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Intensifying Mediterranean Cyclones: Climate Change Drives Increased Storm Intensity, Devastation
A recent study reveals that while the frequency of Mediterranean cyclones hasn't changed, their intensity has increased due to climate change, causing devastating floods like those from "Daniel" in 2023 which killed 17 in Greece and over 6000 in Libya, impacting infrastructure, agriculture, and publ...
Intensifying Mediterranean Cyclones: Climate Change Drives Increased Storm Intensity, Devastation
A recent study reveals that while the frequency of Mediterranean cyclones hasn't changed, their intensity has increased due to climate change, causing devastating floods like those from "Daniel" in 2023 which killed 17 in Greece and over 6000 in Libya, impacting infrastructure, agriculture, and publ...
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16% Bias Score


Escalating Tensions in Libya Following High-Level Meetings and Assassination
Libya's ongoing conflict intensifies after high-level meetings between Libyan officials and US and Russian leaders, further complicated by the assassination of a powerful Tripoli militia leader, potentially leading to increased instability and calls for Prime Minister Dbeibah's removal.
Escalating Tensions in Libya Following High-Level Meetings and Assassination
Libya's ongoing conflict intensifies after high-level meetings between Libyan officials and US and Russian leaders, further complicated by the assassination of a powerful Tripoli militia leader, potentially leading to increased instability and calls for Prime Minister Dbeibah's removal.
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56% Bias Score


Tunisia's Active Role in Arab Summits: Palestine, Libya, and Economic Development
Tunisia participated in the 34th Arab Summit and the 5th Arab Economic and Social Summit in Baghdad, reiterating its support for Palestine, denouncing Israeli actions, expressing concern over the situation in Libya, and emphasizing intra-Arab economic development and social justice.
Tunisia's Active Role in Arab Summits: Palestine, Libya, and Economic Development
Tunisia participated in the 34th Arab Summit and the 5th Arab Economic and Social Summit in Baghdad, reiterating its support for Palestine, denouncing Israeli actions, expressing concern over the situation in Libya, and emphasizing intra-Arab economic development and social justice.
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48% Bias Score


UN Rejects Alternative Gaza Aid Plans Amidst Reports of US Relocation Proposal
The UN reaffirmed its role in delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza, rejecting alternative proposals, while reports surfaced of a US plan to relocate up to one million Palestinians to Libya.
UN Rejects Alternative Gaza Aid Plans Amidst Reports of US Relocation Proposal
The UN reaffirmed its role in delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza, rejecting alternative proposals, while reports surfaced of a US plan to relocate up to one million Palestinians to Libya.
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52% Bias Score


Turkey Rejects EU Cyprus Envoy Appointment, Accusing Bias
Turkey criticizes the appointment of Johannes Hahn as the EU's special representative for Cyprus, accusing the EU of bias towards Greek Cypriots due to their EU membership despite the rejection of the 2004 UN settlement plan, urging Hahn to acknowledge the existence of two states.
Turkey Rejects EU Cyprus Envoy Appointment, Accusing Bias
Turkey criticizes the appointment of Johannes Hahn as the EU's special representative for Cyprus, accusing the EU of bias towards Greek Cypriots due to their EU membership despite the rejection of the 2004 UN settlement plan, urging Hahn to acknowledge the existence of two states.
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40% Bias Score


Libya Declares State of Emergency Amid Tripoli Clashes
Following the assassination of influential Libyan militia commander Abdel Ghani al-Kikli on Monday, clashes erupted in Tripoli between the 444th Brigade and the Stability Support Apparatus (SSA), prompting the Government of National Unity (GNU) to declare a state of emergency and urge citizens to st...
Libya Declares State of Emergency Amid Tripoli Clashes
Following the assassination of influential Libyan militia commander Abdel Ghani al-Kikli on Monday, clashes erupted in Tripoli between the 444th Brigade and the Stability Support Apparatus (SSA), prompting the Government of National Unity (GNU) to declare a state of emergency and urge citizens to st...
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36% Bias Score

Libya's Unrest: A Growing Threat to Italy's National Security
Escalating violence between Libyan militias threatens Italy's security, creating opportunities for Russia and Turkey. The conflict involves local divisions, regional rivalries, and global power struggles, endangering Italy's migration control, energy supplies, and counter-terrorism efforts.

Libya's Unrest: A Growing Threat to Italy's National Security
Escalating violence between Libyan militias threatens Italy's security, creating opportunities for Russia and Turkey. The conflict involves local divisions, regional rivalries, and global power struggles, endangering Italy's migration control, energy supplies, and counter-terrorism efforts.
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56% Bias Score

US Denies Plan to Relocate Palestinians to Libya Amid Outcry
A US TV report alleges a plan to relocate one million Palestinians to Libya in exchange for unfreezing Libyan assets; the US denies the plan, but Libyans express strong opposition amid their internal conflicts.

US Denies Plan to Relocate Palestinians to Libya Amid Outcry
A US TV report alleges a plan to relocate one million Palestinians to Libya in exchange for unfreezing Libyan assets; the US denies the plan, but Libyans express strong opposition amid their internal conflicts.
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52% Bias Score

US Plan to Relocate Palestinians to Libya Amidst Regional Instability
The Trump administration is considering relocating up to one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for funding and housing, sparking controversy and raising concerns amid Libya's political instability and violence that has already resulted in eight civilian deaths according to the UN.

US Plan to Relocate Palestinians to Libya Amidst Regional Instability
The Trump administration is considering relocating up to one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for funding and housing, sparking controversy and raising concerns amid Libya's political instability and violence that has already resulted in eight civilian deaths according to the UN.
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52% Bias Score

Libya Recognizes ICC Jurisdiction for War Crimes Investigation
Libya's government formally recognized the International Criminal Court's (ICC) jurisdiction to probe war crimes committed since 2011, strengthening investigations into alleged abuses in prisons, notably targeting Osama Almasri Nadschim, a former prison chief with an international arrest warrant, de...

Libya Recognizes ICC Jurisdiction for War Crimes Investigation
Libya's government formally recognized the International Criminal Court's (ICC) jurisdiction to probe war crimes committed since 2011, strengthening investigations into alleged abuses in prisons, notably targeting Osama Almasri Nadschim, a former prison chief with an international arrest warrant, de...
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36% Bias Score

Dabaiba Consolidates Power in Tripoli After Deadly Clashes
Following a power grab by Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dabaiba on Monday, at least six people died in clashes, and he subsequently announced control over migrant detention centers and key financial institutions controlling oil revenues, potentially reshaping the country's political and economic...

Dabaiba Consolidates Power in Tripoli After Deadly Clashes
Following a power grab by Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dabaiba on Monday, at least six people died in clashes, and he subsequently announced control over migrant detention centers and key financial institutions controlling oil revenues, potentially reshaping the country's political and economic...
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44% Bias Score

Renewed Fighting Erupts in Tripoli, Libya; UN Calls for Ceasefire
Intense fighting erupted in Tripoli, Libya, on Monday, prompting the UN to call for a ceasefire and raising concerns about civilian safety; the death of a prominent commander is suspected as a trigger.

Renewed Fighting Erupts in Tripoli, Libya; UN Calls for Ceasefire
Intense fighting erupted in Tripoli, Libya, on Monday, prompting the UN to call for a ceasefire and raising concerns about civilian safety; the death of a prominent commander is suspected as a trigger.
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32% Bias Score
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