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South Korean President's Impeachment Trial Begins Amidst Political Crisis
South Korea's Constitutional Court began President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment trial on January 14, 2025, following his December 3rd imposition of martial law, leading to a major political crisis and an attempted arrest by authorities.
South Korean President's Impeachment Trial Begins Amidst Political Crisis
South Korea's Constitutional Court began President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment trial on January 14, 2025, following his December 3rd imposition of martial law, leading to a major political crisis and an attempted arrest by authorities.
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South Korean Impeachment Proceedings Suspended After President's Absence
South Korea's Constitutional Court suspended impeachment proceedings against President Yoon Suk-yeol after he failed to appear at the first hearing, which lasted only 4 minutes. Yoon is accused of abuse of power and inciting insurrection by imposing a state of emergency on December 3rd, actions that...
South Korean Impeachment Proceedings Suspended After President's Absence
South Korea's Constitutional Court suspended impeachment proceedings against President Yoon Suk-yeol after he failed to appear at the first hearing, which lasted only 4 minutes. Yoon is accused of abuse of power and inciting insurrection by imposing a state of emergency on December 3rd, actions that...
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48% Bias Score


Lebanon Names New Prime Minister Amidst Post-War Reconstruction
Following a 14-month war with Hezbollah, Lebanon elected Gen. Joseph Aoun as president and appointed Nawaf Salam as prime minister-designate, sparking hope for billions in foreign investment to rebuild the war-torn nation and address a five-year economic crisis.
Lebanon Names New Prime Minister Amidst Post-War Reconstruction
Following a 14-month war with Hezbollah, Lebanon elected Gen. Joseph Aoun as president and appointed Nawaf Salam as prime minister-designate, sparking hope for billions in foreign investment to rebuild the war-torn nation and address a five-year economic crisis.
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South Korean President Defies Arrest Warrant Amid Impeachment Crisis
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, facing impeachment and criminal investigations for insurrection following a brief, controversial declaration of martial law in December, is barricaded in his residence and defying an arrest warrant, escalating the nation's deepest political crisis in decades.
South Korean President Defies Arrest Warrant Amid Impeachment Crisis
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, facing impeachment and criminal investigations for insurrection following a brief, controversial declaration of martial law in December, is barricaded in his residence and defying an arrest warrant, escalating the nation's deepest political crisis in decades.
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Yoon Suk-yeol Skips Impeachment Trial Hearing Due to Safety Concerns
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will not attend his impeachment trial's first hearing this week due to safety concerns following his impeachment last month after a short-lived declaration of martial law that caused widespread political chaos. The Constitutional Court will proceed with the trial...
Yoon Suk-yeol Skips Impeachment Trial Hearing Due to Safety Concerns
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will not attend his impeachment trial's first hearing this week due to safety concerns following his impeachment last month after a short-lived declaration of martial law that caused widespread political chaos. The Constitutional Court will proceed with the trial...
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Second Arrest Attempt Planned for Impeached South Korean President
South Korean investigators' first attempt to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on January 3rd failed due to resistance from the presidential security service; a second attempt, involving over 1,000 officers, is planned, but faces significant obstacles due to political divisions and the fortif...
Second Arrest Attempt Planned for Impeached South Korean President
South Korean investigators' first attempt to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on January 3rd failed due to resistance from the presidential security service; a second attempt, involving over 1,000 officers, is planned, but faces significant obstacles due to political divisions and the fortif...
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Bayrou Faces Crucial Budget Vote, Pension Reform in Question
French Prime Minister François Bayrou must negotiate with the Socialist Party to pass the budget and avoid a no-confidence vote, potentially requiring concessions on the recently passed pension reform, raising concerns among right-wing parties.

Bayrou Faces Crucial Budget Vote, Pension Reform in Question
French Prime Minister François Bayrou must negotiate with the Socialist Party to pass the budget and avoid a no-confidence vote, potentially requiring concessions on the recently passed pension reform, raising concerns among right-wing parties.
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Lebanon Appoints ICJ President as Prime Minister Amidst Political and Economic Crisis
Lebanon appointed Nawaf Salam, president of the International Court of Justice, as its new prime minister on Monday, ending a two-year political deadlock amid a severe economic crisis; Salam secured backing from 84 parliament members but faces opposition from Hezbollah.

Lebanon Appoints ICJ President as Prime Minister Amidst Political and Economic Crisis
Lebanon appointed Nawaf Salam, president of the International Court of Justice, as its new prime minister on Monday, ending a two-year political deadlock amid a severe economic crisis; Salam secured backing from 84 parliament members but faces opposition from Hezbollah.
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36% Bias Score

Lebanon's New Prime Minister Pledges to Rescue Crisis-Hit Nation
Lebanon's newly designated Prime Minister, Nawaf Salam, pledged to "rescue, reform, and rebuild" the crisis-hit nation, extending an olive branch to Hezbollah despite their opposition, following a 14-month war with Israel that killed 4,000 and injured over 16,000, and aims to implement UN Resolution...

Lebanon's New Prime Minister Pledges to Rescue Crisis-Hit Nation
Lebanon's newly designated Prime Minister, Nawaf Salam, pledged to "rescue, reform, and rebuild" the crisis-hit nation, extending an olive branch to Hezbollah despite their opposition, following a 14-month war with Israel that killed 4,000 and injured over 16,000, and aims to implement UN Resolution...
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Romania's Annulled Presidential Election Sparks Mass Protests
Following allegations of electoral violations and Russian interference, Romania's Constitutional Court annulled the presidential election on December 6th, prompting widespread protests in Bucharest and leading to rescheduled elections for May 4th and 18th.

Romania's Annulled Presidential Election Sparks Mass Protests
Following allegations of electoral violations and Russian interference, Romania's Constitutional Court annulled the presidential election on December 6th, prompting widespread protests in Bucharest and leading to rescheduled elections for May 4th and 18th.
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PP Condemns PSOE Bill as 'Francoist,' Considers No-Confidence Motion
The Spanish Popular Party (PP) vehemently opposes a PSOE bill restricting "popular accusation" in ongoing investigations involving President Sánchez's family, comparing it to Francoist tactics and considering a no-confidence motion, potentially leading to early elections.

PP Condemns PSOE Bill as 'Francoist,' Considers No-Confidence Motion
The Spanish Popular Party (PP) vehemently opposes a PSOE bill restricting "popular accusation" in ongoing investigations involving President Sánchez's family, comparing it to Francoist tactics and considering a no-confidence motion, potentially leading to early elections.
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64% Bias Score

Lebanon Appoints International Judge as Prime Minister Amidst Political Divisions
On January 13th, Nawaf Salam, a 71-year-old international judge and former Lebanese UN ambassador, was appointed Lebanon's Prime Minister with 84 out of 128 votes, lacking support from Hezbollah and Amal, signaling a potential shift in Lebanese politics.

Lebanon Appoints International Judge as Prime Minister Amidst Political Divisions
On January 13th, Nawaf Salam, a 71-year-old international judge and former Lebanese UN ambassador, was appointed Lebanon's Prime Minister with 84 out of 128 votes, lacking support from Hezbollah and Amal, signaling a potential shift in Lebanese politics.
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36% Bias Score
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