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EU to Investigate Israel's Compliance with Cooperation Conditions
A majority of the European Union supports an investigation into whether Israel still meets the conditions for cooperation with the EU, prompted by concerns over Israel's blockade of Gaza and prompted by the Netherlands, which used its veto to block related negotiations until the investigation conclu...
EU to Investigate Israel's Compliance with Cooperation Conditions
A majority of the European Union supports an investigation into whether Israel still meets the conditions for cooperation with the EU, prompted by concerns over Israel's blockade of Gaza and prompted by the Netherlands, which used its veto to block related negotiations until the investigation conclu...
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56% Bias Score


Gaza Hospitals Under Siege: Total Healthcare Collapse Amidst Israeli Attacks
Israeli attacks have damaged all 36 hospitals in Gaza, leaving none fully operational; the Indonesian hospital is besieged, trapping patients and staff while fuel shortages prevent patient transfers; the near-total collapse of maternity care and lack of supplies are creating a humanitarian crisis.
Gaza Hospitals Under Siege: Total Healthcare Collapse Amidst Israeli Attacks
Israeli attacks have damaged all 36 hospitals in Gaza, leaving none fully operational; the Indonesian hospital is besieged, trapping patients and staff while fuel shortages prevent patient transfers; the near-total collapse of maternity care and lack of supplies are creating a humanitarian crisis.
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60% Bias Score


Israel Partially Lifts Gaza Blockade Amidst Famine Concerns
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a resumption of basic food aid to Gaza after a 2.5-month blockade, citing concerns about famine impacting the ongoing military offensive; however, aid organizations and international actors demand the full resumption of humanitarian aid, citing ten...
Israel Partially Lifts Gaza Blockade Amidst Famine Concerns
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a resumption of basic food aid to Gaza after a 2.5-month blockade, citing concerns about famine impacting the ongoing military offensive; however, aid organizations and international actors demand the full resumption of humanitarian aid, citing ten...
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52% Bias Score


Russia's Annexation of Crimea: Human Rights Abuses and International Law Violations
Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014, followed by the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, demonstrates a pattern of human rights abuses against Crimean Tatars, including arbitrary arrests, forced mobilization, and cultural suppression, violating international law and demanding accountability.
Russia's Annexation of Crimea: Human Rights Abuses and International Law Violations
Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014, followed by the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, demonstrates a pattern of human rights abuses against Crimean Tatars, including arbitrary arrests, forced mobilization, and cultural suppression, violating international law and demanding accountability.
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60% Bias Score


Israel Launches New Gaza Offensive Amidst Failed Ceasefire Talks
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza kill at least 103 Palestinians amidst ongoing ceasefire talks in Qatar; Israel proposes a deal involving hostage release, Hamas exile, and Gaza disarmament, which Hamas rejects; hospitals are overwhelmed.
Israel Launches New Gaza Offensive Amidst Failed Ceasefire Talks
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza kill at least 103 Palestinians amidst ongoing ceasefire talks in Qatar; Israel proposes a deal involving hostage release, Hamas exile, and Gaza disarmament, which Hamas rejects; hospitals are overwhelmed.
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Australia Condemns 13-Year Sentence for Citizen Fighting in Ukraine
An Australian man, Oscar Jenkins, was sentenced to 13 years in a Russian maximum-security prison for fighting with Ukrainian forces between March and December 2022, prompting condemnation from the Australian government.
Australia Condemns 13-Year Sentence for Citizen Fighting in Ukraine
An Australian man, Oscar Jenkins, was sentenced to 13 years in a Russian maximum-security prison for fighting with Ukrainian forces between March and December 2022, prompting condemnation from the Australian government.
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Hungary Withdraws from International Criminal Court
The Hungarian parliament voted to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) on May 20th, citing the ICC's politically motivated actions and arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; the process will take approximately one year.

Hungary Withdraws from International Criminal Court
The Hungarian parliament voted to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) on May 20th, citing the ICC's politically motivated actions and arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; the process will take approximately one year.
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Israel Partially Lifts Gaza Blockade Under US Pressure
After an 11-week blockade, Israel partially reopened Gaza's food supply under US Senate pressure to avert famine, but only until US-backed aid distribution hubs are established by the Israeli military and American firms, a plan the UN rejects; the move follows a resumed Israeli offensive killing ove...

Israel Partially Lifts Gaza Blockade Under US Pressure
After an 11-week blockade, Israel partially reopened Gaza's food supply under US Senate pressure to avert famine, but only until US-backed aid distribution hubs are established by the Israeli military and American firms, a plan the UN rejects; the move follows a resumed Israeli offensive killing ove...
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Lithuania Sues Belarus at UN Court Over Migrant Influx
Lithuania sued Belarus at the UN's International Court of Justice in The Hague on May 19, 2024, for illegally facilitating a massive influx of migrants across its border, citing violations of the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and demanding compensation for damages, including bo...

Lithuania Sues Belarus at UN Court Over Migrant Influx
Lithuania sued Belarus at the UN's International Court of Justice in The Hague on May 19, 2024, for illegally facilitating a massive influx of migrants across its border, citing violations of the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and demanding compensation for damages, including bo...
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125 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Gaza Airstrikes
Israeli air strikes killed at least 125 Palestinians, including children, in Gaza on Sunday, targeting a tent camp and hospitals, prompting international condemnation and raising concerns about a looming humanitarian crisis amid ongoing mediated talks in Qatar.

125 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Gaza Airstrikes
Israeli air strikes killed at least 125 Palestinians, including children, in Gaza on Sunday, targeting a tent camp and hospitals, prompting international condemnation and raising concerns about a looming humanitarian crisis amid ongoing mediated talks in Qatar.
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60% Bias Score

Israel Launches Major Gaza Offensive: "Operation Gideon's Chariots
Israel launched "Operation Gideon's Chariots," a major offensive in Gaza aiming to defeat Hamas and free hostages, resulting in at least 250 reported Palestinian deaths and raising serious international legal concerns.

Israel Launches Major Gaza Offensive: "Operation Gideon's Chariots
Israel launched "Operation Gideon's Chariots," a major offensive in Gaza aiming to defeat Hamas and free hostages, resulting in at least 250 reported Palestinian deaths and raising serious international legal concerns.
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60% Bias Score

UK Court Approves First Extradition to Japan Without Treaty in £679,000 Jewellery Robbery Case
A London court has ruled that two British men, Kaine Wright and Joe Chappell, accused of a £679,000 jewellery robbery in Tokyo in November 2015, can be extradited to Japan, marking a first given the lack of an extradition treaty between the countries.

UK Court Approves First Extradition to Japan Without Treaty in £679,000 Jewellery Robbery Case
A London court has ruled that two British men, Kaine Wright and Joe Chappell, accused of a £679,000 jewellery robbery in Tokyo in November 2015, can be extradited to Japan, marking a first given the lack of an extradition treaty between the countries.
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40% Bias Score
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