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Gaza Blockade: International Condemnation Meets with Muddled Response
Israel's two-month blockade of Gaza, violating international law, has caused immense suffering and is condemned by the International Court of Justice, yet the international community's response is largely muted, particularly from Arab nations who normalized relations with Israel.
Gaza Blockade: International Condemnation Meets with Muddled Response
Israel's two-month blockade of Gaza, violating international law, has caused immense suffering and is condemned by the International Court of Justice, yet the international community's response is largely muted, particularly from Arab nations who normalized relations with Israel.
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64% Bias Score


Okinawa Rape Accusations Fuel Demand for US Military Base Removal
Recent rape accusations against two US marines in Okinawa have ignited public outrage, adding to the long-standing resentment over the presence of US military bases; local polls show 70% of residents want the military expelled, highlighting a crisis in US-Japan relations.
Okinawa Rape Accusations Fuel Demand for US Military Base Removal
Recent rape accusations against two US marines in Okinawa have ignited public outrage, adding to the long-standing resentment over the presence of US military bases; local polls show 70% of residents want the military expelled, highlighting a crisis in US-Japan relations.
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68% Bias Score


Iran's Tech-Driven Crackdown Following Mahsa Amini's Death
Mahsa Amini's death in Iran sparked widespread protests, resulting in over 19,000 arrests and 500 executions. The Iranian regime used technological surveillance, including traffic cameras identifying women not wearing hijabs, leading to over a million SMS warnings and 2,000 vehicle confiscations.
Iran's Tech-Driven Crackdown Following Mahsa Amini's Death
Mahsa Amini's death in Iran sparked widespread protests, resulting in over 19,000 arrests and 500 executions. The Iranian regime used technological surveillance, including traffic cameras identifying women not wearing hijabs, leading to over a million SMS warnings and 2,000 vehicle confiscations.
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64% Bias Score


Right-Wing Extremist Demonstration in Gera, Germany
On May 1st, 2024, around 900 right-wing extremists, led by convicted neonazi Christian Klar, held a demonstration in Gera, Germany, while over 650 antifascist counter-protesters demonstrated nearby; despite some minor incidents, police reported both events as largely peaceful.
Right-Wing Extremist Demonstration in Gera, Germany
On May 1st, 2024, around 900 right-wing extremists, led by convicted neonazi Christian Klar, held a demonstration in Gera, Germany, while over 650 antifascist counter-protesters demonstrated nearby; despite some minor incidents, police reported both events as largely peaceful.
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60% Bias Score


Frontex Aims to Change Culture Amidst Criticism Over Migrant Deaths
Frontex executive director Hans Leijtens says his agency's culture will change within three years, focusing on transparency and diversity; however, Frontex faces criticism for its role in the Adriana shipwreck where 600 migrants died, and is accused of covering up illegal pushbacks.
Frontex Aims to Change Culture Amidst Criticism Over Migrant Deaths
Frontex executive director Hans Leijtens says his agency's culture will change within three years, focusing on transparency and diversity; however, Frontex faces criticism for its role in the Adriana shipwreck where 600 migrants died, and is accused of covering up illegal pushbacks.
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44% Bias Score


Trump Administration's Pressure on US Universities Sparks Justice Department Conflict
Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove's pressure on the Department of Justice to investigate Columbia University activists protesting the Gaza war, coupled with his past actions, including attempts to drop charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams, sparked internal conflict and raised concerns about pol...
Trump Administration's Pressure on US Universities Sparks Justice Department Conflict
Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove's pressure on the Department of Justice to investigate Columbia University activists protesting the Gaza war, coupled with his past actions, including attempts to drop charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams, sparked internal conflict and raised concerns about pol...
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56% Bias Score

Istanbul May Day: Restrictions Echo Past Crackdowns on Dissent
Istanbul experienced significant restrictions on May Day, with road closures and metro station shutdowns mirroring past curfews used to suppress political dissent, raising concerns about the subtle suppression of freedoms.

Istanbul May Day: Restrictions Echo Past Crackdowns on Dissent
Istanbul experienced significant restrictions on May Day, with road closures and metro station shutdowns mirroring past curfews used to suppress political dissent, raising concerns about the subtle suppression of freedoms.
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48% Bias Score

Oviedo Children Rescued from Years of Confinement
Police in Oviedo, Spain, rescued three children, ages 8 and 10, from a house where they had been confined since 2021 by their parents, who were arrested and charged with child neglect and illegal confinement; the children are now in protective care.

Oviedo Children Rescued from Years of Confinement
Police in Oviedo, Spain, rescued three children, ages 8 and 10, from a house where they had been confined since 2021 by their parents, who were arrested and charged with child neglect and illegal confinement; the children are now in protective care.
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56% Bias Score

Trump Administration's First 100 Days: Intensified Immigration Enforcement and Legal Challenges
The Trump administration's first 100 days saw intensified immigration enforcement, leading to legal challenges, mixed court rulings, and instances of mistaken deportations; the DHS spokesperson defended the actions as fulfilling a mandate to secure the border and homeland.

Trump Administration's First 100 Days: Intensified Immigration Enforcement and Legal Challenges
The Trump administration's first 100 days saw intensified immigration enforcement, leading to legal challenges, mixed court rulings, and instances of mistaken deportations; the DHS spokesperson defended the actions as fulfilling a mandate to secure the border and homeland.
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56% Bias Score

Trump Administration Appeals TPS Revocation for Venezuelan Immigrants
The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's decision blocking the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for roughly 350,000 Venezuelans, while a Texas judge ruled against using a 1798 law for deportations.

Trump Administration Appeals TPS Revocation for Venezuelan Immigrants
The Trump administration appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's decision blocking the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for roughly 350,000 Venezuelans, while a Texas judge ruled against using a 1798 law for deportations.
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32% Bias Score

US Border Crackdown Raises Civil Liberties Concerns
The Trump administration's targeting of immigrants, tourists, and activists at US borders and through social media monitoring has raised serious civil liberties concerns, with individuals facing detention and deportation based on social media posts and broad search powers.

US Border Crackdown Raises Civil Liberties Concerns
The Trump administration's targeting of immigrants, tourists, and activists at US borders and through social media monitoring has raised serious civil liberties concerns, with individuals facing detention and deportation based on social media posts and broad search powers.
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44% Bias Score

US Detains Georgetown Scholar Over Pro-Palestinian Views
Badar Khan Suri, a Georgetown University scholar, was arrested in March for allegedly violating his visa by supporting Palestinian rights, prompting protests and legal challenges highlighting concerns about free speech and due process.

US Detains Georgetown Scholar Over Pro-Palestinian Views
Badar Khan Suri, a Georgetown University scholar, was arrested in March for allegedly violating his visa by supporting Palestinian rights, prompting protests and legal challenges highlighting concerns about free speech and due process.
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64% Bias Score
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