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Dutch-Iraqi Scholar Laila al-Zwaini: A Life Bridging East and West
Laila al-Zwaini, a Dutch-Iraqi scholar and commentator, dedicated her life to fostering a nuanced understanding of the Middle East, challenging Western biases, and promoting international law, despite facing personal trauma, professional resistance, and threats.
Dutch-Iraqi Scholar Laila al-Zwaini: A Life Bridging East and West
Laila al-Zwaini, a Dutch-Iraqi scholar and commentator, dedicated her life to fostering a nuanced understanding of the Middle East, challenging Western biases, and promoting international law, despite facing personal trauma, professional resistance, and threats.
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36% Bias Score
EU Sanctions Expand Against Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' After Security Incidents
The EU imposed new sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet', blacklisting nearly 350 ships used to circumvent oil price caps, following incidents involving suspicious maneuvers near critical infrastructure, including a NATO airspace violation by a Russian military aircraft.
EU Sanctions Expand Against Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' After Security Incidents
The EU imposed new sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet', blacklisting nearly 350 ships used to circumvent oil price caps, following incidents involving suspicious maneuvers near critical infrastructure, including a NATO airspace violation by a Russian military aircraft.
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48% Bias Score
NYC Mayoral Candidate Mamdani Defends BDS Support
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani doubled down on his support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel during a Thursday evening Q&A, stating it is a "legitimate movement" seeking compliance with international law, while avoiding a direct answer on whethe...
NYC Mayoral Candidate Mamdani Defends BDS Support
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani doubled down on his support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel during a Thursday evening Q&A, stating it is a "legitimate movement" seeking compliance with international law, while avoiding a direct answer on whethe...
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52% Bias Score
EU Sanctions 189 More Russian Ships, Heightening Tensions Over Oil Trade
The European Union imposed new sanctions on Russia's "shadow fleet," blacklisting 189 vessels after a sanctioned ship's suspicious activity near a Poland-Sweden power cable prompted military intervention; this highlights the challenges in cracking down on Russia's oil trade circumvention, costing Mo...
EU Sanctions 189 More Russian Ships, Heightening Tensions Over Oil Trade
The European Union imposed new sanctions on Russia's "shadow fleet," blacklisting 189 vessels after a sanctioned ship's suspicious activity near a Poland-Sweden power cable prompted military intervention; this highlights the challenges in cracking down on Russia's oil trade circumvention, costing Mo...
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48% Bias Score
China's Coast Guard Uses Water Cannon on Philippine Research Vessels in South China Sea
On Wednesday, the Chinese coast guard used a water cannon on two Philippine research vessels conducting marine research near Sandy Cay in the South China Sea, damaging one and endangering the crew, prompting condemnation from Philippine and US officials and highlighting escalating regional tensions.
China's Coast Guard Uses Water Cannon on Philippine Research Vessels in South China Sea
On Wednesday, the Chinese coast guard used a water cannon on two Philippine research vessels conducting marine research near Sandy Cay in the South China Sea, damaging one and endangering the crew, prompting condemnation from Philippine and US officials and highlighting escalating regional tensions.
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56% Bias Score
Nine EU Countries Propose ECHR Changes to Address Immigration Challenges
Italy and Denmark, along with seven other EU countries, initiated a letter proposing changes to the European Convention on Human Rights to enhance national control over immigration and the handling of criminal immigrants, citing concerns about the ECtHR's interpretation and its impact on national po...
Nine EU Countries Propose ECHR Changes to Address Immigration Challenges
Italy and Denmark, along with seven other EU countries, initiated a letter proposing changes to the European Convention on Human Rights to enhance national control over immigration and the handling of criminal immigrants, citing concerns about the ECtHR's interpretation and its impact on national po...
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68% Bias Score
Over 150 Ukrainian POWs Killed in Russian Captivity: GUR
Ukraine's GUR reported over 150 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in Russian captivity, citing direct orders to kill prisoners; Ukraine investigates 268 such cases, supported by UN reports and CNN's release of intercepted audio and video.
Over 150 Ukrainian POWs Killed in Russian Captivity: GUR
Ukraine's GUR reported over 150 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in Russian captivity, citing direct orders to kill prisoners; Ukraine investigates 268 such cases, supported by UN reports and CNN's release of intercepted audio and video.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Investigates Soldiers Using Palestinians as Human Shields in Gaza
The Israeli army is investigating multiple cases where soldiers allegedly forced Palestinians to act as human shields in Gaza, a practice prohibited by IDF orders and international law; investigations are ongoing.
Israel Investigates Soldiers Using Palestinians as Human Shields in Gaza
The Israeli army is investigating multiple cases where soldiers allegedly forced Palestinians to act as human shields in Gaza, a practice prohibited by IDF orders and international law; investigations are ongoing.
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48% Bias Score
EU Challenges Refugee and Human Rights Laws Amidst Declining Public Support
Germany and nine other EU countries are challenging international refugee and human rights laws citing low public support for accepting refugees and wanting to make it easier to deport "criminal foreigners", while global protests demand governments uphold international law, particularly concerning I...
EU Challenges Refugee and Human Rights Laws Amidst Declining Public Support
Germany and nine other EU countries are challenging international refugee and human rights laws citing low public support for accepting refugees and wanting to make it easier to deport "criminal foreigners", while global protests demand governments uphold international law, particularly concerning I...
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48% Bias Score
Gaza Food Aid Looting Exposes Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Israeli Restrictions
The World Food Programme reported that 15 of its trucks carrying food aid were looted in southern Gaza, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation caused by Israel's restrictive aid policy which limits distribution sites and employs inexperienced private contractors, leaving millions facing starva...
Gaza Food Aid Looting Exposes Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Israeli Restrictions
The World Food Programme reported that 15 of its trucks carrying food aid were looted in southern Gaza, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation caused by Israel's restrictive aid policy which limits distribution sites and employs inexperienced private contractors, leaving millions facing starva...
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52% Bias Score
U.S. to Consider Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction Lease in American Samoa
The U.S. Department of the Interior will consider a mineral extraction lease in American Samoa's South Pacific waters, marking the first such proposal in 30 years, following a request from Impossible Metals, and in line with President Trump's Executive Order, but raising concerns about international...
U.S. to Consider Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction Lease in American Samoa
The U.S. Department of the Interior will consider a mineral extraction lease in American Samoa's South Pacific waters, marking the first such proposal in 30 years, following a request from Impossible Metals, and in line with President Trump's Executive Order, but raising concerns about international...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands Sees Drop in International Parental Child Abductions
The number of international parental child abductions in the Netherlands decreased from 260 in 2023 to 200 in 2024, involving 173 and 148 cases respectively. The IKO attributes this to increased awareness and professional training, but notes that about 25% of abducted children don't return.
Netherlands Sees Drop in International Parental Child Abductions
The number of international parental child abductions in the Netherlands decreased from 260 in 2023 to 200 in 2024, involving 173 and 148 cases respectively. The IKO attributes this to increased awareness and professional training, but notes that about 25% of abducted children don't return.
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40% Bias Score
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