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England and Wales Prison Overcrowding Reaches Critical Levels
Nearly 25% of prisoners in England and Wales were in overcrowded conditions in the year to March 2024, with many sharing cells designed for one person; Pentonville Prison showed 60% of inmates in doubled-up cells, alongside unsanitary conditions; the total prison population is approximately 2,000 sh...
England and Wales Prison Overcrowding Reaches Critical Levels
Nearly 25% of prisoners in England and Wales were in overcrowded conditions in the year to March 2024, with many sharing cells designed for one person; Pentonville Prison showed 60% of inmates in doubled-up cells, alongside unsanitary conditions; the total prison population is approximately 2,000 sh...
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24% Bias Score
Belgian Court Halts All Flemish Arms Exports to Israel
A Brussels court ruled that the Flemish government must halt all arms exports to Israel due to violations of international law, stemming from a seized container of ball bearings in Antwerp destined for an Israeli defense company.
Belgian Court Halts All Flemish Arms Exports to Israel
A Brussels court ruled that the Flemish government must halt all arms exports to Israel due to violations of international law, stemming from a seized container of ball bearings in Antwerp destined for an Israeli defense company.
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44% Bias Score
UK Charities Donate Millions to Israeli Settlement School
Two UK charities transferred £5.7 million to a high school in the Israeli settlement of Susya in the occupied West Bank between 2017 and 2021, with the endorsement of the Charity Commission, despite concerns about the legality of the settlement under international law and its impact on the Palestini...
UK Charities Donate Millions to Israeli Settlement School
Two UK charities transferred £5.7 million to a high school in the Israeli settlement of Susya in the occupied West Bank between 2017 and 2021, with the endorsement of the Charity Commission, despite concerns about the legality of the settlement under international law and its impact on the Palestini...
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56% Bias Score
Russia's Legal Nihilism Undermines International Order
Russia's defiance of international law, as evidenced by nearly 10,000 ECHR cases and its actions in Ukraine, threatens the global legal order; the international community must respond by documenting violations, using legal avenues to pressure Russia, and working toward incremental improvements in hu...
Russia's Legal Nihilism Undermines International Order
Russia's defiance of international law, as evidenced by nearly 10,000 ECHR cases and its actions in Ukraine, threatens the global legal order; the international community must respond by documenting violations, using legal avenues to pressure Russia, and working toward incremental improvements in hu...
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg Court Suspends Daughter's Co-Plaintiff Status in Block Abduction Case
A Hamburg court suspended the 14-year-old daughter's co-plaintiff status in the trial against Christina Block, accused of orchestrating her children's abduction from their father in Denmark, due to potential conflicts of interest involving the father's own legal proceedings and the children's reside...
Hamburg Court Suspends Daughter's Co-Plaintiff Status in Block Abduction Case
A Hamburg court suspended the 14-year-old daughter's co-plaintiff status in the trial against Christina Block, accused of orchestrating her children's abduction from their father in Denmark, due to potential conflicts of interest involving the father's own legal proceedings and the children's reside...
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40% Bias Score
Stalled Gaza Ceasefire Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the violence in Gaza, calling the situation "horrific," while a proposed 60-day ceasefire is stalled due to Israel's military presence; international efforts, including a meeting in Bogota, are underway to address the crisis.
Stalled Gaza Ceasefire Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the violence in Gaza, calling the situation "horrific," while a proposed 60-day ceasefire is stalled due to Israel's military presence; international efforts, including a meeting in Bogota, are underway to address the crisis.
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40% Bias Score
US Backs Argentina in YPF Lawsuit, Suspending Share Transfer Order
The Trump administration backed Argentina against YPF shareholders in a US court case, supporting Argentina's claim of sovereign immunity, temporarily suspending a lower court's order to transfer 51% of YPF shares and setting a precedent for future nationalization disputes.
US Backs Argentina in YPF Lawsuit, Suspending Share Transfer Order
The Trump administration backed Argentina against YPF shareholders in a US court case, supporting Argentina's claim of sovereign immunity, temporarily suspending a lower court's order to transfer 51% of YPF shares and setting a precedent for future nationalization disputes.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Court Orders Child's Return to Italy Amidst Abuse Allegations
A Spanish court ordered Juana Rivas to return her 11-year-old son, Daniel, to his father in Italy by Tuesday, despite allegations of abuse against the father; her legal team is appealing and seeking intervention from the Spanish Ministry of Youth and Childhood, citing Daniel's fear and claims of abu...
Spanish Court Orders Child's Return to Italy Amidst Abuse Allegations
A Spanish court ordered Juana Rivas to return her 11-year-old son, Daniel, to his father in Italy by Tuesday, despite allegations of abuse against the father; her legal team is appealing and seeking intervention from the Spanish Ministry of Youth and Childhood, citing Daniel's fear and claims of abu...
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64% Bias Score
Gettysburg College Assault Case Ends in Guilty Plea
Ian Cleary, a 32-year-old man, pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual assault stemming from a 2013 attack on a fellow student at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania; he was extradited from France and faces a four-to-eight-year sentence.
Gettysburg College Assault Case Ends in Guilty Plea
Ian Cleary, a 32-year-old man, pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual assault stemming from a 2013 attack on a fellow student at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania; he was extradited from France and faces a four-to-eight-year sentence.
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28% Bias Score
US Supports Argentina in YPF Legal Battle
The US government will support Argentina in a legal dispute over the 2012 nationalization of YPF, arguing that a forced share transfer violates sovereign immunity principles, preventing Argentina from paying $16 billion demanded by Burford and Eton Capital funds, potentially setting a precedent for ...
US Supports Argentina in YPF Legal Battle
The US government will support Argentina in a legal dispute over the 2012 nationalization of YPF, arguing that a forced share transfer violates sovereign immunity principles, preventing Argentina from paying $16 billion demanded by Burford and Eton Capital funds, potentially setting a precedent for ...
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32% Bias Score
Libya Challenges Greece, Egypt on Mediterranean Maritime Boundaries
Libya officially notified the UN on July 1st, 2025, of its Mediterranean continental shelf boundaries, rejecting agreements with Greece and Egypt, citing its 2019 deal with Turkey and accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights by granting hydrocarbon exploration licenses.
Libya Challenges Greece, Egypt on Mediterranean Maritime Boundaries
Libya officially notified the UN on July 1st, 2025, of its Mediterranean continental shelf boundaries, rejecting agreements with Greece and Egypt, citing its 2019 deal with Turkey and accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights by granting hydrocarbon exploration licenses.
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48% Bias Score
Gaza Ceasefire Insufficient; Long-Term Solution Urged Amidst Mounting Casualties
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called the situation in Gaza "horrific" and stated that a ceasefire is not enough; a long-term solution is needed to ensure rights for both Palestinians and Israelis while the death toll at aid points reaches at least 875 in six weeks.
Gaza Ceasefire Insufficient; Long-Term Solution Urged Amidst Mounting Casualties
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called the situation in Gaza "horrific" and stated that a ceasefire is not enough; a long-term solution is needed to ensure rights for both Palestinians and Israelis while the death toll at aid points reaches at least 875 in six weeks.
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44% Bias Score
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