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Mayotte Schools Reopen After Cyclone Chido, Teachers Strike Amidst Devastation
Cyclone Chido, the worst in Mayotte's history in 90 years, caused widespread destruction to schools, delaying the return to school on Monday and prompting a teacher strike due to unsafe conditions and lack of resources; the death toll remains uncertain due to undocumented migrants and rapid burials.
Mayotte Schools Reopen After Cyclone Chido, Teachers Strike Amidst Devastation
Cyclone Chido, the worst in Mayotte's history in 90 years, caused widespread destruction to schools, delaying the return to school on Monday and prompting a teacher strike due to unsafe conditions and lack of resources; the death toll remains uncertain due to undocumented migrants and rapid burials.
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28% Bias Score
Gaza Ceasefire: Urgent Need for Massive Aid Operation Amidst Governance Uncertainty
Following a ceasefire in Gaza, UN coordinator Sigrid Kaag announced an urgent need for a massive aid operation, aiming to deliver 600 trucks of goods daily to address widespread destruction and lack of essential supplies, while the question of Gaza's governance remains unresolved.
Gaza Ceasefire: Urgent Need for Massive Aid Operation Amidst Governance Uncertainty
Following a ceasefire in Gaza, UN coordinator Sigrid Kaag announced an urgent need for a massive aid operation, aiming to deliver 600 trucks of goods daily to address widespread destruction and lack of essential supplies, while the question of Gaza's governance remains unresolved.
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36% Bias Score
Tropical Storm Dikeledi Strikes Mayotte, Exacerbating Cyclone Chido's Devastation
Tropical Storm Dikeledi struck Mayotte on January 28th, 2024, causing flooding and damage just weeks after Cyclone Chido, which killed at least 39 people and left 200 missing; a red alert remains in effect.
Tropical Storm Dikeledi Strikes Mayotte, Exacerbating Cyclone Chido's Devastation
Tropical Storm Dikeledi struck Mayotte on January 28th, 2024, causing flooding and damage just weeks after Cyclone Chido, which killed at least 39 people and left 200 missing; a red alert remains in effect.
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24% Bias Score
Haiti: Fifteen Years After Earthquake, A Worsening Crisis
Fifteen years after a devastating earthquake killed an estimated 280,000 Haitians, the country faces a worse humanitarian crisis, with nearly half its population needing aid due to ineffective international responses and the rise of armed gangs since 2018, highlighting the long-term consequences of ...
Haiti: Fifteen Years After Earthquake, A Worsening Crisis
Fifteen years after a devastating earthquake killed an estimated 280,000 Haitians, the country faces a worse humanitarian crisis, with nearly half its population needing aid due to ineffective international responses and the rise of armed gangs since 2018, highlighting the long-term consequences of ...
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48% Bias Score
Sudan Crisis: 11.5 Million Displaced, Famine Looms
The UN warns of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Sudan, with over 11.5 million internally displaced people and 3.2 million refugees, driven by 20 months of conflict and severely restricted humanitarian access, resulting in confirmed famine conditions in five areas and projections of five more b...
Sudan Crisis: 11.5 Million Displaced, Famine Looms
The UN warns of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Sudan, with over 11.5 million internally displaced people and 3.2 million refugees, driven by 20 months of conflict and severely restricted humanitarian access, resulting in confirmed famine conditions in five areas and projections of five more b...
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40% Bias Score
Severe Drought Crisis in Somalia Demands $1.45 Billion in Aid
Somalia's SoDMA declared a severe drought affecting 6 million people due to a delayed Deyr rainy season, requiring $1.45 billion for emergency and long-term aid.
Severe Drought Crisis in Somalia Demands $1.45 Billion in Aid
Somalia's SoDMA declared a severe drought affecting 6 million people due to a delayed Deyr rainy season, requiring $1.45 billion for emergency and long-term aid.
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28% Bias Score
EU to Slash International Offices
The European Commission is reviewing plans to reduce its international partnerships directorate's (DG INTPA) foreign offices from approximately 100 to 18, focusing on strategic areas; discussions are ongoing, with no final decision yet made on the resulting staff changes and budget implications.
EU to Slash International Offices
The European Commission is reviewing plans to reduce its international partnerships directorate's (DG INTPA) foreign offices from approximately 100 to 18, focusing on strategic areas; discussions are ongoing, with no final decision yet made on the resulting staff changes and budget implications.
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24% Bias Score
Haiti's 2024 Displacement Crisis: 1,041,000 Forcibly Displaced Due to Gang Violence
The UN's International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that 1,041,000 Haitians were forcibly displaced in 2024 due to gang violence, three times higher than in 2023, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis and stressing host communities.
Haiti's 2024 Displacement Crisis: 1,041,000 Forcibly Displaced Due to Gang Violence
The UN's International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that 1,041,000 Haitians were forcibly displaced in 2024 due to gang violence, three times higher than in 2023, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis and stressing host communities.
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32% Bias Score
24 Dead in Devastating Los Angeles Wildfires
The Los Angeles wildfires, burning for six days, have resulted in 24 confirmed deaths; 8 in Pacific Palisades, 16 in Eaton Canyon, with thousands displaced and significant acreage burned despite efforts to contain the spread, intensified by predicted extreme winds.
24 Dead in Devastating Los Angeles Wildfires
The Los Angeles wildfires, burning for six days, have resulted in 24 confirmed deaths; 8 in Pacific Palisades, 16 in Eaton Canyon, with thousands displaced and significant acreage burned despite efforts to contain the spread, intensified by predicted extreme winds.
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36% Bias Score
China's Swift Response to 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake in Xizang
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Dingri County in Xizang, China, on January 7th, 2025, causing significant damage and casualties; the Chinese government launched a large-scale relief effort, receiving international condolences and praise for its rapid response.
China's Swift Response to 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake in Xizang
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Dingri County in Xizang, China, on January 7th, 2025, causing significant damage and casualties; the Chinese government launched a large-scale relief effort, receiving international condolences and praise for its rapid response.
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40% Bias Score
Local Aid Networks Fill Gaps in Sudan's War-Torn Nation
In Sudan, community kitchens and Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) are providing crucial aid to 11.5 million displaced people amid a year-and-a-half-long war, filling gaps left by scarce foreign aid; these local initiatives, often neighborhood-based, are supported by the Sudanese diaspora.
Local Aid Networks Fill Gaps in Sudan's War-Torn Nation
In Sudan, community kitchens and Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) are providing crucial aid to 11.5 million displaced people amid a year-and-a-half-long war, filling gaps left by scarce foreign aid; these local initiatives, often neighborhood-based, are supported by the Sudanese diaspora.
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32% Bias Score
Syria's Humanitarian Crisis: Widespread Need Amidst Political Change
More than 90 percent of Syria's population depends on humanitarian aid due to widespread destruction, high food prices, and economic hardship following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, despite some improvements in security.
Syria's Humanitarian Crisis: Widespread Need Amidst Political Change
More than 90 percent of Syria's population depends on humanitarian aid due to widespread destruction, high food prices, and economic hardship following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, despite some improvements in security.
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40% Bias Score
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