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Microsoft's Azure Cloud Used in Mass Surveillance of Palestinians
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's 2021 meeting with the head of Israel's military intelligence agency led to the transfer of massive amounts of Palestinian call data to Microsoft's Azure cloud, facilitating targeted airstrikes and human rights abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, according to The Guardian.
Microsoft's Azure Cloud Used in Mass Surveillance of Palestinians
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's 2021 meeting with the head of Israel's military intelligence agency led to the transfer of massive amounts of Palestinian call data to Microsoft's Azure cloud, facilitating targeted airstrikes and human rights abuses in Gaza and the West Bank, according to The Guardian.
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56% Bias Score
Peru's Solar Paradox: Village Next to Gigantic Plant Remains in Darkness
Pampa Clemesí, a Peruvian village near the Rubí and Clemesí solar plants—Peru's largest solar complex—lacks grid electricity, despite the plant's 440 GWh annual production. The government's delayed connection of a new power line, despite Orygen's $800,000 investment in infrastructure, leaves residen...
Peru's Solar Paradox: Village Next to Gigantic Plant Remains in Darkness
Pampa Clemesí, a Peruvian village near the Rubí and Clemesí solar plants—Peru's largest solar complex—lacks grid electricity, despite the plant's 440 GWh annual production. The government's delayed connection of a new power line, despite Orygen's $800,000 investment in infrastructure, leaves residen...
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36% Bias Score
466 Arrested at London Pro-Palestine Action Protest
Following the UK government's classification of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, London's Metropolitan Police arrested 466 people at a pro-Palestine Action demonstration on August 9th, 2025, near the Parliament building, with additional arrests for other offenses.
466 Arrested at London Pro-Palestine Action Protest
Following the UK government's classification of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, London's Metropolitan Police arrested 466 people at a pro-Palestine Action demonstration on August 9th, 2025, near the Parliament building, with additional arrests for other offenses.
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52% Bias Score
Three-Year Search for Missing Oklahoma Toddler After Parents' Arrest
Two-year-old London Kerr vanished from an Oklahoma City home in April 2022; her mother and boyfriend were recently arrested on multiple child abuse charges, but London's location remains unknown, despite a three-year search.
Three-Year Search for Missing Oklahoma Toddler After Parents' Arrest
Two-year-old London Kerr vanished from an Oklahoma City home in April 2022; her mother and boyfriend were recently arrested on multiple child abuse charges, but London's location remains unknown, despite a three-year search.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey's Turn Toward Autocracy: Five Years of Reporting
NOS correspondent Mitra Nazar reflects on five years in Turkey, witnessing a shift from initial opposition victories to President Erdogan's consolidation of power through arrests of opposition figures, including Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, and a crackdown on the CHP party, amid international inac...
Turkey's Turn Toward Autocracy: Five Years of Reporting
NOS correspondent Mitra Nazar reflects on five years in Turkey, witnessing a shift from initial opposition victories to President Erdogan's consolidation of power through arrests of opposition figures, including Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, and a crackdown on the CHP party, amid international inac...
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52% Bias Score
Post-Hasina Bangladesh: Celebrations and Challenges
The anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's ouster saw jubilant celebrations in Bangladesh, but a year later, the country faces challenges including increased mob violence, religious extremism, and concerns about the fairness of upcoming elections.
Post-Hasina Bangladesh: Celebrations and Challenges
The anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's ouster saw jubilant celebrations in Bangladesh, but a year later, the country faces challenges including increased mob violence, religious extremism, and concerns about the fairness of upcoming elections.
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52% Bias Score
Salah Criticizes UEFA's Response to Palestinian Footballer's Death in Gaza
Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah criticized UEFA's brief statement on the death of Palestinian footballer Suleiman Al-Obeid, killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza, questioning the lack of details on the circumstances of his death; the incident highlights the broader humanitarian crisis in Gaza and...
Salah Criticizes UEFA's Response to Palestinian Footballer's Death in Gaza
Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah criticized UEFA's brief statement on the death of Palestinian footballer Suleiman Al-Obeid, killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza, questioning the lack of details on the circumstances of his death; the incident highlights the broader humanitarian crisis in Gaza and...
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36% Bias Score
350+ Arrested at London Palestine Action Protest Following Terrorist Group Designation
On August 9th, over 350 people were arrested by London's Metropolitan Police during a Palestine Action protest in Parliament Square, following the UK government's designation of the pro-Palestinian group as a terrorist organization in July, leading to a large demonstration and arrests for showing su...
350+ Arrested at London Palestine Action Protest Following Terrorist Group Designation
On August 9th, over 350 people were arrested by London's Metropolitan Police during a Palestine Action protest in Parliament Square, following the UK government's designation of the pro-Palestinian group as a terrorist organization in July, leading to a large demonstration and arrests for showing su...
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48% Bias Score
Miami's Freedom Tower Reopens with New Exhibit Showcasing Cuban Refugee Experiences
The Freedom Tower in Miami, reopened after renovations, presents a new exhibit featuring over 350 personal accounts of Cuban refugees who passed through the building between 1962 and 1974, highlighting their journeys and the tower's role in their lives.
Miami's Freedom Tower Reopens with New Exhibit Showcasing Cuban Refugee Experiences
The Freedom Tower in Miami, reopened after renovations, presents a new exhibit featuring over 350 personal accounts of Cuban refugees who passed through the building between 1962 and 1974, highlighting their journeys and the tower's role in their lives.
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24% Bias Score
Afghan War Veteran Murdered in Houston; Immigration Delays Cited
Abdul Niazi, a former U.S. military interpreter who lost both legs in Afghanistan, was stabbed to death on March 26 in Houston by Masiullah Sahil, an Afghan national frustrated by immigration delays; Sahil's initial release on bond due to a prosecutorial error sparked outrage.
Afghan War Veteran Murdered in Houston; Immigration Delays Cited
Abdul Niazi, a former U.S. military interpreter who lost both legs in Afghanistan, was stabbed to death on March 26 in Houston by Masiullah Sahil, an Afghan national frustrated by immigration delays; Sahil's initial release on bond due to a prosecutorial error sparked outrage.
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32% Bias Score
Life Under Occupation: Economic Hardship and Pressure in Russian-Occupied Luhansk
In Russian-occupied Novoaidar, Ukraine, Oksana describes dire living conditions since the 2022 invasion, including damaged homes, restricted trade, scarce jobs, high food prices, and limited access to healthcare, all while facing pressure to obtain Russian citizenship.
Life Under Occupation: Economic Hardship and Pressure in Russian-Occupied Luhansk
In Russian-occupied Novoaidar, Ukraine, Oksana describes dire living conditions since the 2022 invasion, including damaged homes, restricted trade, scarce jobs, high food prices, and limited access to healthcare, all while facing pressure to obtain Russian citizenship.
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60% Bias Score
Chadian Opposition Leader Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
Former Chadian Prime Minister Succès Masra was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined €1.5 million on August 9th, 2024, for hate speech and complicity in murder related to a May 14th massacre in Mandakao, where 42 people died, according to a Chad court.
Chadian Opposition Leader Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
Former Chadian Prime Minister Succès Masra was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined €1.5 million on August 9th, 2024, for hate speech and complicity in murder related to a May 14th massacre in Mandakao, where 42 people died, according to a Chad court.
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44% Bias Score
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