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Colombia's Failed 'Total Peace' Initiative Leads to Worst Security Crisis in a Decade
Colombia, once a model for peace after a 2016 agreement with FARC, now faces its worst security crisis in a decade, with recent attacks causing almost 20 deaths and highlighting the failure of the 'Total Peace' initiative, which neglected essential state-building and community trust.
Colombia's Failed 'Total Peace' Initiative Leads to Worst Security Crisis in a Decade
Colombia, once a model for peace after a 2016 agreement with FARC, now faces its worst security crisis in a decade, with recent attacks causing almost 20 deaths and highlighting the failure of the 'Total Peace' initiative, which neglected essential state-building and community trust.
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56% Bias Score


DEVA Party Backs Turkey's Anti-Terrorism Efforts
DEVA Party leader Ali Babacan, during a visit to Mardin, Turkey, expressed his party's support for the ongoing efforts to end terrorism, stressing the historical and moral responsibility involved. He also condemned the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing the high number of Palestinian deaths and Isr...
DEVA Party Backs Turkey's Anti-Terrorism Efforts
DEVA Party leader Ali Babacan, during a visit to Mardin, Turkey, expressed his party's support for the ongoing efforts to end terrorism, stressing the historical and moral responsibility involved. He also condemned the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing the high number of Palestinian deaths and Isr...
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40% Bias Score


Gaza Disengagement: A Cautionary Tale for Palestinian Statehood Recognition
Twenty years after Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, which was initially lauded as a peacemaking gesture, the region remains volatile due to Hamas's control and the absence of self-governance, prompting concerns about the Australian government's recent announcement to recognize a Palestinian state with...
Gaza Disengagement: A Cautionary Tale for Palestinian Statehood Recognition
Twenty years after Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, which was initially lauded as a peacemaking gesture, the region remains volatile due to Hamas's control and the absence of self-governance, prompting concerns about the Australian government's recent announcement to recognize a Palestinian state with...
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56% Bias Score


Australia to Recognize Palestinian State
Australia is expected to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state imminently, aligning with similar actions by the UK and Canada to help resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, despite Israeli objections and Hamas's control of Gaza.
Australia to Recognize Palestinian State
Australia is expected to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state imminently, aligning with similar actions by the UK and Canada to help resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, despite Israeli objections and Hamas's control of Gaza.
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40% Bias Score


North Korea Dismantles Some Border Loudspeakers
North Korea has begun dismantling some border loudspeakers directed at South Korea, a rare sign of rapprochement following similar actions by Seoul aimed at easing tensions, according to South Korean military reports. This follows South Korea's June decision to cease anti-North Korean propaganda bro...
North Korea Dismantles Some Border Loudspeakers
North Korea has begun dismantling some border loudspeakers directed at South Korea, a rare sign of rapprochement following similar actions by Seoul aimed at easing tensions, according to South Korean military reports. This follows South Korea's June decision to cease anti-North Korean propaganda bro...
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32% Bias Score


Turkish Parliamentary Commission Tackles Kurdish Issue Amidst Democratic Crisis
Former European Court of Human Rights judge Rıza Türmen believes Turkey's parliamentary commission addressing the Kurdish issue marks the most significant progress to date, despite concerns about its functionality amidst a severe democratic crisis. He emphasizes the need for broader civil society pa...
Turkish Parliamentary Commission Tackles Kurdish Issue Amidst Democratic Crisis
Former European Court of Human Rights judge Rıza Türmen believes Turkey's parliamentary commission addressing the Kurdish issue marks the most significant progress to date, despite concerns about its functionality amidst a severe democratic crisis. He emphasizes the need for broader civil society pa...
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36% Bias Score

Armenia Prioritizes Border Demarcation in New Azerbaijan Peace Logic
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced a "new peace logic" with Azerbaijan, acknowledging reciprocal territorial control and prioritizing border demarcation to resolve disputes over lands under each other's control, including over 200 square kilometers of Armenian territory under Azerbaij...

Armenia Prioritizes Border Demarcation in New Azerbaijan Peace Logic
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced a "new peace logic" with Azerbaijan, acknowledging reciprocal territorial control and prioritizing border demarcation to resolve disputes over lands under each other's control, including over 200 square kilometers of Armenian territory under Azerbaij...
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48% Bias Score

International Condemnation of Israeli West Bank Settlement Plans
Germany, the EU, and Turkey condemned Israel's plan to build 3,400 housing units in the West Bank's Area E1, violating international law and jeopardizing the two-state solution; Finance Minister Smotrich threatened annexation if a Palestinian state is recognized.

International Condemnation of Israeli West Bank Settlement Plans
Germany, the EU, and Turkey condemned Israel's plan to build 3,400 housing units in the West Bank's Area E1, violating international law and jeopardizing the two-state solution; Finance Minister Smotrich threatened annexation if a Palestinian state is recognized.
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40% Bias Score

Abbas's Declining Influence Amidst Palestinian Political Turmoil
Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian Authority president since 2005, faces plummeting approval ratings (29% in 2024) amidst accusations of corruption and inefficiency, struggling to regain credibility after past controversies and the rise of Hamas.

Abbas's Declining Influence Amidst Palestinian Political Turmoil
Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian Authority president since 2005, faces plummeting approval ratings (29% in 2024) amidst accusations of corruption and inefficiency, struggling to regain credibility after past controversies and the rise of Hamas.
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44% Bias Score

Australia Weighs Palestinian State Recognition Amid Gaza Crisis
Driven by international outrage and domestic pressure, Australia is considering recognizing a Palestinian state, a move intended to alleviate the Gaza humanitarian crisis and initiate dialogue between Israel and Palestine, despite significant hurdles, including deep political divisions and unlikely ...

Australia Weighs Palestinian State Recognition Amid Gaza Crisis
Driven by international outrage and domestic pressure, Australia is considering recognizing a Palestinian state, a move intended to alleviate the Gaza humanitarian crisis and initiate dialogue between Israel and Palestine, despite significant hurdles, including deep political divisions and unlikely ...
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44% Bias Score

M23 Killings Jeopardize Congo Peace Process
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels killed at least 80 Congolese civilians in South Kivu on August 4, threatening a Qatar-led peace process aiming for an August 18 agreement to end the conflict that has displaced millions and caused hundreds of deaths in recent months.

M23 Killings Jeopardize Congo Peace Process
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels killed at least 80 Congolese civilians in South Kivu on August 4, threatening a Qatar-led peace process aiming for an August 18 agreement to end the conflict that has displaced millions and caused hundreds of deaths in recent months.
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56% Bias Score

Russia Emphasizes Balanced Approach to Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Process
Russia supports the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace process, emphasizing a balanced approach considering regional interests, but expresses concerns about the role of non-regional actors and the need to respect existing trilateral agreements involving Russia, Iran, and Turkey.

Russia Emphasizes Balanced Approach to Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Process
Russia supports the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace process, emphasizing a balanced approach considering regional interests, but expresses concerns about the role of non-regional actors and the need to respect existing trilateral agreements involving Russia, Iran, and Turkey.
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44% Bias Score
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