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Trump's Gaza Plan Faces Arab Rejection
President Trump proposed seizing the Gaza Strip, displacing Palestinians, and redeveloping it; Jordan and Egypt firmly rejected the plan, with Egypt proposing an alternative focusing on reconstruction without displacement, citing concerns about international law and regional stability.
Trump's Gaza Plan Faces Arab Rejection
President Trump proposed seizing the Gaza Strip, displacing Palestinians, and redeveloping it; Jordan and Egypt firmly rejected the plan, with Egypt proposing an alternative focusing on reconstruction without displacement, citing concerns about international law and regional stability.
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56% Bias Score
DRC Rebel Group Captures Mining Town Amidst Bloody Conflict
The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC) rebel group captured the Congolese mining town Nyabibwe, resulting in over 3,000 deaths in under two weeks. The conflict is fueled by the demand for coltan and cobalt, with accusations of Rwandan involvement in supporting M23 and facilitating mineral exports.
DRC Rebel Group Captures Mining Town Amidst Bloody Conflict
The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC) rebel group captured the Congolese mining town Nyabibwe, resulting in over 3,000 deaths in under two weeks. The conflict is fueled by the demand for coltan and cobalt, with accusations of Rwandan involvement in supporting M23 and facilitating mineral exports.
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20% Bias Score
DRC Rebel Group Captures Mining Town, Death Toll Exceeds 3,000
The AFC rebel group captured Nyabibwe, a resource-rich mining town in the DRC, following the January 27th takeover of Goma, resulting in over 3,000 deaths and highlighting the ongoing conflict fueled by the demand for coltan and cobalt used in electronics.
DRC Rebel Group Captures Mining Town, Death Toll Exceeds 3,000
The AFC rebel group captured Nyabibwe, a resource-rich mining town in the DRC, following the January 27th takeover of Goma, resulting in over 3,000 deaths and highlighting the ongoing conflict fueled by the demand for coltan and cobalt used in electronics.
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44% Bias Score
DRC Bans Rwandan Aircraft Amid Deadly Eastern Congo Conflict
The Democratic Republic of Congo banned all Rwandan registered aircraft from its airspace on Tuesday, July 11, 2023, due to the ongoing conflict in eastern Congo involving the M23 rebel group, allegedly backed by Rwanda, resulting in 3,000 deaths and the displacement of over 500,000 people.
DRC Bans Rwandan Aircraft Amid Deadly Eastern Congo Conflict
The Democratic Republic of Congo banned all Rwandan registered aircraft from its airspace on Tuesday, July 11, 2023, due to the ongoing conflict in eastern Congo involving the M23 rebel group, allegedly backed by Rwanda, resulting in 3,000 deaths and the displacement of over 500,000 people.
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40% Bias Score
Haitian Gang Violence: Over One Million Children Affected
Amnesty International's report details the devastating impact of Haitian gang violence on children, revealing over one million children live in gang-controlled areas and face recruitment, violence, sexual assault, and the disruption of essential services, highlighting a grave human rights crisis ami...
Haitian Gang Violence: Over One Million Children Affected
Amnesty International's report details the devastating impact of Haitian gang violence on children, revealing over one million children live in gang-controlled areas and face recruitment, violence, sexual assault, and the disruption of essential services, highlighting a grave human rights crisis ami...
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32% Bias Score
Haiti Gang Violence: Widespread Crimes Against Children
In Haiti, gangs perpetrate widespread crimes against children, including rape and murder, resulting in over one million children living in gang-controlled zones and a 1000% increase in child sexual violence since 2023, demanding urgent intervention from the Haitian government and international commu...
Haiti Gang Violence: Widespread Crimes Against Children
In Haiti, gangs perpetrate widespread crimes against children, including rape and murder, resulting in over one million children living in gang-controlled zones and a 1000% increase in child sexual violence since 2023, demanding urgent intervention from the Haitian government and international commu...
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56% Bias Score
Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses in Kursk
In the Kursk border region, Russian forces reported eliminating over 300 Ukrainian soldiers, two tanks, and various military vehicles within 24 hours, while two Ukrainian soldiers surrendered; this adds to Russia's claimed total of over 59,550 Ukrainian military losses in the area.
Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses in Kursk
In the Kursk border region, Russian forces reported eliminating over 300 Ukrainian soldiers, two tanks, and various military vehicles within 24 hours, while two Ukrainian soldiers surrendered; this adds to Russia's claimed total of over 59,550 Ukrainian military losses in the area.
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60% Bias Score
DRC Rebel Group Captures Another Mining Town Amidst Bloody Conflict
The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC) rebel group captured Nyabibwe, a mining town in eastern DRC, causing over 3,000 deaths in under two weeks, following their seizure of Goma on January 27th and Rubaya last year; the conflict is fueled by access to coltan and cobalt, crucial minerals for electronics.
DRC Rebel Group Captures Another Mining Town Amidst Bloody Conflict
The Alliance Fleuve Congo (AFC) rebel group captured Nyabibwe, a mining town in eastern DRC, causing over 3,000 deaths in under two weeks, following their seizure of Goma on January 27th and Rubaya last year; the conflict is fueled by access to coltan and cobalt, crucial minerals for electronics.
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52% Bias Score
Jordan to Accept 2,000 Sick Children from Gaza Amidst Trump's Controversial Plan
King Abdullah II of Jordan offered to take 2,000 gravely ill children from Gaza during a February 11, 2025, meeting with Donald Trump in Washington, who proposed relocating most Gazans to Jordan and Egypt, a plan rejected by Arab nations and Palestinians. This comes amidst a fragile ceasefire in Gaz...
Jordan to Accept 2,000 Sick Children from Gaza Amidst Trump's Controversial Plan
King Abdullah II of Jordan offered to take 2,000 gravely ill children from Gaza during a February 11, 2025, meeting with Donald Trump in Washington, who proposed relocating most Gazans to Jordan and Egypt, a plan rejected by Arab nations and Palestinians. This comes amidst a fragile ceasefire in Gaz...
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44% Bias Score
Gaza's Collapsed Health System and the Challenges of Rebuilding
In the aftermath of the Gaza conflict, the health system is collapsed, requiring immediate medical aid and long-term support. Suggestions to relocate the population ignore the deep human connection to their homeland and the trauma suffered, requiring a massive diplomatic effort for rebuilding.
Gaza's Collapsed Health System and the Challenges of Rebuilding
In the aftermath of the Gaza conflict, the health system is collapsed, requiring immediate medical aid and long-term support. Suggestions to relocate the population ignore the deep human connection to their homeland and the trauma suffered, requiring a massive diplomatic effort for rebuilding.
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48% Bias Score
M23 Rebel Actions Worsen Humanitarian Crisis in Eastern DRC
The M23 rebel group's seizure of Goma in late January and subsequent forced displacement of tens of thousands of refugees in eastern DRC has resulted in at least 2,000 deaths and a worsening humanitarian crisis, despite a claimed voluntary return policy.
M23 Rebel Actions Worsen Humanitarian Crisis in Eastern DRC
The M23 rebel group's seizure of Goma in late January and subsequent forced displacement of tens of thousands of refugees in eastern DRC has resulted in at least 2,000 deaths and a worsening humanitarian crisis, despite a claimed voluntary return policy.
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44% Bias Score
UN Suspends Yemen Aid Operations After Staffer Dies in Houthi Custody
A United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) employee died Monday in a Yemeni prison three weeks after his detention by Houthi rebels, prompting the UN to suspend its humanitarian operations in Saada, impacting 350,000 people receiving aid and highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Yemen.
UN Suspends Yemen Aid Operations After Staffer Dies in Houthi Custody
A United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) employee died Monday in a Yemeni prison three weeks after his detention by Houthi rebels, prompting the UN to suspend its humanitarian operations in Saada, impacting 350,000 people receiving aid and highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Yemen.
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40% Bias Score
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