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Israeli Fire Kills 15 Aid Workers in Rafah, Bodies Found in Mass Grave
On March 23rd, Israeli forces fired upon a clearly marked convoy of Palestinian Red Crescent and civil defense vehicles in Rafah, killing at least 15 aid workers and burying their bodies in a mass grave; Israel claims the vehicles approached without warning, while the PRCS asserts the area was safe ...
Israeli Fire Kills 15 Aid Workers in Rafah, Bodies Found in Mass Grave
On March 23rd, Israeli forces fired upon a clearly marked convoy of Palestinian Red Crescent and civil defense vehicles in Rafah, killing at least 15 aid workers and burying their bodies in a mass grave; Israel claims the vehicles approached without warning, while the PRCS asserts the area was safe ...
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56% Bias Score
Dodik Defies Arrest Warrant, Meets Putin Amidst Bosnian Institutional Crisis
Milorad Dodik, facing an arrest warrant from the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, freely traveled to Belgrade, Tel Aviv, and Moscow, where he will meet Vladimir Putin on May 9th, raising concerns about the functionality of Bosnian institutions and escalating political tensions.
Dodik Defies Arrest Warrant, Meets Putin Amidst Bosnian Institutional Crisis
Milorad Dodik, facing an arrest warrant from the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, freely traveled to Belgrade, Tel Aviv, and Moscow, where he will meet Vladimir Putin on May 9th, raising concerns about the functionality of Bosnian institutions and escalating political tensions.
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48% Bias Score
New Lawsuit Accuses Andrew Tate of Sexual Assault and Battery
Andrew Tate, already facing human trafficking and rape charges in Romania, is now accused of sexual assault and battery by his ex-girlfriend, Brianna Stern, in a new lawsuit filed in Los Angeles, alleging a pattern of abuse that began after he initially lured her into a relationship.
New Lawsuit Accuses Andrew Tate of Sexual Assault and Battery
Andrew Tate, already facing human trafficking and rape charges in Romania, is now accused of sexual assault and battery by his ex-girlfriend, Brianna Stern, in a new lawsuit filed in Los Angeles, alleging a pattern of abuse that began after he initially lured her into a relationship.
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56% Bias Score
US-El Salvador Security Pact: Venezuelan Deportations to CECOT Defy Court Order
Former US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited El Salvador's CECOT prison, praising its role in housing over 200 Venezuelan deportees despite a US judge's order to halt the transfers, highlighting a growing US-El Salvador security alliance.
US-El Salvador Security Pact: Venezuelan Deportations to CECOT Defy Court Order
Former US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited El Salvador's CECOT prison, praising its role in housing over 200 Venezuelan deportees despite a US judge's order to halt the transfers, highlighting a growing US-El Salvador security alliance.
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68% Bias Score
US prioritizes swift end to Ukraine war, raising concerns about Russian accountability
The Trump administration's push for a swift end to the war in Ukraine is causing alarm in Kyiv, as the U.S. appears to prioritize a deal over holding Russia accountable for over 81,000 documented war crimes, potentially jeopardizing Ukrainian interests and setting a dangerous precedent for internati...
US prioritizes swift end to Ukraine war, raising concerns about Russian accountability
The Trump administration's push for a swift end to the war in Ukraine is causing alarm in Kyiv, as the U.S. appears to prioritize a deal over holding Russia accountable for over 81,000 documented war crimes, potentially jeopardizing Ukrainian interests and setting a dangerous precedent for internati...
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64% Bias Score
UN Draft Resolution Seeks to Criminalize Israeli, US Military Actions
A UN Human Rights Council draft resolution, backed by Islamic states, aims to criminalize Israeli and American military actions and pursue international prosecutions, potentially escalating tensions and undermining international law.
UN Draft Resolution Seeks to Criminalize Israeli, US Military Actions
A UN Human Rights Council draft resolution, backed by Islamic states, aims to criminalize Israeli and American military actions and pursue international prosecutions, potentially escalating tensions and undermining international law.
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72% Bias Score
Venezuela Announces Elections in Disputed Essequibo Region
Venezuela's PSUV announced its gubernatorial candidates for May 25th elections, including a candidate for the disputed Guayana Esequiba region, escalating tensions with Guyana, which has challenged this action before the International Court of Justice.
Venezuela Announces Elections in Disputed Essequibo Region
Venezuela's PSUV announced its gubernatorial candidates for May 25th elections, including a candidate for the disputed Guayana Esequiba region, escalating tensions with Guyana, which has challenged this action before the International Court of Justice.
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44% Bias Score
US Embassy in Paris Demands French Firms Comply with Trump-Era Decree
A US embassy official in Paris sent letters to French companies, including Fnac, demanding compliance with a Trump-era decree abandoning inclusion and anti-discrimination policies; the French government condemned this, while the business community is assessing the legal and diplomatic ramifications.
US Embassy in Paris Demands French Firms Comply with Trump-Era Decree
A US embassy official in Paris sent letters to French companies, including Fnac, demanding compliance with a Trump-era decree abandoning inclusion and anti-discrimination policies; the French government condemned this, while the business community is assessing the legal and diplomatic ramifications.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Firm Defies International Law, Plans Deep-Sea Mining
The Metals Company plans to start deep-sea mining in the Eastern Pacific Ocean for nickel and cobalt needed for electric vehicle batteries, defying ongoing international efforts to establish mining regulations in international waters.
Canadian Firm Defies International Law, Plans Deep-Sea Mining
The Metals Company plans to start deep-sea mining in the Eastern Pacific Ocean for nickel and cobalt needed for electric vehicle batteries, defying ongoing international efforts to establish mining regulations in international waters.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Faces International Condemnation Over Gaza Relocation Plan and West Bank Settlements
Israel's plan to facilitate the "voluntary relocation" of Palestinians from Gaza and the approval of 13 West Bank settlement outposts have sparked international outrage, with condemnations from multiple countries citing violations of international law and threats to peace efforts; at least 23 Palest...
Israel Faces International Condemnation Over Gaza Relocation Plan and West Bank Settlements
Israel's plan to facilitate the "voluntary relocation" of Palestinians from Gaza and the approval of 13 West Bank settlement outposts have sparked international outrage, with condemnations from multiple countries citing violations of international law and threats to peace efforts; at least 23 Palest...
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40% Bias Score
Kremlin's Strategic Partnership with Organized Crime Challenges Global Security
The Kremlin's long-standing collaboration with organized crime provides Russia with a covert operational infrastructure, access to illicit funds, and operational expertise for actions ranging from cyberattacks to political manipulation, challenging international security and norms.
Kremlin's Strategic Partnership with Organized Crime Challenges Global Security
The Kremlin's long-standing collaboration with organized crime provides Russia with a covert operational infrastructure, access to illicit funds, and operational expertise for actions ranging from cyberattacks to political manipulation, challenging international security and norms.
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24% Bias Score
Russia Sentences 12 Azov Regiment Members to Prison
A Russian court sentenced 12 members of Ukraine's Azov Regiment to 13-23 years in prison for terrorism and seizing power, while 11 others were convicted in absentia; Moscow considers Azov a terrorist organization, while Ukraine says it has purged extremist elements.
Russia Sentences 12 Azov Regiment Members to Prison
A Russian court sentenced 12 members of Ukraine's Azov Regiment to 13-23 years in prison for terrorism and seizing power, while 11 others were convicted in absentia; Moscow considers Azov a terrorist organization, while Ukraine says it has purged extremist elements.
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52% Bias Score
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