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WWII Veteran's 102 Years of Service and Hope for Peace
102-year-old WWII veteran Anna Antonenko, a nurse on the Second Ukrainian Front, recounts her wartime experiences and subsequent medical career in Donetsk, emphasizing her unwavering dedication to service and her hope for lasting peace; her granddaughter continues her medical legacy.
WWII Veteran's 102 Years of Service and Hope for Peace
102-year-old WWII veteran Anna Antonenko, a nurse on the Second Ukrainian Front, recounts her wartime experiences and subsequent medical career in Donetsk, emphasizing her unwavering dedication to service and her hope for lasting peace; her granddaughter continues her medical legacy.
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32% Bias Score
Sareb Evicts Seven Families in Madrid Amidst Housing Crisis
On Tuesday, Sareb, Spain's 'bad bank,' evicted seven families from three buildings in Vallecas, Madrid, after a dispute with other residents. The families, mainly Colombian and Venezuelan, had been paying rent until their landlord went bankrupt; Sareb refused to negotiate a social rent despite earli...
Sareb Evicts Seven Families in Madrid Amidst Housing Crisis
On Tuesday, Sareb, Spain's 'bad bank,' evicted seven families from three buildings in Vallecas, Madrid, after a dispute with other residents. The families, mainly Colombian and Venezuelan, had been paying rent until their landlord went bankrupt; Sareb refused to negotiate a social rent despite earli...
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56% Bias Score
Kazakh Blogger Faces Prison for Satirical Post Amidst Russia Tensions
Kazakh blogger Temirlan Ensebek faces up to seven years in prison for a satirical Instagram post referencing an anti-Russian song, sparking international concern over freedom of speech and highlighting Kazakhstan's complex relationship with Russia.
Kazakh Blogger Faces Prison for Satirical Post Amidst Russia Tensions
Kazakh blogger Temirlan Ensebek faces up to seven years in prison for a satirical Instagram post referencing an anti-Russian song, sparking international concern over freedom of speech and highlighting Kazakhstan's complex relationship with Russia.
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44% Bias Score
French State to Compensate Chlordecone Victims
A French court ruled that the state must compensate victims in Guadeloupe and Martinique for anxiety caused by chlordecone pesticide contamination, finding the state negligent in authorizing and managing its use, impacting over 90% of the adult population and resulting in high prostate cancer rates ...
French State to Compensate Chlordecone Victims
A French court ruled that the state must compensate victims in Guadeloupe and Martinique for anxiety caused by chlordecone pesticide contamination, finding the state negligent in authorizing and managing its use, impacting over 90% of the adult population and resulting in high prostate cancer rates ...
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40% Bias Score
Columbia Student Faces Deportation After Arrest; Judge Blocks Deportation
A Palestinian student at Columbia University, Mahmoud Khalil, who played a leading role in last year's pro-Gaza protests, was arrested on Saturday and faces deportation, but a judge has temporarily blocked it pending a Wednesday hearing; the arrest prompted protests in New York City and condemnation...
Columbia Student Faces Deportation After Arrest; Judge Blocks Deportation
A Palestinian student at Columbia University, Mahmoud Khalil, who played a leading role in last year's pro-Gaza protests, was arrested on Saturday and faces deportation, but a judge has temporarily blocked it pending a Wednesday hearing; the arrest prompted protests in New York City and condemnation...
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68% Bias Score
Families of Mariupol Defenders Protest in Kyiv, Accusing Both Ukraine and Russia of Inaction
In Kyiv on March 11th, over 100 family members of Ukrainian soldiers held prisoner by Russia since the 2022 siege of Mariupol marched through the city center, demanding their release and accusing both Ukraine and Russia of insufficient efforts to secure their freedom, while also demanding that the U...
Families of Mariupol Defenders Protest in Kyiv, Accusing Both Ukraine and Russia of Inaction
In Kyiv on March 11th, over 100 family members of Ukrainian soldiers held prisoner by Russia since the 2022 siege of Mariupol marched through the city center, demanding their release and accusing both Ukraine and Russia of insufficient efforts to secure their freedom, while also demanding that the U...
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56% Bias Score
Texas Bill Seeks to Ban Gender Marker Changes on Birth Certificates
Texas Senate Bill 406 aims to ban gender marker changes on birth certificates, despite court orders, following a similar state action on driver's licenses; supporters prioritize accurate records, while opponents fear discrimination against transgender individuals.
Texas Bill Seeks to Ban Gender Marker Changes on Birth Certificates
Texas Senate Bill 406 aims to ban gender marker changes on birth certificates, despite court orders, following a similar state action on driver's licenses; supporters prioritize accurate records, while opponents fear discrimination against transgender individuals.
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64% Bias Score
Clashes Erupt as Serbian Student Protests Enter Fifth Month
Serbian students clashed with police during a fifth consecutive month of anti-government protests in Belgrade on Monday, blocking the public broadcaster RTS building to protest alleged biased coverage; the president, Aleksandar Vučić, responded by threatening force.
Clashes Erupt as Serbian Student Protests Enter Fifth Month
Serbian students clashed with police during a fifth consecutive month of anti-government protests in Belgrade on Monday, blocking the public broadcaster RTS building to protest alleged biased coverage; the president, Aleksandar Vučić, responded by threatening force.
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52% Bias Score
Indonesian TikToker Sentenced to Prison for Blasphemy
An Indonesian court sentenced transgender TikToker Ratu Thalisa to almost three years in prison for blasphemy after she reportedly told a picture of Jesus to get a haircut during a livestream, prompting condemnation from human rights groups who cite Indonesia's Electronic Information and Transaction...
Indonesian TikToker Sentenced to Prison for Blasphemy
An Indonesian court sentenced transgender TikToker Ratu Thalisa to almost three years in prison for blasphemy after she reportedly told a picture of Jesus to get a haircut during a livestream, prompting condemnation from human rights groups who cite Indonesia's Electronic Information and Transaction...
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56% Bias Score
EU Proposes Regulation Allowing Transfer of Rejected Asylum Seekers to Third Countries
The European Commission proposed a new regulation allowing EU member states to transfer rejected asylum seekers to third countries, potentially establishing extraterritorial processing centers in exchange for financial incentives, raising human rights concerns.
EU Proposes Regulation Allowing Transfer of Rejected Asylum Seekers to Third Countries
The European Commission proposed a new regulation allowing EU member states to transfer rejected asylum seekers to third countries, potentially establishing extraterritorial processing centers in exchange for financial incentives, raising human rights concerns.
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52% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Block State Television Broadcasts
Students and citizens are blockading Serbian state television stations in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Kragujevac, protesting a news presenter's insult and demanding government accountability for corruption following a deadly train station collapse in November.
Serbian Protests Block State Television Broadcasts
Students and citizens are blockading Serbian state television stations in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Kragujevac, protesting a news presenter's insult and demanding government accountability for corruption following a deadly train station collapse in November.
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48% Bias Score
False Claims of Migrant Protests in Greece Mask Anger Over Deadly Train Crash"
A video falsely depicting protests against migrants in Greece has gone viral, actually showing a February 28th demonstration marking the second anniversary of a deadly train crash, fueling public anger over the government's response and leading to a failed no-confidence vote.
False Claims of Migrant Protests in Greece Mask Anger Over Deadly Train Crash"
A video falsely depicting protests against migrants in Greece has gone viral, actually showing a February 28th demonstration marking the second anniversary of a deadly train crash, fueling public anger over the government's response and leading to a failed no-confidence vote.
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24% Bias Score
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