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Ukraine Halts Special Exit Permits for Journalists and Cultural Figures
Ukraine's Ministry of Culture suspended issuing permits for journalists and cultural figures to leave the country on March 3, 2024, due to over 500 men not returning after using similar permits in 2024; men transporting humanitarian aid will now cross the border under general rules.
Ukraine Halts Special Exit Permits for Journalists and Cultural Figures
Ukraine's Ministry of Culture suspended issuing permits for journalists and cultural figures to leave the country on March 3, 2024, due to over 500 men not returning after using similar permits in 2024; men transporting humanitarian aid will now cross the border under general rules.
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44% Bias Score
ECtHR Rejects Catalan Parliamentarians' Appeals on Independence Debate
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) rejected appeals from two Catalan Parliament members facing criminal charges for disobeying the Spanish Constitutional Court's rulings that blocked attempts to restart the 2019 independence debate, deeming the Constitutional Court's actions legal and propor...
ECtHR Rejects Catalan Parliamentarians' Appeals on Independence Debate
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) rejected appeals from two Catalan Parliament members facing criminal charges for disobeying the Spanish Constitutional Court's rulings that blocked attempts to restart the 2019 independence debate, deeming the Constitutional Court's actions legal and propor...
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Barnard College Protest Turns Violent After Student Expulsions
A pro-Palestinian protest at Barnard College in New York City turned violent Wednesday when masked demonstrators forcibly entered Milbank Hall, assaulting a staff member who was sent to the hospital; the protest followed the expulsion of two students for disrupting a Columbia University class on Isr...
Barnard College Protest Turns Violent After Student Expulsions
A pro-Palestinian protest at Barnard College in New York City turned violent Wednesday when masked demonstrators forcibly entered Milbank Hall, assaulting a staff member who was sent to the hospital; the protest followed the expulsion of two students for disrupting a Columbia University class on Isr...
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Barnard College Occupied by Anti-Israel Protesters: Employee Assaulted
Over 50 anti-Israel protesters occupied a Barnard College building, allegedly assaulting an employee, protesting the expulsion of two Columbia University students for distributing hateful flyers; demands include amnesty and disciplinary reform.
Barnard College Occupied by Anti-Israel Protesters: Employee Assaulted
Over 50 anti-Israel protesters occupied a Barnard College building, allegedly assaulting an employee, protesting the expulsion of two Columbia University students for distributing hateful flyers; demands include amnesty and disciplinary reform.
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44% Bias Score
Germany vs. US: Contrasting Approaches to Freedom of Speech
Germany's freedom of speech, guaranteed by its Basic Law, is more restricted than the US's First Amendment, leading to contrasting approaches to online hate speech and public discourse; a study shows that almost half of Germans have experienced online abuse, impacting public debate.
Germany vs. US: Contrasting Approaches to Freedom of Speech
Germany's freedom of speech, guaranteed by its Basic Law, is more restricted than the US's First Amendment, leading to contrasting approaches to online hate speech and public discourse; a study shows that almost half of Germans have experienced online abuse, impacting public debate.
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48% Bias Score
Italy and Turkey's Expanding Defense Ties Amidst Diplomatic Tensions
Italy's Leonardo is nearing a defense cooperation agreement with Turkey's Baykar, owned by President Erdoğan's son-in-law, following a visit by Leonardo executives to Istanbul last week; simultaneously, Greece and Turkey engaged in a diplomatic exchange at the UN Human Rights Council regarding the r...
Italy and Turkey's Expanding Defense Ties Amidst Diplomatic Tensions
Italy's Leonardo is nearing a defense cooperation agreement with Turkey's Baykar, owned by President Erdoğan's son-in-law, following a visit by Leonardo executives to Istanbul last week; simultaneously, Greece and Turkey engaged in a diplomatic exchange at the UN Human Rights Council regarding the r...
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Orbán Announces Crackdown on Critics in Hungary
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced a crackdown on critics in a February 22nd, 2035 speech, referring to it as a 'spring cleaning', including potential expulsions and constitutional changes restricting freedoms; this follows the January 2025 imposition of US sanctions on his chief of sta...
Orbán Announces Crackdown on Critics in Hungary
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced a crackdown on critics in a February 22nd, 2035 speech, referring to it as a 'spring cleaning', including potential expulsions and constitutional changes restricting freedoms; this follows the January 2025 imposition of US sanctions on his chief of sta...
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Spain to challenge Madrid over Franco-era torture site designation
The Spanish government will challenge Madrid's refusal to designate the Real Casa de Correos as a historical memory site due to its use as a torture center under Franco, citing the unconstitutionality of Madrid's legislation blocking this designation.
Spain to challenge Madrid over Franco-era torture site designation
The Spanish government will challenge Madrid's refusal to designate the Real Casa de Correos as a historical memory site due to its use as a torture center under Franco, citing the unconstitutionality of Madrid's legislation blocking this designation.
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48% Bias Score
Council of State Upholds Legality of Asylum Seeker Detention at Schiphol
The Netherlands' Council of State ruled that detaining asylum seekers at Schiphol's detention center is lawful, rejecting a lower court's ruling due to the separation of asylum seekers and convicts, and the limited duration of detention for asylum seekers.
Council of State Upholds Legality of Asylum Seeker Detention at Schiphol
The Netherlands' Council of State ruled that detaining asylum seekers at Schiphol's detention center is lawful, rejecting a lower court's ruling due to the separation of asylum seekers and convicts, and the limited duration of detention for asylum seekers.
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German Court Halts Deportation of Former IS Member Amid Torture Concerns
A German court halted the deportation of a Tajikistani man with a past IS conviction after he self-harmed to prevent his removal, citing concerns about potential torture if returned to Tajikistan.
German Court Halts Deportation of Former IS Member Amid Torture Concerns
A German court halted the deportation of a Tajikistani man with a past IS conviction after he self-harmed to prevent his removal, citing concerns about potential torture if returned to Tajikistan.
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44% Bias Score
Barnard College Building Takeover by Anti-Israel Protesters
On Wednesday evening, over 50 anti-Israel protesters occupied a Barnard College building in New York City, allegedly assaulting an employee and demanding the reversal of expulsion for two students and amnesty for others. They eventually left the building by 11 p.m.
Barnard College Building Takeover by Anti-Israel Protesters
On Wednesday evening, over 50 anti-Israel protesters occupied a Barnard College building in New York City, allegedly assaulting an employee and demanding the reversal of expulsion for two students and amnesty for others. They eventually left the building by 11 p.m.
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44% Bias Score
Algerian War Heroine Yamina Meghiche Killed in 1959 Battle
Yamina Meghiche, an 18-year-old Algerian nurse and fighter in the National Liberation Army (ALN), was killed along with her six-month-old son on February 26, 1959, during a fierce battle against French forces in Relizane, exemplifying the sacrifices during Algeria's war for independence.
Algerian War Heroine Yamina Meghiche Killed in 1959 Battle
Yamina Meghiche, an 18-year-old Algerian nurse and fighter in the National Liberation Army (ALN), was killed along with her six-month-old son on February 26, 1959, during a fierce battle against French forces in Relizane, exemplifying the sacrifices during Algeria's war for independence.
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48% Bias Score
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