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Premios Puñetas Honors Legal and Journalistic Excellence
Acijur's 14th annual Premios Puñetas, held in Madrid, honored Supreme Court Justice Antonio del Moral (Gold Puñetas), criticized those undermining international law ("Vete a Hacer Puñetas"), and recognized various individuals and groups for their contributions to law, journalism, and social responsi...
Premios Puñetas Honors Legal and Journalistic Excellence
Acijur's 14th annual Premios Puñetas, held in Madrid, honored Supreme Court Justice Antonio del Moral (Gold Puñetas), criticized those undermining international law ("Vete a Hacer Puñetas"), and recognized various individuals and groups for their contributions to law, journalism, and social responsi...
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32% Bias Score


Turkey's Contradictory Syria Policy: Peace Talks Amidst Bombardment
A German documentary, "Erdoğan's Fight Against the Kurds," reveals Turkey's contradictory approach: pursuing domestic peace talks while bombing Kurdish areas in Northern Syria, resulting in destroyed infrastructure, civilian deaths, and questions of international law violations.
Turkey's Contradictory Syria Policy: Peace Talks Amidst Bombardment
A German documentary, "Erdoğan's Fight Against the Kurds," reveals Turkey's contradictory approach: pursuing domestic peace talks while bombing Kurdish areas in Northern Syria, resulting in destroyed infrastructure, civilian deaths, and questions of international law violations.
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48% Bias Score


Israel Strikes Iran Amidst Nuclear Talks
Israel launched preemptive strikes against Iran on Friday, targeting military and government officials, including the head of the IRGC, amidst ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks and raising concerns about international law.
Israel Strikes Iran Amidst Nuclear Talks
Israel launched preemptive strikes against Iran on Friday, targeting military and government officials, including the head of the IRGC, amidst ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks and raising concerns about international law.
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UN Assembly to Vote on Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
The UN General Assembly is set to vote on a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of Hamas hostages, and the opening of Israeli border crossings for aid, amid widespread hunger affecting 2 million Palestinians.
UN Assembly to Vote on Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
The UN General Assembly is set to vote on a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of Hamas hostages, and the opening of Israeli border crossings for aid, amid widespread hunger affecting 2 million Palestinians.
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Six Activists Facing Deportation After Gaza Blockade Interception
Six of eight activists from a flotilla intercepted by Israel while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza are facing deportation; two remain in custody; the incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis and tensions regarding the Israeli blockade of Gaza.
Six Activists Facing Deportation After Gaza Blockade Interception
Six of eight activists from a flotilla intercepted by Israel while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza are facing deportation; two remain in custody; the incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis and tensions regarding the Israeli blockade of Gaza.
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48% Bias Score


Azerbaijan's Trial of Ruben Vardanyan: A Politically-Motivated Prosecution?
Ruben Vardanyan, former Nagorno-Karabakh state minister, faces trial in Azerbaijan on over 40 charges, including terrorism, with his lawyer alleging a politically-motivated prosecution violating international law amidst concerns over Armenian POW treatment and the lack of ICRC access to Azerbaijani ...
Azerbaijan's Trial of Ruben Vardanyan: A Politically-Motivated Prosecution?
Ruben Vardanyan, former Nagorno-Karabakh state minister, faces trial in Azerbaijan on over 40 charges, including terrorism, with his lawyer alleging a politically-motivated prosecution violating international law amidst concerns over Armenian POW treatment and the lack of ICRC access to Azerbaijani ...
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40% Bias Score

Gaza Shooting Near Aid Site Amid Internet Blackout
Palestinian civilians were killed and wounded in a shooting near a Gaza aid distribution site on Saturday; Israeli troops are blamed, but the IDF has yet to comment; the internet blackout hinders aid distribution and adds to the confusion and danger.

Gaza Shooting Near Aid Site Amid Internet Blackout
Palestinian civilians were killed and wounded in a shooting near a Gaza aid distribution site on Saturday; Israeli troops are blamed, but the IDF has yet to comment; the internet blackout hinders aid distribution and adds to the confusion and danger.
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40% Bias Score

Three Activists Remain Detained in Israel Following Illegal Seizure
Three activists aboard the Madleen, a humanitarian vessel attempting to breach the Israeli blockade of Gaza, were illegally seized in international waters on June 8-9, 2024, by the Israeli army. Nine crewmates were released, but three remain detained in Israel, their release delayed by the closure o...

Three Activists Remain Detained in Israel Following Illegal Seizure
Three activists aboard the Madleen, a humanitarian vessel attempting to breach the Israeli blockade of Gaza, were illegally seized in international waters on June 8-9, 2024, by the Israeli army. Nine crewmates were released, but three remain detained in Israel, their release delayed by the closure o...
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Israel Detains Activists Aboard Madleen Ship, Sparking International Outcry
On June 9th, Israeli forces seized the Madleen ship in international waters, detaining 12 activists who were attempting to break the Gaza blockade. Four were deported on June 10th, including Greta Thunberg; six more on June 14th; and two remain in detention, facing potential deportation on June 15th...

Israel Detains Activists Aboard Madleen Ship, Sparking International Outcry
On June 9th, Israeli forces seized the Madleen ship in international waters, detaining 12 activists who were attempting to break the Gaza blockade. Four were deported on June 10th, including Greta Thunberg; six more on June 14th; and two remain in detention, facing potential deportation on June 15th...
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ECtHR rules against migrants in Italian Mediterranean rescue case
The European Court of Human Rights declared inadmissible a complaint by 17 migrants against Italy for a 2017 Mediterranean rescue operation near Libya, ruling that Italy lacked jurisdiction despite coordinating the rescue with a Libyan vessel that allegedly mistreated survivors.

ECtHR rules against migrants in Italian Mediterranean rescue case
The European Court of Human Rights declared inadmissible a complaint by 17 migrants against Italy for a 2017 Mediterranean rescue operation near Libya, ruling that Italy lacked jurisdiction despite coordinating the rescue with a Libyan vessel that allegedly mistreated survivors.
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UN Urges Saudi Arabia to Halt Execution of 26 Egyptians
A UN expert is calling for Saudi Arabia to halt the imminent execution of 26 Egyptian citizens in Tabuk prison for drug-related offenses, citing violations of international law, including lack of legal representation and coerced confessions; this follows the recent execution of other Egyptians.

UN Urges Saudi Arabia to Halt Execution of 26 Egyptians
A UN expert is calling for Saudi Arabia to halt the imminent execution of 26 Egyptian citizens in Tabuk prison for drug-related offenses, citing violations of international law, including lack of legal representation and coerced confessions; this follows the recent execution of other Egyptians.
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48% Bias Score

Greek Parliament to Vote on Preliminary Inquiries Targeting Political Figures, Including Prime Minister
Three proposals for a preliminary inquiry, supported by at least 30 signatures each, targeting various political figures for potential wrongdoing, including the Prime Minister, will be discussed and voted on next week in the Greek Parliament, potentially leading to further investigation.

Greek Parliament to Vote on Preliminary Inquiries Targeting Political Figures, Including Prime Minister
Three proposals for a preliminary inquiry, supported by at least 30 signatures each, targeting various political figures for potential wrongdoing, including the Prime Minister, will be discussed and voted on next week in the Greek Parliament, potentially leading to further investigation.
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36% Bias Score
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