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Tripoli Clashes Leave Six Dead Amidst Power Struggle
Renewed clashes erupted Tuesday night in Tripoli, Libya, between the Rada Force and the 444 Brigade, leaving at least six dead and causing widespread damage, following Prime Minister Dbeibah's order to dissolve the Rada Force and the death of Abdelgani al-Kikli, leader of the Stability Support Autho...
Tripoli Clashes Leave Six Dead Amidst Power Struggle
Renewed clashes erupted Tuesday night in Tripoli, Libya, between the Rada Force and the 444 Brigade, leaving at least six dead and causing widespread damage, following Prime Minister Dbeibah's order to dissolve the Rada Force and the death of Abdelgani al-Kikli, leader of the Stability Support Autho...
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16% 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
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
Heavy Fighting Erupts in Tripoli, Libya
Heavy fighting broke out Monday night in Tripoli, Libya, between rival armed groups, prompting the Interior Ministry to urge residents to stay home; the clashes, reportedly triggered by the death of a paramilitary leader, caused the closure of Tripoli's international airport and school closures.
Heavy Fighting Erupts in Tripoli, Libya
Heavy fighting broke out Monday night in Tripoli, Libya, between rival armed groups, prompting the Interior Ministry to urge residents to stay home; the clashes, reportedly triggered by the death of a paramilitary leader, caused the closure of Tripoli's international airport and school closures.
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20% Bias Score
Spanish Family Businesses Express Concern Over Political Uncertainty
The president of Spain's Family Business Institute (IEF) voiced concern over the political climate, contrasting the government's public optimism with private anxieties among IEF members representing 90% of Spanish businesses, 70% of private employment, and 70% of GDP, while calling for greater polit...
Spanish Family Businesses Express Concern Over Political Uncertainty
The president of Spain's Family Business Institute (IEF) voiced concern over the political climate, contrasting the government's public optimism with private anxieties among IEF members representing 90% of Spanish businesses, 70% of private employment, and 70% of GDP, while calling for greater polit...
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52% Bias Score
German Chancellor's Humiliating Vote Reveals Deep European Instability
On May 6th, German Chancellor Merz's confirmation vote was initially rejected by the Bundestag, revealing deep divisions within Germany's political center and raising significant concerns about Europe's stability, given Germany's vital economic and political role in the EU.
German Chancellor's Humiliating Vote Reveals Deep European Instability
On May 6th, German Chancellor Merz's confirmation vote was initially rejected by the Bundestag, revealing deep divisions within Germany's political center and raising significant concerns about Europe's stability, given Germany's vital economic and political role in the EU.
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56% Bias Score
Peruvian Protestors Condemn Crime Surge, Blame Government Inaction
On May 14, 2025, hundreds protested in Lima against rising crime in Peru, blaming laws seen as aiding illicit activities like illegal mining; the protest, though with limited participation, highlighted public anger and demands for governmental change.
Peruvian Protestors Condemn Crime Surge, Blame Government Inaction
On May 14, 2025, hundreds protested in Lima against rising crime in Peru, blaming laws seen as aiding illicit activities like illegal mining; the protest, though with limited participation, highlighted public anger and demands for governmental change.
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48% Bias Score
Serbia's EU Accession Bid Faces Challenges Amidst Russia Ties and Protests
President of the European Council António Costa visited Belgrade to discuss Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's attendance at a Moscow Victory Day parade, emphasizing the need for alignment with EU foreign policy; Vučić reaffirmed Serbia's commitment to EU accession amidst internal anti-corruption ...
Serbia's EU Accession Bid Faces Challenges Amidst Russia Ties and Protests
President of the European Council António Costa visited Belgrade to discuss Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's attendance at a Moscow Victory Day parade, emphasizing the need for alignment with EU foreign policy; Vučić reaffirmed Serbia's commitment to EU accession amidst internal anti-corruption ...
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52% 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
Merz's Difficult Investiture: Internal Divisions Threaten German Government
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced an unprecedented setback during his investiture, failing the first vote due to 18 dissenting or abstaining coalition members, highlighting deep divisions within his party and coalition partners, before securing a majority in a second vote.
Merz's Difficult Investiture: Internal Divisions Threaten German Government
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced an unprecedented setback during his investiture, failing the first vote due to 18 dissenting or abstaining coalition members, highlighting deep divisions within his party and coalition partners, before securing a majority in a second vote.
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52% Bias Score
Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Unprecedented Second Ballot
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective Chancellor, unexpectedly failed to secure an absolute majority in the first Bundestag ballot (310 for, 307 against, needing 316), but secured the position in the second ballot (325 for, 289 against), marking a historic first in post-war Germany.
Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Unprecedented Second Ballot
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective Chancellor, unexpectedly failed to secure an absolute majority in the first Bundestag ballot (310 for, 307 against, needing 316), but secured the position in the second ballot (325 for, 289 against), marking a historic first in post-war Germany.
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48% Bias Score
Merz Elected German Chancellor After First-Round Vote Failure
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz was elected Germany's tenth chancellor after failing to secure a majority in the first round of voting, highlighting divisions within the ruling coalition and causing a 1.1% drop in the Dax.
Merz Elected German Chancellor After First-Round Vote Failure
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz was elected Germany's tenth chancellor after failing to secure a majority in the first round of voting, highlighting divisions within the ruling coalition and causing a 1.1% drop in the Dax.
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56% Bias Score
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