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US and Ukraine reach preliminary mineral resource-sharing agreement
The US and Ukraine reached a preliminary agreement for Ukraine to share some mineral resources with the US, following negotiations marked by disagreements over the existence and value of these resources; the final agreement is expected next week.
US and Ukraine reach preliminary mineral resource-sharing agreement
The US and Ukraine reached a preliminary agreement for Ukraine to share some mineral resources with the US, following negotiations marked by disagreements over the existence and value of these resources; the final agreement is expected next week.
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52% Bias Score
Russia Kills 34 in Sumy Trolley Bus Attack
On Palm Sunday, a Russian missile attack on a Sumy trolley bus killed 34 and wounded over 100, mostly civilians; a second missile targeted rescuers; the attack, part of 150,000 war crimes, is denied by Russia and controversially excused by the US President.
Russia Kills 34 in Sumy Trolley Bus Attack
On Palm Sunday, a Russian missile attack on a Sumy trolley bus killed 34 and wounded over 100, mostly civilians; a second missile targeted rescuers; the attack, part of 150,000 war crimes, is denied by Russia and controversially excused by the US President.
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52% Bias Score
ICJ Grants Israel Six-Month Extension in Gaza Genocide Case
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) granted Israel a six-month extension until January 12, 2026, to respond to South Africa's genocide claims against it for its conduct in Gaza, citing procedural issues, parallel proceedings, and additional claims from other states.
ICJ Grants Israel Six-Month Extension in Gaza Genocide Case
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) granted Israel a six-month extension until January 12, 2026, to respond to South Africa's genocide claims against it for its conduct in Gaza, citing procedural issues, parallel proceedings, and additional claims from other states.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Declares Indefinite Occupation of "Security Zones" in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria
Following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, Israel's defense minister announced the indefinite occupation of "security zones" in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, claiming it's necessary to prevent future attacks; however, this is widely viewed as a violation of international law.
Israel Declares Indefinite Occupation of "Security Zones" in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria
Following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, Israel's defense minister announced the indefinite occupation of "security zones" in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, claiming it's necessary to prevent future attacks; however, this is widely viewed as a violation of international law.
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64% Bias Score
Hamburg Launches English-Language Commercial Courts"
Hamburg launched Commercial Courts in April 2024, allowing international companies to conduct commercial litigation in English at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court (cases over €500,000) and Hamburg Regional Court (cases over €5,000), aiming to enhance Hamburg's standing as a legal center and attra...
Hamburg Launches English-Language Commercial Courts"
Hamburg launched Commercial Courts in April 2024, allowing international companies to conduct commercial litigation in English at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court (cases over €500,000) and Hamburg Regional Court (cases over €5,000), aiming to enhance Hamburg's standing as a legal center and attra...
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36% Bias Score
ICC Arrest Warrants for Putin and Netanyahu Highlight Enforcement Challenges
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; however, enforcement is challenging as demonstrated by Netanyahu's recent visit to Hungary, an ICC member state, without arrest, highlighting the court's ...
ICC Arrest Warrants for Putin and Netanyahu Highlight Enforcement Challenges
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; however, enforcement is challenging as demonstrated by Netanyahu's recent visit to Hungary, an ICC member state, without arrest, highlighting the court's ...
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40% Bias Score
Death of Prominent Dutch Lawyer Mischa Wladimiroff
Mischa Wladimiroff, a renowned Dutch lawyer specializing in fraud cases and known for his work at the Yugoslavia Tribunal, died on April 8th at age 80, as announced in an NRC obituary.
Death of Prominent Dutch Lawyer Mischa Wladimiroff
Mischa Wladimiroff, a renowned Dutch lawyer specializing in fraud cases and known for his work at the Yugoslavia Tribunal, died on April 8th at age 80, as announced in an NRC obituary.
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24% Bias Score
Hungary Defies ICC, Faces Non-Compliance Proceedings Over Netanyahu
Hungary faces ICC non-compliance proceedings for not arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit, despite an ICC warrant for crimes against humanity; Hungary claims its parliament never fully implemented the ICC's statute into national law, and is withdrawing from the ICC, b...
Hungary Defies ICC, Faces Non-Compliance Proceedings Over Netanyahu
Hungary faces ICC non-compliance proceedings for not arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit, despite an ICC warrant for crimes against humanity; Hungary claims its parliament never fully implemented the ICC's statute into national law, and is withdrawing from the ICC, b...
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40% Bias Score
Russia Illegally Deporting Up to 20,000 Ukrainian Children: Ukraine Demands Their Return
Ukraine says Russia illegally deported up to 20,000 Ukrainian children, erasing their identities and forcing adoptions; Ukraine insists on their unconditional return in any peace deal, citing evidence of a pre-invasion Kremlin plan targeting vulnerable children.
Russia Illegally Deporting Up to 20,000 Ukrainian Children: Ukraine Demands Their Return
Ukraine says Russia illegally deported up to 20,000 Ukrainian children, erasing their identities and forcing adoptions; Ukraine insists on their unconditional return in any peace deal, citing evidence of a pre-invasion Kremlin plan targeting vulnerable children.
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60% Bias Score
Hungary Defies ICC, Announces Withdrawal After Netanyahu Visit
Hungary faces ICC non-compliance proceedings for failing to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit, prompting Hungary to announce its withdrawal from the court, becoming the only non-signatory EU member.
Hungary Defies ICC, Announces Withdrawal After Netanyahu Visit
Hungary faces ICC non-compliance proceedings for failing to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit, prompting Hungary to announce its withdrawal from the court, becoming the only non-signatory EU member.
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36% Bias Score
US May Grant First Deep-Sea Mining License, Defying International Law
The Metals Company seeks a US license for commercial deep-sea mining, potentially violating international law by mining the seabed for valuable metals needed for electric vehicle batteries, despite concerns about environmental damage and the slow progress of international regulations.
US May Grant First Deep-Sea Mining License, Defying International Law
The Metals Company seeks a US license for commercial deep-sea mining, potentially violating international law by mining the seabed for valuable metals needed for electric vehicle batteries, despite concerns about environmental damage and the slow progress of international regulations.
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52% Bias Score
ICC Arrest Warrants: Limited Enforcement Against Heads of State
Both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are subject to International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants, highlighting the court's limited power to enforce its decisions due to the lack of cooperation from several member states.
ICC Arrest Warrants: Limited Enforcement Against Heads of State
Both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are subject to International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants, highlighting the court's limited power to enforce its decisions due to the lack of cooperation from several member states.
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32% Bias Score
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