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Haiti: Gangs Control 90% of Port-au-Prince, Creating Humanitarian Crisis
In Haiti, heavily armed gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince following the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, causing over 3,000 deaths and displacing 1.3 million people this year alone, leading to a humanitarian crisis and the potential for Haiti to become the first failed state in the W...
Haiti: Gangs Control 90% of Port-au-Prince, Creating Humanitarian Crisis
In Haiti, heavily armed gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince following the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, causing over 3,000 deaths and displacing 1.3 million people this year alone, leading to a humanitarian crisis and the potential for Haiti to become the first failed state in the W...
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68% Bias Score
Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict: Over 30 Dead, 200,000 Displaced Amidst Accusations of War Crimes
Thailand and Cambodia are engaged in intense border fighting near the "Emerald Triangle", resulting in over 30 deaths and 200,000 displaced people, amid accusations of war crimes and underlying disputes over energy resources, casinos, and domestic political pressures.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict: Over 30 Dead, 200,000 Displaced Amidst Accusations of War Crimes
Thailand and Cambodia are engaged in intense border fighting near the "Emerald Triangle", resulting in over 30 deaths and 200,000 displaced people, amid accusations of war crimes and underlying disputes over energy resources, casinos, and domestic political pressures.
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36% Bias Score
Haitian Presidential Candidate Arrested in US for Alleged Gang Support
A prominent Haitian businessman and former presidential candidate, Pierre Réginald Boulos, was arrested in Florida by ICE for allegedly supporting gangs and failing to disclose his political activities when applying for US residency; this action reflects a broader US crackdown on immigration and fol...
Haitian Presidential Candidate Arrested in US for Alleged Gang Support
A prominent Haitian businessman and former presidential candidate, Pierre Réginald Boulos, was arrested in Florida by ICE for allegedly supporting gangs and failing to disclose his political activities when applying for US residency; this action reflects a broader US crackdown on immigration and fol...
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40% Bias Score
Haitian Businessman Arrested in U.S. for Alleged Gang Support
In Florida, U.S. immigration agents arrested Haitian businessman Pierre Réginald Boulos for allegedly supporting violent gangs designated as terrorist groups, leading to his revoked residency and highlighting the U.S.'s efforts to combat gang violence in Haiti and its implications for immigration po...
Haitian Businessman Arrested in U.S. for Alleged Gang Support
In Florida, U.S. immigration agents arrested Haitian businessman Pierre Réginald Boulos for allegedly supporting violent gangs designated as terrorist groups, leading to his revoked residency and highlighting the U.S.'s efforts to combat gang violence in Haiti and its implications for immigration po...
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44% Bias Score
Bangladesh Jet Crash Kills 31, Sparking Outrage
A Bangladeshi Air Force F-7 BGI fighter jet crashed into a Dhaka school on Monday, killing at least 31 people, including 25 children, sparking protests demanding accountability from the interim government and raising concerns about aging aircraft.
Bangladesh Jet Crash Kills 31, Sparking Outrage
A Bangladeshi Air Force F-7 BGI fighter jet crashed into a Dhaka school on Monday, killing at least 31 people, including 25 children, sparking protests demanding accountability from the interim government and raising concerns about aging aircraft.
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24% Bias Score
Japanese Ruling Coalition Loses Majority in Election Amid Rise of Right-Wing Populism
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition lost its parliamentary majority on July 20th, 2024, due to gains by right-wing populist parties capitalizing on public discontent over stagnant wages, inflation, and increased immigration; Ishiba's position is precarious, facing potential no-...
Japanese Ruling Coalition Loses Majority in Election Amid Rise of Right-Wing Populism
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition lost its parliamentary majority on July 20th, 2024, due to gains by right-wing populist parties capitalizing on public discontent over stagnant wages, inflation, and increased immigration; Ishiba's position is precarious, facing potential no-...
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52% Bias Score
RSF Forms Parallel Government in Sudan, Exacerbating Humanitarian Crisis
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, led by Mohamed Hassan al-Taischi, formed a parallel government in February 2024, intensifying the conflict with the Sudanese military under General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, which already displaced over 14 million and caused tens of thousands of deaths, creatin...
RSF Forms Parallel Government in Sudan, Exacerbating Humanitarian Crisis
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, led by Mohamed Hassan al-Taischi, formed a parallel government in February 2024, intensifying the conflict with the Sudanese military under General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, which already displaced over 14 million and caused tens of thousands of deaths, creatin...
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32% Bias Score
Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes Leave Eight Dead Amidst Political Turmoil
On July 24, 2025, fighting broke out on the Thai-Cambodian border, killing at least eight Thai civilians according to Thailand; Cambodia claims Thailand used fighter jets; the situation stems from long-standing border disputes and recent incidents, further complicated by Thailand's political instabi...
Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes Leave Eight Dead Amidst Political Turmoil
On July 24, 2025, fighting broke out on the Thai-Cambodian border, killing at least eight Thai civilians according to Thailand; Cambodia claims Thailand used fighter jets; the situation stems from long-standing border disputes and recent incidents, further complicated by Thailand's political instabi...
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16% Bias Score
Emigration from Turkey due to Economic Hardship and Environmental Destruction
A Turkish citizen describes their emigration from Turkey to a Greek island, citing economic hardship, environmental destruction (the opening of olive groves to mining), and a lack of justice as reasons.
Emigration from Turkey due to Economic Hardship and Environmental Destruction
A Turkish citizen describes their emigration from Turkey to a Greek island, citing economic hardship, environmental destruction (the opening of olive groves to mining), and a lack of justice as reasons.
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64% Bias Score
Bahçeli's Proposal for Vice Presidents Raises Concerns of Lebanon-Style Political System
Devlet Bahçeli proposed that one of Turkey's two vice presidents be Alevi and the other Kurdish, drawing parallels to Lebanon's confessional political system, which experts warn could lead to societal fragmentation and political instability.
Bahçeli's Proposal for Vice Presidents Raises Concerns of Lebanon-Style Political System
Devlet Bahçeli proposed that one of Turkey's two vice presidents be Alevi and the other Kurdish, drawing parallels to Lebanon's confessional political system, which experts warn could lead to societal fragmentation and political instability.
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60% Bias Score
Ecuador's Gang Violence Soars After Drug Lord's Extradition
On July 19, 2025, a billiard hall shooting in Playas, Ecuador, killed 10; the same day, 15 were killed in Manabí, prompting a military deployment. This coincided with the extradition of top drug trafficker Adolfo Macías, creating a power vacuum that fueled gang violence.
Ecuador's Gang Violence Soars After Drug Lord's Extradition
On July 19, 2025, a billiard hall shooting in Playas, Ecuador, killed 10; the same day, 15 were killed in Manabí, prompting a military deployment. This coincided with the extradition of top drug trafficker Adolfo Macías, creating a power vacuum that fueled gang violence.
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40% Bias Score
Immigration, Deprivation Fuel UK Social Unrest: Government Warns of Renewed Riots
UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner attributes recent riots to immigration, deprivation, and increased online isolation, warning of potential renewed unrest, particularly around asylum seekers, as the anniversary of last summer's riots approaches.
Immigration, Deprivation Fuel UK Social Unrest: Government Warns of Renewed Riots
UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner attributes recent riots to immigration, deprivation, and increased online isolation, warning of potential renewed unrest, particularly around asylum seekers, as the anniversary of last summer's riots approaches.
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48% Bias Score
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