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Mass Exodus and Military Enlistment as Fighting Intensifies in North Kivu
As fighting intensifies between the Congolese army and the M23 in North Kivu, residents of Butembo and Beni are fleeing to Uganda, while hundreds of young people are enlisting in the army reserve; the migration office is overwhelmed by the demand for travel documents, with supplies for minors alread...
Mass Exodus and Military Enlistment as Fighting Intensifies in North Kivu
As fighting intensifies between the Congolese army and the M23 in North Kivu, residents of Butembo and Beni are fleeing to Uganda, while hundreds of young people are enlisting in the army reserve; the migration office is overwhelmed by the demand for travel documents, with supplies for minors alread...
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40% Bias Score
First Body Exchange Under Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Sparks International Criticism
The bodies of Shiri Bibas, her two young sons, and Oded Lifshitz were returned to Israel from Gaza on Thursday, marking the first body exchange under the fragile ceasefire and sparking international criticism due to the highly public nature of the handover.
First Body Exchange Under Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Sparks International Criticism
The bodies of Shiri Bibas, her two young sons, and Oded Lifshitz were returned to Israel from Gaza on Thursday, marking the first body exchange under the fragile ceasefire and sparking international criticism due to the highly public nature of the handover.
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Israel to Receive Remains of Four Dead Hostages from Hamas
Israel is to receive the remains of four hostages—Shiri Bibas and her two young children, Ariel and Kfir, and Oded Lifshitz—killed during Hamas captivity on Thursday, following a January ceasefire; the Bibas family criticized the government for releasing their names before notifying them.
Israel to Receive Remains of Four Dead Hostages from Hamas
Israel is to receive the remains of four hostages—Shiri Bibas and her two young children, Ariel and Kfir, and Oded Lifshitz—killed during Hamas captivity on Thursday, following a January ceasefire; the Bibas family criticized the government for releasing their names before notifying them.
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Welsh Government Criticized for Gaza Stance
The Welsh government is facing criticism from Plaid Cymru for not condemning President Trump's proposed US takeover of Gaza, which has been described as ethnic cleansing by the United Nations; £200,000 in aid has been allocated to Gaza, while £4 million went to Ukraine.
Welsh Government Criticized for Gaza Stance
The Welsh government is facing criticism from Plaid Cymru for not condemning President Trump's proposed US takeover of Gaza, which has been described as ethnic cleansing by the United Nations; £200,000 in aid has been allocated to Gaza, while £4 million went to Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score
Hamas to Release Six Israeli Hostages, Return Four Bodies
Hamas announced it will release six living Israeli hostages on Saturday and return the bodies of four others, including the Bibas family, on Thursday, apparently in exchange for Israel allowing construction equipment into Gaza, accelerating the first phase of the ceasefire deal.
Hamas to Release Six Israeli Hostages, Return Four Bodies
Hamas announced it will release six living Israeli hostages on Saturday and return the bodies of four others, including the Bibas family, on Thursday, apparently in exchange for Israel allowing construction equipment into Gaza, accelerating the first phase of the ceasefire deal.
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Over 220 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed, Leopard Tank Destroyed in Kursk Region
Russian forces in the Kursk border region eliminated over 220 Ukrainian soldiers and destroyed a German-made Leopard tank, along with other military equipment, during a recent military action; Vladimir Putin announced 65,000 ruble monthly payments to all residents who lost property due to the confli...
Over 220 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed, Leopard Tank Destroyed in Kursk Region
Russian forces in the Kursk border region eliminated over 220 Ukrainian soldiers and destroyed a German-made Leopard tank, along with other military equipment, during a recent military action; Vladimir Putin announced 65,000 ruble monthly payments to all residents who lost property due to the confli...
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Hamas Hands Over Remains of Four, Including German Citizens, Amid Ongoing Prisoner Exchange
Following the October 2023 conflict, Hamas transferred the remains of four people, including a German mother and her two young children, to the Israeli army via the Red Cross; this is part of a prisoner exchange agreement, though negotiations for a lasting peace remain uncertain.
Hamas Hands Over Remains of Four, Including German Citizens, Amid Ongoing Prisoner Exchange
Following the October 2023 conflict, Hamas transferred the remains of four people, including a German mother and her two young children, to the Israeli army via the Red Cross; this is part of a prisoner exchange agreement, though negotiations for a lasting peace remain uncertain.
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Hamas to Transfer Bodies of Four Israeli Hostages
Hamas is returning the bodies of four Israeli hostages—Shiri Bibas, her two young sons, and Oded Lifshitz—killed during the October 7th attack, marking the first transfer of deceased hostages since the January ceasefire; six more hostages are to be released on Saturday.
Hamas to Transfer Bodies of Four Israeli Hostages
Hamas is returning the bodies of four Israeli hostages—Shiri Bibas, her two young sons, and Oded Lifshitz—killed during the October 7th attack, marking the first transfer of deceased hostages since the January ceasefire; six more hostages are to be released on Saturday.
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Sudanese Army Advance Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Atrocities
The Sudanese army's advance on Khartoum is welcomed by some civilians as the RSF withdraws, but both sides are committing widespread atrocities that are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis; at least 56 people were killed by RSF shelling in Omdurman on February 1st, and the army's siege of parts of ...
Sudanese Army Advance Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Atrocities
The Sudanese army's advance on Khartoum is welcomed by some civilians as the RSF withdraws, but both sides are committing widespread atrocities that are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis; at least 56 people were killed by RSF shelling in Omdurman on February 1st, and the army's siege of parts of ...
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Widespread Destruction in Southern Lebanon Following Israeli Withdrawal
After Israeli forces withdrew from Southern Lebanon, residents returned to find widespread devastation: homes destroyed, infrastructure ruined, and thousands killed; Israel continues attacks despite a ceasefire, raising questions about long-term stability.
Widespread Destruction in Southern Lebanon Following Israeli Withdrawal
After Israeli forces withdrew from Southern Lebanon, residents returned to find widespread devastation: homes destroyed, infrastructure ruined, and thousands killed; Israel continues attacks despite a ceasefire, raising questions about long-term stability.
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Over 200 Dead in Sudan Paramilitary Assault Near Khartoum
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a three-day assault near Khartoum, killing over 200 civilians and injuring or displacing hundreds more, according to the Emergency Lawyers Network, with the army-backed government reporting 433 deaths; the UN reported widespread sexual violenc...
Over 200 Dead in Sudan Paramilitary Assault Near Khartoum
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched a three-day assault near Khartoum, killing over 200 civilians and injuring or displacing hundreds more, according to the Emergency Lawyers Network, with the army-backed government reporting 433 deaths; the UN reported widespread sexual violenc...
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Sudan War: Family's Desperate Plea Amidst Widespread Famine and Displacement
A Sudanese family, including a boy needing a kidney transplant, fled Khartoum due to the two-year-long war's indiscriminate shelling and resulting poverty. They now live in a Port Sudan refugee camp, facing dire conditions amid a widespread humanitarian crisis affecting over 25 million people.
Sudan War: Family's Desperate Plea Amidst Widespread Famine and Displacement
A Sudanese family, including a boy needing a kidney transplant, fled Khartoum due to the two-year-long war's indiscriminate shelling and resulting poverty. They now live in a Port Sudan refugee camp, facing dire conditions amid a widespread humanitarian crisis affecting over 25 million people.
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52% Bias Score
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