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Arrest Warrant Issued for Exiled Russian Activist Sargylana Kondakova
A Russian court issued an arrest warrant for Sargylana Kondakova, a Yukaghir activist and co-founder of the exiled anti-war group Free Yakutia Foundation, who now lives in Australia, for alleged violations of Russia's laws on foreign agents, army fakes, and extremism; Kondakova believes this is poli...
Arrest Warrant Issued for Exiled Russian Activist Sargylana Kondakova
A Russian court issued an arrest warrant for Sargylana Kondakova, a Yukaghir activist and co-founder of the exiled anti-war group Free Yakutia Foundation, who now lives in Australia, for alleged violations of Russia's laws on foreign agents, army fakes, and extremism; Kondakova believes this is poli...
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44% Bias Score
Surge in Right-Wing Extremism at Saxony Schools
Saxony, Germany faces a surge in right-wing extremism in schools, with 185 reported incidents in 2023, including Nazi salutes at Auschwitz-Birkenau and a teacher resigning due to threats; this necessitates immediate preventative measures and enhanced support systems.
Surge in Right-Wing Extremism at Saxony Schools
Saxony, Germany faces a surge in right-wing extremism in schools, with 185 reported incidents in 2023, including Nazi salutes at Auschwitz-Birkenau and a teacher resigning due to threats; this necessitates immediate preventative measures and enhanced support systems.
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48% Bias Score
Rise in Neo-Nazi Incidents in Saxon Schools
Nine ninth-graders from Görlitz displayed a Nazi salute at Auschwitz-Birkenau; a teacher in Oelsnitz resigned due to right-wing extremist threats; 185 right-wing motivated crimes were reported in Saxon schools last year, prompting a debate in the Saxon state parliament on combating neo-Nazism in sch...
Rise in Neo-Nazi Incidents in Saxon Schools
Nine ninth-graders from Görlitz displayed a Nazi salute at Auschwitz-Birkenau; a teacher in Oelsnitz resigned due to right-wing extremist threats; 185 right-wing motivated crimes were reported in Saxon schools last year, prompting a debate in the Saxon state parliament on combating neo-Nazism in sch...
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40% Bias Score
Legal Concerns Raised Over Germany's Increased Border Controls
Several SPD members of the Bundestag question the legality of Germany's increased border controls, implemented by Interior Minister Dobrindt (CSU) since May 8th, causing economic hardship in the German-French border region and prompting a complaint to Chancellor Merz.
Legal Concerns Raised Over Germany's Increased Border Controls
Several SPD members of the Bundestag question the legality of Germany's increased border controls, implemented by Interior Minister Dobrindt (CSU) since May 8th, causing economic hardship in the German-French border region and prompting a complaint to Chancellor Merz.
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44% Bias Score
Senegal Investigates 1944 Thiaroye Massacre Through Excavations
Archaeological excavations have begun in Thiaroye, Senegal, to investigate the 1944 massacre of African soldiers by French colonial forces, aiming to determine the exact number of victims, their identities, and their burial site, as the number of deaths remains highly disputed.
Senegal Investigates 1944 Thiaroye Massacre Through Excavations
Archaeological excavations have begun in Thiaroye, Senegal, to investigate the 1944 massacre of African soldiers by French colonial forces, aiming to determine the exact number of victims, their identities, and their burial site, as the number of deaths remains highly disputed.
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28% Bias Score
2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index Reveals Stark Contrasts in European LGBTQ+ Rights
The 2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index ranks Malta, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, and Spain highest for LGBTQ+ rights, while Romania, Poland, and Bulgaria lag, revealing a concerning global backlash against LGBTQ+ rights masked as tradition defense, as highlighted by Hungary's Pride ban and the UK's court ...
2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index Reveals Stark Contrasts in European LGBTQ+ Rights
The 2024 ILGA-Europe Rainbow Index ranks Malta, Belgium, Iceland, Denmark, and Spain highest for LGBTQ+ rights, while Romania, Poland, and Bulgaria lag, revealing a concerning global backlash against LGBTQ+ rights masked as tradition defense, as highlighted by Hungary's Pride ban and the UK's court ...
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32% Bias Score
Trump Administration Accused of Violating Court Order in South Sudan Deportations
Attorneys filed an emergency motion Tuesday alleging the Trump administration deported at least a dozen Vietnamese and Burmese migrants to South Sudan, violating a court order requiring prior notice and the opportunity to contest removal to third countries; the US has a do not travel advisory for So...
Trump Administration Accused of Violating Court Order in South Sudan Deportations
Attorneys filed an emergency motion Tuesday alleging the Trump administration deported at least a dozen Vietnamese and Burmese migrants to South Sudan, violating a court order requiring prior notice and the opportunity to contest removal to third countries; the US has a do not travel advisory for So...
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36% Bias Score
Transgender Student's Track Win Sparks Heated Debate in Illinois School
A transgender student's win at a Naperville middle school track meet ignited a heated school board debate, with parents voicing opposing views on Title IX compliance and inclusive athletic policies, reflecting a national discussion on transgender participation in sports.
Transgender Student's Track Win Sparks Heated Debate in Illinois School
A transgender student's win at a Naperville middle school track meet ignited a heated school board debate, with parents voicing opposing views on Title IX compliance and inclusive athletic policies, reflecting a national discussion on transgender participation in sports.
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56% Bias Score
Widow Seeks Answers 28 Years After GAA Official's Murder
Sean Brown, a 61-year-old GAA official, was abducted and shot dead by the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF) in 1997 while locking the gates of Bellaghy GAA club in County Londonderry. His widow continues to seek answers, and a Court of Appeal ruling has compelled a public inquiry, though the government...
Widow Seeks Answers 28 Years After GAA Official's Murder
Sean Brown, a 61-year-old GAA official, was abducted and shot dead by the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF) in 1997 while locking the gates of Bellaghy GAA club in County Londonderry. His widow continues to seek answers, and a Court of Appeal ruling has compelled a public inquiry, though the government...
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28% Bias Score
Iranian Transgender Individuals Face Exile Despite Legal Gender Confirmation
Despite Iran's legal allowance for gender confirmation, societal rejection forces many transgender individuals into exile, seeking acceptance and safety; however, the experience of migration often presents its own set of challenges, highlighting a larger systemic issue of support and acceptance.
Iranian Transgender Individuals Face Exile Despite Legal Gender Confirmation
Despite Iran's legal allowance for gender confirmation, societal rejection forces many transgender individuals into exile, seeking acceptance and safety; however, the experience of migration often presents its own set of challenges, highlighting a larger systemic issue of support and acceptance.
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52% Bias Score
EU to Review Israel Trade Deal Amid Gaza Conflict
The European Union initiated a review of its trade agreement with Israel following criticism of its actions in Gaza, while Israel rejected the EU's decision and the UK also announced sanctions against Israeli West Bank settlers.
EU to Review Israel Trade Deal Amid Gaza Conflict
The European Union initiated a review of its trade agreement with Israel following criticism of its actions in Gaza, while Israel rejected the EU's decision and the UK also announced sanctions against Israeli West Bank settlers.
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48% Bias Score
Burkina Faso's Military Leader Uses Sankara's Legacy Amidst Worsening Crisis
In Burkina Faso, a mausoleum for revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara opened, attracting hundreds; the current military leader uses Sankara's legacy to rally support amidst a worsening extremist conflict and strained relations with the West, despite over 60% of the country being outside government co...
Burkina Faso's Military Leader Uses Sankara's Legacy Amidst Worsening Crisis
In Burkina Faso, a mausoleum for revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara opened, attracting hundreds; the current military leader uses Sankara's legacy to rally support amidst a worsening extremist conflict and strained relations with the West, despite over 60% of the country being outside government co...
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48% Bias Score
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