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Russia Cracks Down on Dissent: Volkov Sentenced, Shlosberg Under House Arrest
Moscow courts sentenced Leonid Volkov, Alexei Navalny's associate, to 18 years in prison and banned him from the internet for 10 years, while Lev Shlosberg, a Yabloko party member, was placed under house arrest for discrediting the Russian army; both cases are seen as politically motivated.
Russia Cracks Down on Dissent: Volkov Sentenced, Shlosberg Under House Arrest
Moscow courts sentenced Leonid Volkov, Alexei Navalny's associate, to 18 years in prison and banned him from the internet for 10 years, while Lev Shlosberg, a Yabloko party member, was placed under house arrest for discrediting the Russian army; both cases are seen as politically motivated.
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine's Prisoner Exchange Raises Human Rights Concerns
Ukraine's recent prisoner exchange with Russia included 70 Ukrainian citizens, some convicted of collaboration, prompting concern from Human Rights Watch (HRW) who found many prosecutions violated international humanitarian law; Ukraine also disavowed these exchanged citizens.
Ukraine's Prisoner Exchange Raises Human Rights Concerns
Ukraine's recent prisoner exchange with Russia included 70 Ukrainian citizens, some convicted of collaboration, prompting concern from Human Rights Watch (HRW) who found many prosecutions violated international humanitarian law; Ukraine also disavowed these exchanged citizens.
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64% Bias Score
Broadway Play "Good Night, and Good Luck" to Air Live on CNN
On Saturday at 7 p.m. ET, CNN will broadcast and stream live the Tony Award-nominated Broadway play "Good Night, and Good Luck," starring George Clooney as Edward R. Murrow, marking the first-ever live broadcast of a Broadway production on the network.
Broadway Play "Good Night, and Good Luck" to Air Live on CNN
On Saturday at 7 p.m. ET, CNN will broadcast and stream live the Tony Award-nominated Broadway play "Good Night, and Good Luck," starring George Clooney as Edward R. Murrow, marking the first-ever live broadcast of a Broadway production on the network.
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48% Bias Score
Iranian Man Sentenced to 12 Years on Espionage Charges After Coerced Confession
Iranian national Hossein Shanbehzadeh was arrested in Ardabil, Iran, last year and sentenced to 12 years in prison on espionage charges after confessing under duress, including threats against his 6-year-old niece; his lawyer says there is no evidence to support the charges.
Iranian Man Sentenced to 12 Years on Espionage Charges After Coerced Confession
Iranian national Hossein Shanbehzadeh was arrested in Ardabil, Iran, last year and sentenced to 12 years in prison on espionage charges after confessing under duress, including threats against his 6-year-old niece; his lawyer says there is no evidence to support the charges.
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56% Bias Score
Harvard Under Trump: A Climate of Fear
Three Colombian doctoral students at Harvard describe a climate of fear due to President Trump's actions against the university, including a ban on international students and $3 billion in frozen federal funds, forcing the university to subtly censor content and prioritize financial stability over i...
Harvard Under Trump: A Climate of Fear
Three Colombian doctoral students at Harvard describe a climate of fear due to President Trump's actions against the university, including a ban on international students and $3 billion in frozen federal funds, forcing the university to subtly censor content and prioritize financial stability over i...
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44% Bias Score
Beijing in Silence: Aftermath of Tiananmen Square
On June 6, 1989, Beijing remained tense following the Tiananmen Square massacre, with shortages of essential supplies, divisions within the military, and an uncertain future as the death toll rose, estimated in the thousands, with at least 700 injured at Capital Hospital alone.
Beijing in Silence: Aftermath of Tiananmen Square
On June 6, 1989, Beijing remained tense following the Tiananmen Square massacre, with shortages of essential supplies, divisions within the military, and an uncertain future as the death toll rose, estimated in the thousands, with at least 700 injured at Capital Hospital alone.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey's Silenced Dissent: Apathy, Repression, and the Need for Empathy
This article analyzes the Turkish government's suppression of dissent, focusing on the imprisonment and targeting of political opponents, academics, and their families, and the widespread silence among the population. The article contrasts this with the empathetic response of politician Özgür Özel t...
Turkey's Silenced Dissent: Apathy, Repression, and the Need for Empathy
This article analyzes the Turkish government's suppression of dissent, focusing on the imprisonment and targeting of political opponents, academics, and their families, and the widespread silence among the population. The article contrasts this with the empathetic response of politician Özgür Özel t...
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60% Bias Score
Kenyan Activist's Arrest in Tanzania Strains Regional Relations
Kenyan President William Ruto apologized to Tanzania after Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist Agather Atuhaire were arrested, allegedly tortured, and expelled from Tanzania for supporting imprisoned Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu; the incident sparked controversy and raise...
Kenyan Activist's Arrest in Tanzania Strains Regional Relations
Kenyan President William Ruto apologized to Tanzania after Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist Agather Atuhaire were arrested, allegedly tortured, and expelled from Tanzania for supporting imprisoned Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu; the incident sparked controversy and raise...
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52% Bias Score
Iranian Nationals Accused of Spying in UK
Three Iranian nationals, accused of spying for the Iranian regime and targeting journalists from the London-based news site Iran International, appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday; they are charged under the National Security Act with a trial set for October 2026.
Iranian Nationals Accused of Spying in UK
Three Iranian nationals, accused of spying for the Iranian regime and targeting journalists from the London-based news site Iran International, appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday; they are charged under the National Security Act with a trial set for October 2026.
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40% Bias Score
Kenya Apologizes to Tanzania Amidst Allegations of Activist Torture
Kenyan President Ruto apologized to Tanzania for unspecified wrongdoings, following reports of torture and detention of Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist Agather Atuhaire in Tanzania while supporting imprisoned opposition leader Tundu Lissu.
Kenya Apologizes to Tanzania Amidst Allegations of Activist Torture
Kenyan President Ruto apologized to Tanzania for unspecified wrongdoings, following reports of torture and detention of Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist Agather Atuhaire in Tanzania while supporting imprisoned opposition leader Tundu Lissu.
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52% Bias Score
Globus's Memoir Highlights Popular Belarusian Writer Amidst Official Neglect
Adam Globus's new book, "My Neighbor Korotkevich," recounts memories of the beloved Belarusian writer, highlighting his popularity despite official neglect, and reflects a trend in Belarusian publishing towards shorter, more frequent releases.
Globus's Memoir Highlights Popular Belarusian Writer Amidst Official Neglect
Adam Globus's new book, "My Neighbor Korotkevich," recounts memories of the beloved Belarusian writer, highlighting his popularity despite official neglect, and reflects a trend in Belarusian publishing towards shorter, more frequent releases.
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52% Bias Score
Serbian Student Protests Challenge Vucic's Rule
Students in Serbia have been protesting for six months against President Aleksandar Vucic's government due to corruption concerns and the government's handling of a fatal building collapse that killed 16 people; the government accuses students of being manipulated by foreign powers and has responded...
Serbian Student Protests Challenge Vucic's Rule
Students in Serbia have been protesting for six months against President Aleksandar Vucic's government due to corruption concerns and the government's handling of a fatal building collapse that killed 16 people; the government accuses students of being manipulated by foreign powers and has responded...
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40% Bias Score
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