, setting up an illegal outpost near Palestinian houses and causin...
UK Sanctions Fail to Deter Israeli Settlers' Displacement Campaign in West Bank
Sanctions imposed on two Israeli settlers by the UK for violence against Palestinians have proven ineffective, as they continue a campaign to displace Palestinian families from their homes in the West Bank village of Mughayyir al-Deir, setting up an illegal outpost near Palestinian houses and causin...
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52% Bias Score
UN Faces South Sudan Embargo Dilemma Amidst Ongoing Conflict Violations
South Sudan's conflict, causing thousands of deaths and displacing millions, has prompted Amnesty International to urge the UN to extend an arms embargo expiring May 31, 2025, citing ongoing violations by Uganda and questioning the effectiveness of UN peacekeeping efforts.
UN Faces South Sudan Embargo Dilemma Amidst Ongoing Conflict Violations
South Sudan's conflict, causing thousands of deaths and displacing millions, has prompted Amnesty International to urge the UN to extend an arms embargo expiring May 31, 2025, citing ongoing violations by Uganda and questioning the effectiveness of UN peacekeeping efforts.
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36% Bias Score
Conscript's Death in Ukraine Sparks Outrage, Highlights Russia's Broken Promises
Aman Malyshev, a 22-year-old Russian conscript, died in Bryansk near the Ukrainian border in April 2024, despite assurances that conscripts wouldn't face combat; his death, revealed on social media, sparked public outrage and highlighted the issue of conscripts being deployed to combat zones.
Conscript's Death in Ukraine Sparks Outrage, Highlights Russia's Broken Promises
Aman Malyshev, a 22-year-old Russian conscript, died in Bryansk near the Ukrainian border in April 2024, despite assurances that conscripts wouldn't face combat; his death, revealed on social media, sparked public outrage and highlighted the issue of conscripts being deployed to combat zones.
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40% Bias Score
Venezuela Arrests Foreign Nationals Amidst Election Conspiracy Claims
Venezuela arrested three foreign nationals—a Spaniard, an Argentine, and a Bulgarian—for alleged election conspiracy before the May 25th elections; the Spaniard and Argentine were later released, while the Bulgarian's status is unconfirmed. These arrests follow the detention of other foreigners and ...
Venezuela Arrests Foreign Nationals Amidst Election Conspiracy Claims
Venezuela arrested three foreign nationals—a Spaniard, an Argentine, and a Bulgarian—for alleged election conspiracy before the May 25th elections; the Spaniard and Argentine were later released, while the Bulgarian's status is unconfirmed. These arrests follow the detention of other foreigners and ...
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64% Bias Score
US Judge Halts Deportation of Eight Immigrants to South Sudan
A US federal judge blocked the Trump administration's deportation of eight immigrants with violent criminal records to South Sudan, citing insufficient notification and potential human rights violations, forcing the US to keep them in Djibouti.
US Judge Halts Deportation of Eight Immigrants to South Sudan
A US federal judge blocked the Trump administration's deportation of eight immigrants with violent criminal records to South Sudan, citing insufficient notification and potential human rights violations, forcing the US to keep them in Djibouti.
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56% Bias Score
Israel Resumes Limited Aid to Gaza Amidst Renewed Offensive
Amidst Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza, 100 trucks of aid have entered the territory but remain undelivered to the 2 million residents, while Prime Minister Netanyahu aims to bring Gaza under complete Israeli security control, contingent on Hamas disarmament and the implementation of Trump's plan...
Israel Resumes Limited Aid to Gaza Amidst Renewed Offensive
Amidst Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza, 100 trucks of aid have entered the territory but remain undelivered to the 2 million residents, while Prime Minister Netanyahu aims to bring Gaza under complete Israeli security control, contingent on Hamas disarmament and the implementation of Trump's plan...
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64% Bias Score
El Salvador: Ruth López's Arrest Exposes Bukele Regime's Crackdown on Dissent
Human rights lawyer Ruth López's arrest in El Salvador mirrors over 85,000 similar cases under President Bukele's regime; Cristosal reports illegal detentions, lack of due process, and over 380 deaths due to denied basic necessities, highlighting a systematic crackdown on dissent and authoritarian c...
El Salvador: Ruth López's Arrest Exposes Bukele Regime's Crackdown on Dissent
Human rights lawyer Ruth López's arrest in El Salvador mirrors over 85,000 similar cases under President Bukele's regime; Cristosal reports illegal detentions, lack of due process, and over 380 deaths due to denied basic necessities, highlighting a systematic crackdown on dissent and authoritarian c...
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52% Bias Score
EU Editors Condemn Hungary's 'Foreign Agent' Law Threatening Free Press
More than 90 European editors and publishers signed a statement condemning a Hungarian bill that would allow the government to monitor, penalize, and potentially ban organizations receiving foreign funding, including EU grants, drawing parallels to Russia's 'foreign agent' law and warning it could e...
EU Editors Condemn Hungary's 'Foreign Agent' Law Threatening Free Press
More than 90 European editors and publishers signed a statement condemning a Hungarian bill that would allow the government to monitor, penalize, and potentially ban organizations receiving foreign funding, including EU grants, drawing parallels to Russia's 'foreign agent' law and warning it could e...
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52% Bias Score
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