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Argentina Denies Leaked Intelligence Plan Amid Surveillance Concerns
Argentinian President Milei's office denied a report by La Nación detailing a leaked national intelligence plan with ambiguous language that could enable the surveillance of journalists and political figures, despite confirming the plan's existence.
Argentina Denies Leaked Intelligence Plan Amid Surveillance Concerns
Argentinian President Milei's office denied a report by La Nación detailing a leaked national intelligence plan with ambiguous language that could enable the surveillance of journalists and political figures, despite confirming the plan's existence.
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48% Bias Score
Iran Intensifies Intimidation Campaign Against BBC Persian Journalists and Families
The Iranian regime is intensifying its intimidation campaign against BBC Persian journalists and their families, with over 20 reported threats in the UK and increased harassment targeting relatives in Iran, including interrogations and threats of imprisonment and asset seizure.
Iran Intensifies Intimidation Campaign Against BBC Persian Journalists and Families
The Iranian regime is intensifying its intimidation campaign against BBC Persian journalists and their families, with over 20 reported threats in the UK and increased harassment targeting relatives in Iran, including interrogations and threats of imprisonment and asset seizure.
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20% Bias Score
Leaked Argentine Intelligence Plan Sparks Press Freedom Concerns
Argentine President Javier Milei's government faces criticism after a leaked intelligence plan revealed potential surveillance of journalists, politicians, and economists; the government denies such intentions, but journalist Hugo Alconada Mon reported hacking attempts after publishing the story.
Leaked Argentine Intelligence Plan Sparks Press Freedom Concerns
Argentine President Javier Milei's government faces criticism after a leaked intelligence plan revealed potential surveillance of journalists, politicians, and economists; the government denies such intentions, but journalist Hugo Alconada Mon reported hacking attempts after publishing the story.
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40% Bias Score
Iran Accused of Escalating Intimidation Campaign Against BBC Persian Journalists and Their Families
The BBC accuses Iran of escalating its intimidation campaign against its Persian journalists and their families in Iran, citing interrogations, travel bans, and asset seizures, prompting a new UN complaint.
Iran Accused of Escalating Intimidation Campaign Against BBC Persian Journalists and Their Families
The BBC accuses Iran of escalating its intimidation campaign against its Persian journalists and their families in Iran, citing interrogations, travel bans, and asset seizures, prompting a new UN complaint.
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56% Bias Score
Assad Regime Confirmed to Have Captured Journalist Austin Tice in 2012
The BBC reports that leaked Syrian intelligence documents and former regime officials confirm the Assad regime captured American journalist Austin Tice in 2012, holding him in a Damascus prison until at least February 2013, contradicting previous denials and adding to the over 113,000 disappearances...
Assad Regime Confirmed to Have Captured Journalist Austin Tice in 2012
The BBC reports that leaked Syrian intelligence documents and former regime officials confirm the Assad regime captured American journalist Austin Tice in 2012, holding him in a Damascus prison until at least February 2013, contradicting previous denials and adding to the over 113,000 disappearances...
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44% Bias Score
NPR Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Cuts, Citing First Amendment Violation
NPR and three Colorado public radio stations sued the Trump administration, challenging an executive order that cut federal funding to public broadcasters, alleging a First Amendment violation by targeting media outlets based on content and political bias.
NPR Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Cuts, Citing First Amendment Violation
NPR and three Colorado public radio stations sued the Trump administration, challenging an executive order that cut federal funding to public broadcasters, alleging a First Amendment violation by targeting media outlets based on content and political bias.
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48% Bias Score
KRT TV Employees Strike Over Unpaid Salaries in Turkey
KRT TV employees in Turkey have stopped working due to unpaid salaries and meal allowances since March 28th, 2023, impacting over 150 employees and raising concerns about press freedom and the public's right to information; the channel's management has apologized and promised to create a payment pla...
KRT TV Employees Strike Over Unpaid Salaries in Turkey
KRT TV employees in Turkey have stopped working due to unpaid salaries and meal allowances since March 28th, 2023, impacting over 150 employees and raising concerns about press freedom and the public's right to information; the channel's management has apologized and promised to create a payment pla...
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28% Bias Score
Court Upholds F.A.Z. Report on Green Party's Alleged Illegal Donations
A Frankfurt court largely upheld the F.A.Z.'s reporting on Hessian Green Party leader Andreas Ewald's trips to Israel and the US, alleging illegal donations exceeding €1000 from non-European sources, leading to the resignation of the entire Hessian Green Party board and revealing misleading statemen...
Court Upholds F.A.Z. Report on Green Party's Alleged Illegal Donations
A Frankfurt court largely upheld the F.A.Z.'s reporting on Hessian Green Party leader Andreas Ewald's trips to Israel and the US, alleging illegal donations exceeding €1000 from non-European sources, leading to the resignation of the entire Hessian Green Party board and revealing misleading statemen...
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Pressure on US Media: The "60 Minutes" Case
60 Minutes," facing threats to its independence due to Paramount's merger needing Trump administration approval, exemplifies the broader pressure on US media under Trump, including lawsuits against CBS and ABC, FCC investigations into NBC and MSNBC, and potential media divestiture by large corporati...
Trump's Pressure on US Media: The "60 Minutes" Case
60 Minutes," facing threats to its independence due to Paramount's merger needing Trump administration approval, exemplifies the broader pressure on US media under Trump, including lawsuits against CBS and ABC, FCC investigations into NBC and MSNBC, and potential media divestiture by large corporati...
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40% Bias Score
71 Attacks on Northern Ireland Journalists Since 2019: Amnesty Report
Amnesty International reports 71 attacks or threats against journalists in Northern Ireland since 2019, primarily from paramilitary and organized crime groups; only two successful prosecutions since June 2022; journalists face a climate of fear, impacting press freedom and democratic processes.
71 Attacks on Northern Ireland Journalists Since 2019: Amnesty Report
Amnesty International reports 71 attacks or threats against journalists in Northern Ireland since 2019, primarily from paramilitary and organized crime groups; only two successful prosecutions since June 2022; journalists face a climate of fear, impacting press freedom and democratic processes.
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24% Bias Score
Azerbaijani Journalist Faces 12 Years in Prison Amidst Government Crackdown
Azerbaijani economist and RFE/RL journalist Farid Mehralizada was arrested on May 30, 2024, on charges of currency smuggling and other offenses, facing up to 12 years in prison; this is part of Azerbaijan's broader crackdown on dissent, highlighting the risks faced by journalists.
Azerbaijani Journalist Faces 12 Years in Prison Amidst Government Crackdown
Azerbaijani economist and RFE/RL journalist Farid Mehralizada was arrested on May 30, 2024, on charges of currency smuggling and other offenses, facing up to 12 years in prison; this is part of Azerbaijan's broader crackdown on dissent, highlighting the risks faced by journalists.
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48% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Journalists Face 80 Years in Prison for Exposing Corruption
Forbidden Stories won the European Press Prize for an investigation into corruption and repression in Azerbaijan, where seven journalists from Abzas Media face 80 years in prison for investigating how over €20 million in EU and Council of Europe funds were used.
Azerbaijan Journalists Face 80 Years in Prison for Exposing Corruption
Forbidden Stories won the European Press Prize for an investigation into corruption and repression in Azerbaijan, where seven journalists from Abzas Media face 80 years in prison for investigating how over €20 million in EU and Council of Europe funds were used.
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36% Bias Score
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