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US Redirects $95 Million in Military Aid from Egypt to Lebanon
The Biden administration is diverting $95 million in military aid from Egypt to Lebanon to strengthen its army against Hezbollah and enforce the ceasefire with Israel, due to concerns over human rights in Egypt.
US Redirects $95 Million in Military Aid from Egypt to Lebanon
The Biden administration is diverting $95 million in military aid from Egypt to Lebanon to strengthen its army against Hezbollah and enforce the ceasefire with Israel, due to concerns over human rights in Egypt.
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40% Bias Score
Murder of Indian Journalist Highlights Dangers Faced by Press
Indian journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was found murdered last week, his death likely linked to his reporting on a corrupt road construction project involving a relative and contractor. His colleagues protested, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in India, particularly those working in confl...
Murder of Indian Journalist Highlights Dangers Faced by Press
Indian journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was found murdered last week, his death likely linked to his reporting on a corrupt road construction project involving a relative and contractor. His colleagues protested, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in India, particularly those working in confl...
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36% Bias Score
Canadian Winery Permanently Banned for Exploiting Migrant Workers
Toor Vineyards in British Columbia, Canada, was permanently banned from hiring temporary foreign workers and fined \$118,000 for violating program rules, including failure to protect workers from abuse and for not providing promised pay and working conditions; at least one worker reported sexual abu...
Canadian Winery Permanently Banned for Exploiting Migrant Workers
Toor Vineyards in British Columbia, Canada, was permanently banned from hiring temporary foreign workers and fined \$118,000 for violating program rules, including failure to protect workers from abuse and for not providing promised pay and working conditions; at least one worker reported sexual abu...
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44% Bias Score
Son-in-law of Venezuelan Opposition Leader Abducted Amidst Presidential Dispute
On January 7th, 2025, Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia reported the abduction of his son-in-law, Rafael Tudares, in Caracas, prompting the cancellation of his U.S. meetings and raising international concern, with the OAS demanding Tudares's immediate release.
Son-in-law of Venezuelan Opposition Leader Abducted Amidst Presidential Dispute
On January 7th, 2025, Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia reported the abduction of his son-in-law, Rafael Tudares, in Caracas, prompting the cancellation of his U.S. meetings and raising international concern, with the OAS demanding Tudares's immediate release.
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64% Bias Score
UK Special Forces Inquiry: Allegations of Afghan Killings and Whistleblowers Silenced
A UK High Court inquiry is investigating allegations that British Special Forces murdered up to 80 Taliban suspects in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013, with witnesses claiming a culture of silencing whistleblowers and planting weapons to justify killings.
UK Special Forces Inquiry: Allegations of Afghan Killings and Whistleblowers Silenced
A UK High Court inquiry is investigating allegations that British Special Forces murdered up to 80 Taliban suspects in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013, with witnesses claiming a culture of silencing whistleblowers and planting weapons to justify killings.
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52% Bias Score
Son-in-Law of Venezuelan Opposition Leader Kidnapped in Caracas
In Caracas, Venezuela, Rafael Tudares, son-in-law of self-exiled opposition leader Edmundo González, was kidnapped on Tuesday, prompting international concern and accusations of politically motivated abduction amid heightened security and disputed election results.
Son-in-Law of Venezuelan Opposition Leader Kidnapped in Caracas
In Caracas, Venezuela, Rafael Tudares, son-in-law of self-exiled opposition leader Edmundo González, was kidnapped on Tuesday, prompting international concern and accusations of politically motivated abduction amid heightened security and disputed election results.
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52% Bias Score
25,000 Names Removed from Dutch War Archive Due to Missing Files
The Dutch National Archives removed 25,000 names from its online war archive because the files for these individuals, including victims and witnesses in collaboration cases, are missing; the archive is still under digitization, with 2/3 still to be processed by 2027.
25,000 Names Removed from Dutch War Archive Due to Missing Files
The Dutch National Archives removed 25,000 names from its online war archive because the files for these individuals, including victims and witnesses in collaboration cases, are missing; the archive is still under digitization, with 2/3 still to be processed by 2027.
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28% Bias Score
Ireland Joins Genocide Case Against Israel at ICJ
Ireland joined South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ on Monday, focusing on the legal definition of intent, amid rising international concern over the high death toll in Gaza (at least 45,885 since October 7, 2023) and strained relations between Ireland and Israel following the clos...
Ireland Joins Genocide Case Against Israel at ICJ
Ireland joined South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ on Monday, focusing on the legal definition of intent, amid rising international concern over the high death toll in Gaza (at least 45,885 since October 7, 2023) and strained relations between Ireland and Israel following the clos...
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48% Bias Score
Bill C-61, Addressing First Nations Drinking Water, Killed by Parliament Prorogation
The prorogation of Parliament has ended Bill C-61, which aimed to guarantee safe drinking water for all First Nations in Canada, leaving communities facing long-term water issues without legislative protection, despite a 2021 settlement providing billions for infrastructure and compensation.
Bill C-61, Addressing First Nations Drinking Water, Killed by Parliament Prorogation
The prorogation of Parliament has ended Bill C-61, which aimed to guarantee safe drinking water for all First Nations in Canada, leaving communities facing long-term water issues without legislative protection, despite a 2021 settlement providing billions for infrastructure and compensation.
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48% Bias Score
Cambodian Opposition MP Assassinated in Bangkok
A former Cambodian opposition MP and French citizen, Lim Kimya, was shot dead in Bangkok on Tuesday, prompting calls for a thorough investigation into the assassination and raising concerns about political repression in Cambodia.
Cambodian Opposition MP Assassinated in Bangkok
A former Cambodian opposition MP and French citizen, Lim Kimya, was shot dead in Bangkok on Tuesday, prompting calls for a thorough investigation into the assassination and raising concerns about political repression in Cambodia.
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44% Bias Score
Government Blocks Inquiry into Ongoing Grooming Gangs Scandal
Kemi Badenoch is pushing for a parliamentary vote on a public inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal, which the government plans to block, while campaigners highlight the ongoing nature of the abuse and the need for comprehensive action.
Government Blocks Inquiry into Ongoing Grooming Gangs Scandal
Kemi Badenoch is pushing for a parliamentary vote on a public inquiry into the grooming gangs scandal, which the government plans to block, while campaigners highlight the ongoing nature of the abuse and the need for comprehensive action.
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56% Bias Score
Nigerian Atheist Released from Prison, Remains Under Protection
After serving over four years for blasphemy, Nigerian atheist Mubarak Bala was released from prison but remains under police protection due to safety concerns, highlighting the ongoing conflict between religious law and freedom of speech in Nigeria.
Nigerian Atheist Released from Prison, Remains Under Protection
After serving over four years for blasphemy, Nigerian atheist Mubarak Bala was released from prison but remains under police protection due to safety concerns, highlighting the ongoing conflict between religious law and freedom of speech in Nigeria.
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36% Bias Score
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