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EU Threatens Georgia with Visa Restrictions Amidst Democratic Backsliding Concerns
The EU is considering reinstating visa requirements for Georgian citizens due to concerns over democratic backsliding under the ruling Georgian Dream party, including arrests of opposition figures and alleged election fraud; this follows a similar suspension of €30 million in European Peace Facility...
EU Threatens Georgia with Visa Restrictions Amidst Democratic Backsliding Concerns
The EU is considering reinstating visa requirements for Georgian citizens due to concerns over democratic backsliding under the ruling Georgian Dream party, including arrests of opposition figures and alleged election fraud; this follows a similar suspension of €30 million in European Peace Facility...
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56% Bias Score
Colombian Activist Jani Silva Awarded Hessian Peace Prize
The Hessian Peace Prize will be awarded to Jani Silva, a Colombian environmental and peace activist, on September 16th for her 40+ years of work in the Putumayo Amazon region, facing constant death threats from armed militias.
Colombian Activist Jani Silva Awarded Hessian Peace Prize
The Hessian Peace Prize will be awarded to Jani Silva, a Colombian environmental and peace activist, on September 16th for her 40+ years of work in the Putumayo Amazon region, facing constant death threats from armed militias.
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44% Bias Score
Brazil's Soybean Production: Environmental Disaster and Inefficiency
A recent study reveals the unsustainable and dangerous nature of Brazil's soybean production, showing a 2019% increase in pesticide use from 1993 to 2023 despite decreased efficiency, impacting the EU and other importers; this model, driven by deforestation and tax breaks for multinational corporati...
Brazil's Soybean Production: Environmental Disaster and Inefficiency
A recent study reveals the unsustainable and dangerous nature of Brazil's soybean production, showing a 2019% increase in pesticide use from 1993 to 2023 despite decreased efficiency, impacting the EU and other importers; this model, driven by deforestation and tax breaks for multinational corporati...
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64% Bias Score
Deportation Flight to Eswatini: Immigrants Convicted of Serious Crimes Deported
A deportation flight carrying immigrants convicted of serious crimes, including murder and child rape, landed in Eswatini on Tuesday after their home countries refused to take them back; this follows a Supreme Court ruling allowing deportations to third countries with minimal due process.
Deportation Flight to Eswatini: Immigrants Convicted of Serious Crimes Deported
A deportation flight carrying immigrants convicted of serious crimes, including murder and child rape, landed in Eswatini on Tuesday after their home countries refused to take them back; this follows a Supreme Court ruling allowing deportations to third countries with minimal due process.
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64% Bias Score
Hungary Demands EU Sanctions After Death of Citizen in Ukraine
Hungary demands EU sanctions against Ukrainian officials following the death of a Hungarian national during Ukraine's military mobilization; Ukraine claims the death was due to natural causes, not a beating, and that the deceased was a Ukrainian citizen.
Hungary Demands EU Sanctions After Death of Citizen in Ukraine
Hungary demands EU sanctions against Ukrainian officials following the death of a Hungarian national during Ukraine's military mobilization; Ukraine claims the death was due to natural causes, not a beating, and that the deceased was a Ukrainian citizen.
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52% Bias Score
EU inaction on Israeli human rights violations in Gaza sparks outrage
Palestinian Foreign Minister Sahin criticized the EU for failing to take action against Israel after an EU report documented 38 Israeli human rights violations and a flawed aid distribution system in Gaza leading to increased civilian deaths.
EU inaction on Israeli human rights violations in Gaza sparks outrage
Palestinian Foreign Minister Sahin criticized the EU for failing to take action against Israel after an EU report documented 38 Israeli human rights violations and a flawed aid distribution system in Gaza leading to increased civilian deaths.
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48% Bias Score
Sweida Cease-fire Follows Deadly Clashes, Underscoring Syria's Fragile Peace
Following clashes between Druze and Sunni Bedouin groups in Sweida, Syria, resulting in over 200 deaths according to the SOHR, a cease-fire was announced on July 15th; however, reports of further killings persist, highlighting deeper societal issues and government accountability concerns.
Sweida Cease-fire Follows Deadly Clashes, Underscoring Syria's Fragile Peace
Following clashes between Druze and Sunni Bedouin groups in Sweida, Syria, resulting in over 200 deaths according to the SOHR, a cease-fire was announced on July 15th; however, reports of further killings persist, highlighting deeper societal issues and government accountability concerns.
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32% Bias Score
German Court Dismisses Lawsuit on US Drone Strikes, Setting Precedent for Future Cases
The German Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the government's role in US drone strikes in Yemen, citing insufficient evidence of German involvement in systematic international law violations; however, the ruling did define a high threshold for future legal challenges.
German Court Dismisses Lawsuit on US Drone Strikes, Setting Precedent for Future Cases
The German Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the government's role in US drone strikes in Yemen, citing insufficient evidence of German involvement in systematic international law violations; however, the ruling did define a high threshold for future legal challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Mauritania's Crackdown on Migration Causes 40% Drop in Canary Island Arrivals
A 40% decrease in migrant arrivals in the Canary Islands from Mauritania in 2025 is attributed to Mauritania's intensified border controls and expulsions, fueled by a €500 million agreement with Spain and the EU, prompting accusations of human rights abuses and impacting refugees and asylum seekers.
Mauritania's Crackdown on Migration Causes 40% Drop in Canary Island Arrivals
A 40% decrease in migrant arrivals in the Canary Islands from Mauritania in 2025 is attributed to Mauritania's intensified border controls and expulsions, fueled by a €500 million agreement with Spain and the EU, prompting accusations of human rights abuses and impacting refugees and asylum seekers.
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56% Bias Score
Georgia Data Center Accused of Contaminating Resident's Well Amidst Growing Water Concerns
A Georgia resident alleges that a Meta data center damaged her well, highlighting the growing tension between data center expansion and local water resources, with AI-driven data centers projected to consume billions of cubic meters of water globally by 2027.
Georgia Data Center Accused of Contaminating Resident's Well Amidst Growing Water Concerns
A Georgia resident alleges that a Meta data center damaged her well, highlighting the growing tension between data center expansion and local water resources, with AI-driven data centers projected to consume billions of cubic meters of water globally by 2027.
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40% Bias Score
UK Secretly Relocates Thousands of Afghans After Data Breach
A data breach in 2022 exposed details of almost 19,000 Afghans seeking UK relocation, leading to a secret £850 million program to resettle 6,900 Afghans and their families, revealed after a court injunction was lifted.
UK Secretly Relocates Thousands of Afghans After Data Breach
A data breach in 2022 exposed details of almost 19,000 Afghans seeking UK relocation, leading to a secret £850 million program to resettle 6,900 Afghans and their families, revealed after a court injunction was lifted.
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40% Bias Score
Hungary Demands EU Sanctions Over Death of Hungarian Citizen in Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is demanding EU sanctions against Ukrainian officials for the death of Jozsef Sebestyen, a 45-year-old ethnic Hungarian who died on July 6th in Transcarpathia after allegedly being beaten during forced military conscription.
Hungary Demands EU Sanctions Over Death of Hungarian Citizen in Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is demanding EU sanctions against Ukrainian officials for the death of Jozsef Sebestyen, a 45-year-old ethnic Hungarian who died on July 6th in Transcarpathia after allegedly being beaten during forced military conscription.
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52% Bias Score
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