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North Korea's New Resort Opens to Russian Tourists Amidst Human Rights Concerns
North Korea's new Wonsan Kalma resort, opened this month, welcomed its first Russian tourists after a rushed construction process raising human rights concerns; its future success is uncertain despite Kim Jong Un's claims of world-class status.
North Korea's New Resort Opens to Russian Tourists Amidst Human Rights Concerns
North Korea's new Wonsan Kalma resort, opened this month, welcomed its first Russian tourists after a rushed construction process raising human rights concerns; its future success is uncertain despite Kim Jong Un's claims of world-class status.
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56% Bias Score
Chechen Woman Briefly Detained in Georgia After Abduction Attempt by Relatives
Georgian police briefly detained a 24-year-old Chechen woman, Laura Avtorkhanova, who had fled domestic abuse in Chechnya, after she was abducted near a Tbilisi shelter by her relatives, who then attempted to coerce her into returning to Russia; she was later released to a safe location, and Georgia...
Chechen Woman Briefly Detained in Georgia After Abduction Attempt by Relatives
Georgian police briefly detained a 24-year-old Chechen woman, Laura Avtorkhanova, who had fled domestic abuse in Chechnya, after she was abducted near a Tbilisi shelter by her relatives, who then attempted to coerce her into returning to Russia; she was later released to a safe location, and Georgia...
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40% Bias Score
Moscow Court Sentences Exiled Novelist Akunin to 14 Years in Absentia
A Moscow military court sentenced exiled novelist and Kremlin critic Boris Akunin to 14 years in prison in absentia on Monday, October 23, 2023, on charges of justifying terrorism, facilitating terrorist activity, and violating foreign agent laws. The sentence follows his addition to Russia's list o...
Moscow Court Sentences Exiled Novelist Akunin to 14 Years in Absentia
A Moscow military court sentenced exiled novelist and Kremlin critic Boris Akunin to 14 years in prison in absentia on Monday, October 23, 2023, on charges of justifying terrorism, facilitating terrorist activity, and violating foreign agent laws. The sentence follows his addition to Russia's list o...
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36% Bias Score
U.K. Launches Standing Group on Atrocity Crimes
The U.K. launched the Standing Group on Atrocity Crimes on July 14, 2025, an initiative to independently review and advise on the nation's approach to atrocity prevention and response, led by Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws and comprising leading experts and cross-party parliamentarians, aiming to enh...
U.K. Launches Standing Group on Atrocity Crimes
The U.K. launched the Standing Group on Atrocity Crimes on July 14, 2025, an initiative to independently review and advise on the nation's approach to atrocity prevention and response, led by Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws and comprising leading experts and cross-party parliamentarians, aiming to enh...
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36% Bias Score
Papandreou Condemns Greek Asylum Policies, Links to Global Authoritarianism
At the 27th Symposium of Symi in Skiathos, former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou criticized the government's new asylum policies as unconstitutional and unacceptable, linking them to a global rise in authoritarianism and systemic failures.
Papandreou Condemns Greek Asylum Policies, Links to Global Authoritarianism
At the 27th Symposium of Symi in Skiathos, former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou criticized the government's new asylum policies as unconstitutional and unacceptable, linking them to a global rise in authoritarianism and systemic failures.
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48% Bias Score
Tuam Excavation Begins: Mass Grave of Hundreds of Babies Investigated
An excavation has begun at the site of Ireland's St. Mary's children's home in Tuam, County Galway, where an estimated 796 babies and children died between 1925 and 1961; it is believed they are buried in a mass grave, possibly a former sewage tank, uncovered by an amateur historian in 2014.
Tuam Excavation Begins: Mass Grave of Hundreds of Babies Investigated
An excavation has begun at the site of Ireland's St. Mary's children's home in Tuam, County Galway, where an estimated 796 babies and children died between 1925 and 1961; it is believed they are buried in a mass grave, possibly a former sewage tank, uncovered by an amateur historian in 2014.
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32% Bias Score
DRC-M23 Peace Talks: Hope Amidst Skepticism
Three years of M23 rebel attacks in North Kivu, DRC, have caused immense civilian suffering; ongoing peace talks in Doha aim to resolve the conflict, but skepticism remains about achieving lasting peace due to the complexity of the demands and potential challenges in implementation.
DRC-M23 Peace Talks: Hope Amidst Skepticism
Three years of M23 rebel attacks in North Kivu, DRC, have caused immense civilian suffering; ongoing peace talks in Doha aim to resolve the conflict, but skepticism remains about achieving lasting peace due to the complexity of the demands and potential challenges in implementation.
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36% Bias Score
90 Dead in Druze-Bedouin Clashes in Southwest Syria
Violent clashes between the Druze minority and Arab Bedouins in southwest Syria have resulted in 90 deaths since Sunday, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights; the conflict stems from long-standing land and water disputes, exacerbated by the power vacuum following the Assad regime's d...
90 Dead in Druze-Bedouin Clashes in Southwest Syria
Violent clashes between the Druze minority and Arab Bedouins in southwest Syria have resulted in 90 deaths since Sunday, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights; the conflict stems from long-standing land and water disputes, exacerbated by the power vacuum following the Assad regime's d...
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Cultural Figures Demand Immediate Arms Embargo on Israel
Over 1,000 Spanish cultural figures, including renowned actors and filmmakers, called on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to impose an immediate arms embargo on Israel via Royal Decree, citing "active complicity in genocide." The government responded by agreeing to expedite a parliamentary bill to enabl...
Spanish Cultural Figures Demand Immediate Arms Embargo on Israel
Over 1,000 Spanish cultural figures, including renowned actors and filmmakers, called on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to impose an immediate arms embargo on Israel via Royal Decree, citing "active complicity in genocide." The government responded by agreeing to expedite a parliamentary bill to enabl...
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56% Bias Score
50 Dead in Syria Tribal Clashes
At least 50 people died in clashes between Druze and Sunni Bedouin tribesmen in Syria's Suwayda province on Monday, prompting the deployment of Syrian forces to quell the violence and highlight ongoing security challenges for the interim government.
50 Dead in Syria Tribal Clashes
At least 50 people died in clashes between Druze and Sunni Bedouin tribesmen in Syria's Suwayda province on Monday, prompting the deployment of Syrian forces to quell the violence and highlight ongoing security challenges for the interim government.
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36% Bias Score
Release Order for Jailed Turkish Mayor Highlights Politically Motivated Prosecutions
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu commented on the release order for Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer, highlighting that despite the ruling, Özer remains jailed due to accusations from an informant, exposing the political nature of the prosecution and its systemic implications within Turkey's political landsca...
Release Order for Jailed Turkish Mayor Highlights Politically Motivated Prosecutions
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu commented on the release order for Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer, highlighting that despite the ruling, Özer remains jailed due to accusations from an informant, exposing the political nature of the prosecution and its systemic implications within Turkey's political landsca...
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56% Bias Score
Tuam Mass Grave Excavation Begins
A two-year excavation of a mass grave in Tuam, Ireland, begins Monday, aiming to recover the remains of 796 children who died at a mother and baby home between 1925 and 1961; the site, one of many across Ireland, housed unmarried mothers and their children in often-lethal conditions.
Tuam Mass Grave Excavation Begins
A two-year excavation of a mass grave in Tuam, Ireland, begins Monday, aiming to recover the remains of 796 children who died at a mother and baby home between 1925 and 1961; the site, one of many across Ireland, housed unmarried mothers and their children in often-lethal conditions.
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28% Bias Score
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