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Russo-Ukrainian War: Death Toll, Shifting Battle Dynamics, and Territorial Control
The Russo-Ukrainian war, started in February 2022, has caused an estimated 174,000-420,000 deaths, according to UCDP, with shifting battle dynamics involving decreased artillery attacks and increased drone usage. Russia initially controlled 22% of Ukraine but now holds about 18.5%, while civilian in...
Russo-Ukrainian War: Death Toll, Shifting Battle Dynamics, and Territorial Control
The Russo-Ukrainian war, started in February 2022, has caused an estimated 174,000-420,000 deaths, according to UCDP, with shifting battle dynamics involving decreased artillery attacks and increased drone usage. Russia initially controlled 22% of Ukraine but now holds about 18.5%, while civilian in...
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M23 Rebels Advance on Uvira, DRC, Amidst Rising Tensions
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, are nearing Uvira, DRC, causing rising anxiety among residents; fighting between the Congolese army and pro-government militias has led to looting and displacement, with approximately 15,000 Congolese crossing into Burundi, as reported by sources.
M23 Rebels Advance on Uvira, DRC, Amidst Rising Tensions
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, are nearing Uvira, DRC, causing rising anxiety among residents; fighting between the Congolese army and pro-government militias has led to looting and displacement, with approximately 15,000 Congolese crossing into Burundi, as reported by sources.
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Hamas Hands Over Bodies of Murdered Hostages; Israel Mourns
Hamas transferred the bodies of four Israeli hostages murdered in captivity on October 7, 2023, to the Red Cross in Gaza; the remains were taken to the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute in Yafo, Israel, where hundreds of Israelis gathered to mourn and express outrage at the event.
Hamas Hands Over Bodies of Murdered Hostages; Israel Mourns
Hamas transferred the bodies of four Israeli hostages murdered in captivity on October 7, 2023, to the Red Cross in Gaza; the remains were taken to the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute in Yafo, Israel, where hundreds of Israelis gathered to mourn and express outrage at the event.
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48% Bias Score
Unexploded Ordnance Kills Eight Civilians in Syria
At least eight civilians were killed in Idlib, Syria, on Thursday when unexploded ordnance detonated in a home, highlighting the danger of the vast quantities of such materials remaining after the Syrian civil war.
Unexploded Ordnance Kills Eight Civilians in Syria
At least eight civilians were killed in Idlib, Syria, on Thursday when unexploded ordnance detonated in a home, highlighting the danger of the vast quantities of such materials remaining after the Syrian civil war.
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Trump Dismantles USAID, Halting $40 Billion in Foreign Aid
President Trump's immediate freeze and subsequent dismantling of USAID, involving over $40 billion in international projects, has caused significant disruption to global health initiatives and aid programs in 177 countries, raising concerns about humanitarian crises and constitutional violations.
Trump Dismantles USAID, Halting $40 Billion in Foreign Aid
President Trump's immediate freeze and subsequent dismantling of USAID, involving over $40 billion in international projects, has caused significant disruption to global health initiatives and aid programs in 177 countries, raising concerns about humanitarian crises and constitutional violations.
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UN Seeks $6 Billion for Sudan War Victims
The UN launched a $6 billion appeal for Sudan, aiming to assist 26 million people affected by the ongoing conflict, highlighting the scale of the humanitarian crisis and the urgent need for international support.
UN Seeks $6 Billion for Sudan War Victims
The UN launched a $6 billion appeal for Sudan, aiming to assist 26 million people affected by the ongoing conflict, highlighting the scale of the humanitarian crisis and the urgent need for international support.
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Return of Hostage Remains Marks First Phase of Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
On January 25th, Israel received the remains of four hostages killed during the October 7th Hamas attack, marking the first phase of a three-stage ceasefire agreement involving prisoner exchanges and Gaza's reconstruction. The event sparked strong reactions and a national moment of silence in Israel...
Return of Hostage Remains Marks First Phase of Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
On January 25th, Israel received the remains of four hostages killed during the October 7th Hamas attack, marking the first phase of a three-stage ceasefire agreement involving prisoner exchanges and Gaza's reconstruction. The event sparked strong reactions and a national moment of silence in Israel...
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Hamas Returns Wrong Body, Murders Confirmed in Bibas Family Case
On Thursday, Hamas returned four bodies to Israel, identifying two as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but not the expected third—Shiri Bibas. Forensic evidence suggests the boys were murdered, prompting international condemnation and demands for Shiri's return, despite plans for the release of further hostage...
Hamas Returns Wrong Body, Murders Confirmed in Bibas Family Case
On Thursday, Hamas returned four bodies to Israel, identifying two as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but not the expected third—Shiri Bibas. Forensic evidence suggests the boys were murdered, prompting international condemnation and demands for Shiri's return, despite plans for the release of further hostage...
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UN Condemns M23 Offensive in DRC, Demands Rwandan Withdrawal
The UN Security Council unanimously condemned the M23's offensive in eastern DRC, supported by 4,000 Rwandan soldiers (UN experts), demanding their immediate withdrawal; the conflict has displaced over 60,000 people since January.
UN Condemns M23 Offensive in DRC, Demands Rwandan Withdrawal
The UN Security Council unanimously condemned the M23's offensive in eastern DRC, supported by 4,000 Rwandan soldiers (UN experts), demanding their immediate withdrawal; the conflict has displaced over 60,000 people since January.
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Hungary Prevents Transnistria Humanitarian Crisis by Facilitating Gas Delivery
Hungary facilitated gas deliveries to Transnistria, preventing a humanitarian crisis after a request from Russia, enabling a Hungarian-owned energy company to supply gas despite disruptions from Russia and Moldova.
Hungary Prevents Transnistria Humanitarian Crisis by Facilitating Gas Delivery
Hungary facilitated gas deliveries to Transnistria, preventing a humanitarian crisis after a request from Russia, enabling a Hungarian-owned energy company to supply gas despite disruptions from Russia and Moldova.
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UNICEF's Gaza Emergency Response: A $88.2 Million Funding Gap
Following a 15-month war, UNICEF in Gaza provides vital aid to children, including water, nutrition, healthcare, and family reunification, but faces an $88.2 million funding shortfall in 2024.
UNICEF's Gaza Emergency Response: A $88.2 Million Funding Gap
Following a 15-month war, UNICEF in Gaza provides vital aid to children, including water, nutrition, healthcare, and family reunification, but faces an $88.2 million funding shortfall in 2024.
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52% Bias Score
UN Seeks $6 Billion for Sudan's War-Ravaged Population
The UN launched a $6 billion appeal for Sudan, the largest in its history, to assist 26 million people affected by the conflict which has killed over 28,000 and displaced over 12 million, highlighting the urgent need for international aid and a ceasefire.
UN Seeks $6 Billion for Sudan's War-Ravaged Population
The UN launched a $6 billion appeal for Sudan, the largest in its history, to assist 26 million people affected by the conflict which has killed over 28,000 and displaced over 12 million, highlighting the urgent need for international aid and a ceasefire.
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40% Bias Score
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