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Bangladesh: Post-Hasina Power Struggle and Rise of Islamist Parties
Following mass protests in Bangladesh against a government quota system, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in August 2024, fleeing to India, leading to a caretaker government under Muhammad Yunus, while the opposition BNP and rising Islamist parties vie for power.
Bangladesh: Post-Hasina Power Struggle and Rise of Islamist Parties
Following mass protests in Bangladesh against a government quota system, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in August 2024, fleeing to India, leading to a caretaker government under Muhammad Yunus, while the opposition BNP and rising Islamist parties vie for power.
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52% Bias Score


Bangladesh's Political Upheaval: Post-Hasina Uncertainty
Following deadly protests over a job quota system, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in August 2024, fleeing to India, leading to the rise of the opposition BNP and an interim government aiming for elections by April 2026, though facing challenges in human rights and the rise of Islam...
Bangladesh's Political Upheaval: Post-Hasina Uncertainty
Following deadly protests over a job quota system, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in August 2024, fleeing to India, leading to the rise of the opposition BNP and an interim government aiming for elections by April 2026, though facing challenges in human rights and the rise of Islam...
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44% Bias Score


Islamist Protests Cancel Bangladesh Women's Football Matches
Islamist protests in northern Bangladesh forced the cancellation of three women's football matches in less than two weeks, raising concerns about the growing influence of religious extremism and its impact on women's rights amid a political transition.
Islamist Protests Cancel Bangladesh Women's Football Matches
Islamist protests in northern Bangladesh forced the cancellation of three women's football matches in less than two weeks, raising concerns about the growing influence of religious extremism and its impact on women's rights amid a political transition.
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44% Bias Score


At Least 35 Executed in Syria Following Regime Change
Islamist fighters allied with Syria's new rulers executed at least 35 people, mostly former Assad regime officials, in Homs within three days, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, while dozens more were detained, highlighting the risk of sectarian violence and instability.
At Least 35 Executed in Syria Following Regime Change
Islamist fighters allied with Syria's new rulers executed at least 35 people, mostly former Assad regime officials, in Homs within three days, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, while dozens more were detained, highlighting the risk of sectarian violence and instability.
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60% Bias Score


Syria's Christians cautiously optimistic after Assad's fall
After the Assad regime's fall, Syria's Christian population, decimated by civil war to 300,000 from 1.5 million in 2011, cautiously welcomes the new Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham leadership, which has promised religious freedom despite past extremist ties.
Syria's Christians cautiously optimistic after Assad's fall
After the Assad regime's fall, Syria's Christian population, decimated by civil war to 300,000 from 1.5 million in 2011, cautiously welcomes the new Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham leadership, which has promised religious freedom despite past extremist ties.
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48% Bias Score


HTS's Syria Rule: A Bleak Human Rights Outlook
Analyzing Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's potential to govern Syria humanely, the article contrasts their leader's claims with Turkey's experience under Islamist rule, highlighting human rights abuses and the limited impact of human rights institutions in oppressive regimes.
HTS's Syria Rule: A Bleak Human Rights Outlook
Analyzing Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's potential to govern Syria humanely, the article contrasts their leader's claims with Turkey's experience under Islamist rule, highlighting human rights abuses and the limited impact of human rights institutions in oppressive regimes.
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60% Bias Score

Bangladesh's Political Upheaval: Hasina's Resignation and the Rise of Islamist Influence
Following mass protests in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in August 2024, fleeing to India, leading to a caretaker government under Muhammad Yunus facing challenges from Islamist groups and human rights concerns.

Bangladesh's Political Upheaval: Hasina's Resignation and the Rise of Islamist Influence
Following mass protests in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned in August 2024, fleeing to India, leading to a caretaker government under Muhammad Yunus facing challenges from Islamist groups and human rights concerns.
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52% Bias Score

Syria Enacts Interim Islamist Constitution Amidst Concerns Over Minority Rights
Syria's interim president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, implemented a temporary constitution establishing a five-year Islamist transitional government following a December insurgency that removed President Bashar Assad; the constitution maintains some previous provisions, including that the head of state must b...

Syria Enacts Interim Islamist Constitution Amidst Concerns Over Minority Rights
Syria's interim president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, implemented a temporary constitution establishing a five-year Islamist transitional government following a December insurgency that removed President Bashar Assad; the constitution maintains some previous provisions, including that the head of state must b...
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Munich Car Attack: 30 Injured, Terrorist Act Declared
In Munich, Germany, on February 13th, a 24-year-old Afghan man legally residing in the country since 2016 intentionally drove his car into a crowd of demonstrators, injuring about 30 people, including critically injured children; Bavarian authorities declared the incident a terrorist attack.

Munich Car Attack: 30 Injured, Terrorist Act Declared
In Munich, Germany, on February 13th, a 24-year-old Afghan man legally residing in the country since 2016 intentionally drove his car into a crowd of demonstrators, injuring about 30 people, including critically injured children; Bavarian authorities declared the incident a terrorist attack.
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48% Bias Score

Syrian Women Protest Islamist Government Appointments
Two weeks after Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's flight to Moscow, leaving behind a devastated country, a national army comprised of various groups assumed power. Initial Islamist appointments to ministerial positions have prompted women-led protests in Damascus, fearing a loss of hard-won freedom...

Syrian Women Protest Islamist Government Appointments
Two weeks after Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's flight to Moscow, leaving behind a devastated country, a national army comprised of various groups assumed power. Initial Islamist appointments to ministerial positions have prompted women-led protests in Damascus, fearing a loss of hard-won freedom...
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56% Bias Score

Fear and Uncertainty Mark Christmas in Damascus Under New Islamist Rule
In Damascus, Syria, a small group of Christians celebrated a subdued Christmas Mass under new Islamist rule, expressing fears of persecution and uncertainty about their future; traditional celebrations were curtailed due to concerns about upsetting some Muslims.

Fear and Uncertainty Mark Christmas in Damascus Under New Islamist Rule
In Damascus, Syria, a small group of Christians celebrated a subdued Christmas Mass under new Islamist rule, expressing fears of persecution and uncertainty about their future; traditional celebrations were curtailed due to concerns about upsetting some Muslims.
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60% Bias Score

Islamists Seize Power in Syria Amidst Israeli Strikes and International Concerns
Following the sudden fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Islamists took control, leading to Israeli airstrikes and warnings from human rights groups about the potential creation of a strict Islamist state. International actors are beginning to establish contact with the transitional government...

Islamists Seize Power in Syria Amidst Israeli Strikes and International Concerns
Following the sudden fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Islamists took control, leading to Israeli airstrikes and warnings from human rights groups about the potential creation of a strict Islamist state. International actors are beginning to establish contact with the transitional government...
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48% Bias Score
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