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Uganda General Threatens Opposition Leader on Social Media
Uganda's General Muhoozi Kainerugaba threatened opposition leader Bobi Wine on social media, prompting a serious response from Wine who rejected claims of past government funding. The government has not responded to the online exchange.
Uganda General Threatens Opposition Leader on Social Media
Uganda's General Muhoozi Kainerugaba threatened opposition leader Bobi Wine on social media, prompting a serious response from Wine who rejected claims of past government funding. The government has not responded to the online exchange.
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24% Bias Score
Turkish Government Expands Attack on Academic Freedom, Targeting French University
The Turkish government's ongoing prosecution of Pinar Selek, a researcher at Université Côte d'Azur, now includes the university itself, marking a significant escalation in attacks on academic freedom extending beyond national borders; a new hearing is scheduled for February 7th.
Turkish Government Expands Attack on Academic Freedom, Targeting French University
The Turkish government's ongoing prosecution of Pinar Selek, a researcher at Université Côte d'Azur, now includes the university itself, marking a significant escalation in attacks on academic freedom extending beyond national borders; a new hearing is scheduled for February 7th.
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48% Bias Score
Nine Languages Die Annually Amidst a Global Language Extinction Crisis
The accelerating extinction of languages globally is threatening cultural heritage, with nine languages dying annually in 2019; however, community efforts, including documentation through Wikitongues and community-based initiatives, are fighting to preserve these languages.
Nine Languages Die Annually Amidst a Global Language Extinction Crisis
The accelerating extinction of languages globally is threatening cultural heritage, with nine languages dying annually in 2019; however, community efforts, including documentation through Wikitongues and community-based initiatives, are fighting to preserve these languages.
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12% Bias Score
Mexico's Migrant Dispersion Policy Strands 100 in Acapulco
Approximately 100 migrants, primarily from Venezuela and Cuba, were stranded in Acapulco, Mexico, after being relocated there by immigration officials as part of a policy to deter migrants from reaching the U.S. border; this policy, while successful in reducing border crossings last year, exposes mi...
Mexico's Migrant Dispersion Policy Strands 100 in Acapulco
Approximately 100 migrants, primarily from Venezuela and Cuba, were stranded in Acapulco, Mexico, after being relocated there by immigration officials as part of a policy to deter migrants from reaching the U.S. border; this policy, while successful in reducing border crossings last year, exposes mi...
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52% Bias Score
11 Guantanamo Detainees Transferred to Oman
The Pentagon transferred 11 Yemeni men from Guantanamo Bay to Oman on Monday, reducing the prison population to 15, the lowest since 2002. This action follows decades of detention without charges and reflects ongoing efforts by the Biden administration to close the facility.
11 Guantanamo Detainees Transferred to Oman
The Pentagon transferred 11 Yemeni men from Guantanamo Bay to Oman on Monday, reducing the prison population to 15, the lowest since 2002. This action follows decades of detention without charges and reflects ongoing efforts by the Biden administration to close the facility.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Found Guilty of Illegal Migrant Deportations by European Court
The European Court of Human Rights ruled Greece illegally deported a Turkish woman in 2019, awarding her \$21,000 in damages and citing evidence of systematic 'pushbacks' of migrants by Greek authorities, potentially impacting EU border policies.
Greece Found Guilty of Illegal Migrant Deportations by European Court
The European Court of Human Rights ruled Greece illegally deported a Turkish woman in 2019, awarding her \$21,000 in damages and citing evidence of systematic 'pushbacks' of migrants by Greek authorities, potentially impacting EU border policies.
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36% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia Forces US Citizen to Renounce Citizenship After Jail Term
A 74-year-old dual US-Saudi citizen, Saad Almadi, was imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for social media posts criticizing Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman; upon release, he was pressured to renounce his US citizenship to be allowed to return home, highlighting a pattern of silencing dissent within the kin...
Saudi Arabia Forces US Citizen to Renounce Citizenship After Jail Term
A 74-year-old dual US-Saudi citizen, Saad Almadi, was imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for social media posts criticizing Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman; upon release, he was pressured to renounce his US citizenship to be allowed to return home, highlighting a pattern of silencing dissent within the kin...
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56% Bias Score
Serbia: Government Spyware Use Detailed in New Report
A December 2024 report by Amnesty International and BIRN reveals that the Serbian government uses spyware, developed in-house and purchased from Cellebrite, to illegally monitor activists, journalists, and opposition figures, violating their privacy and freedom of expression; the Serbian government ...
Serbia: Government Spyware Use Detailed in New Report
A December 2024 report by Amnesty International and BIRN reveals that the Serbian government uses spyware, developed in-house and purchased from Cellebrite, to illegally monitor activists, journalists, and opposition figures, violating their privacy and freedom of expression; the Serbian government ...
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48% Bias Score
Arizona Man Suffers Third-Degree Burns After Police Pin Him to Hot Asphalt
On July 6th, Phoenix police officers pinned Michael Kenyon to 180-200°F asphalt for over four minutes, causing third-degree burns across much of his body; this incident, coupled with a prior DOJ investigation citing a violent culture and lack of training within the department, led to a $15.53 millio...
Arizona Man Suffers Third-Degree Burns After Police Pin Him to Hot Asphalt
On July 6th, Phoenix police officers pinned Michael Kenyon to 180-200°F asphalt for over four minutes, causing third-degree burns across much of his body; this incident, coupled with a prior DOJ investigation citing a violent culture and lack of training within the department, led to a $15.53 millio...
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56% Bias Score
Rojava Conflict Threatens Turkey's Peace Process: DEM Party
DEM Party co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları stated in a parliamentary group meeting that peace in Turkey is contingent upon ending the war in Rojava, citing the escalating threats and the impact on Turkey's peace process. She highlighted the resistance in Suruç and Nusaybin, recent meetings with Abdullah...
Rojava Conflict Threatens Turkey's Peace Process: DEM Party
DEM Party co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları stated in a parliamentary group meeting that peace in Turkey is contingent upon ending the war in Rojava, citing the escalating threats and the impact on Turkey's peace process. She highlighted the resistance in Suruç and Nusaybin, recent meetings with Abdullah...
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48% Bias Score
Carter to Receive State Funeral in Washington D.C.
Former President Jimmy Carter, who died on December 29th at age 100, will lie in state at the Capitol in Washington D.C. from Tuesday to Wednesday, followed by a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday with President Biden giving a eulogy; unique elements such as a stop at the...
Carter to Receive State Funeral in Washington D.C.
Former President Jimmy Carter, who died on December 29th at age 100, will lie in state at the Capitol in Washington D.C. from Tuesday to Wednesday, followed by a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Thursday with President Biden giving a eulogy; unique elements such as a stop at the...
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44% Bias Score
11 Guantanamo Detainees Transferred to Oman
The US transferred 11 Yemeni detainees from Guantanamo Bay to Oman, leaving 15 remaining prisoners; this follows congressional restrictions on transferring detainees to the US mainland or certain countries and comes despite prior efforts by US presidents to close the detention camp.
11 Guantanamo Detainees Transferred to Oman
The US transferred 11 Yemeni detainees from Guantanamo Bay to Oman, leaving 15 remaining prisoners; this follows congressional restrictions on transferring detainees to the US mainland or certain countries and comes despite prior efforts by US presidents to close the detention camp.
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40% Bias Score
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