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Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption and Government Inaction
Eighty Serbian university students cycled 1,400 kilometers to Strasbourg to protest government corruption and the deaths of 16 people in a train station collapse; their five-month-long protests have paralyzed universities and aim to pressure the Council of Europe for action.
Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption and Government Inaction
Eighty Serbian university students cycled 1,400 kilometers to Strasbourg to protest government corruption and the deaths of 16 people in a train station collapse; their five-month-long protests have paralyzed universities and aim to pressure the Council of Europe for action.
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52% Bias Score
Protests, Arrests Mark Marjorie Taylor Greene's Town Hall
During a Georgia town hall on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced protests; six attendees were removed, three arrested (two tased), prompting Greene to criticize the media's coverage of an erroneously deported individual.
Protests, Arrests Mark Marjorie Taylor Greene's Town Hall
During a Georgia town hall on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene faced protests; six attendees were removed, three arrested (two tased), prompting Greene to criticize the media's coverage of an erroneously deported individual.
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52% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Demand Governance Reform Amidst Vučić's Rule
Widespread protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2023 train station collapse that killed 16, demand better governance, an end to corruption, and press freedom, reflecting long-standing grievances against President Aleksandar Vučić's rule.
Serbian Protests Demand Governance Reform Amidst Vučić's Rule
Widespread protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2023 train station collapse that killed 16, demand better governance, an end to corruption, and press freedom, reflecting long-standing grievances against President Aleksandar Vučić's rule.
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44% Bias Score
Columbia Student Arrested: Alleged Retaliation for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia University student with a green card, was arrested by ICE agents in Vermont on Monday while attending a citizenship test; his lawyers allege the arrest is in retaliation for his pro-Palestinian activism, echoing the earlier arrest of Mahmoud Khalil.
Columbia Student Arrested: Alleged Retaliation for Pro-Palestinian Activism
Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia University student with a green card, was arrested by ICE agents in Vermont on Monday while attending a citizenship test; his lawyers allege the arrest is in retaliation for his pro-Palestinian activism, echoing the earlier arrest of Mahmoud Khalil.
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56% Bias Score
Hungary Bans Pride Parades via Constitutional Amendment
Following protests in Budapest against a ban on the "Gay Pride" parade, the Hungarian government passed a constitutional amendment banning such events, citing child protection, and enabling fines up to €500 and facial recognition technology use at protests.
Hungary Bans Pride Parades via Constitutional Amendment
Following protests in Budapest against a ban on the "Gay Pride" parade, the Hungarian government passed a constitutional amendment banning such events, citing child protection, and enabling fines up to €500 and facial recognition technology use at protests.
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60% Bias Score
Vucic Holds Massive Rally Amidst Ongoing Serbian Protests
On April 12th-13th, 2025, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic held a massive pro-government rally in Belgrade, drawing an estimated 55,000 attendees, declaring the end of the opposition's "colorful revolution" and initiating a new movement amid ongoing student protests and government crackdowns.
Vucic Holds Massive Rally Amidst Ongoing Serbian Protests
On April 12th-13th, 2025, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic held a massive pro-government rally in Belgrade, drawing an estimated 55,000 attendees, declaring the end of the opposition's "colorful revolution" and initiating a new movement amid ongoing student protests and government crackdowns.
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56% Bias Score
Protesters Breach Security, Confront Australian Prime Minister
On Tuesday, two men associated with the "Melbourne Freedom Rally," a right-wing group, accessed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Melbourne hotel and briefly confronted him with questions about housing and immigration before being stopped by security; this incident follows similar security breaches ...
Protesters Breach Security, Confront Australian Prime Minister
On Tuesday, two men associated with the "Melbourne Freedom Rally," a right-wing group, accessed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Melbourne hotel and briefly confronted him with questions about housing and immigration before being stopped by security; this incident follows similar security breaches ...
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32% Bias Score
Turkish Court Upholds Student Protest Rights
Peaceful protests by Turkish high school students raise constitutional questions regarding children's rights to assembly and demonstration, particularly in light of disciplinary actions and conflicting regulations; a recent Constitutional Court ruling supports students' rights.
Turkish Court Upholds Student Protest Rights
Peaceful protests by Turkish high school students raise constitutional questions regarding children's rights to assembly and demonstration, particularly in light of disciplinary actions and conflicting regulations; a recent Constitutional Court ruling supports students' rights.
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40% Bias Score
Serbia: Paid Actors Used to Disrupt Student Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, over 100 people protested against the government's alleged use of paid actors posing as parents to force the resumption of school classes amidst over 120 days of strikes and protests against corruption and nepotism, sparked by a deadly train station collapse.
Serbia: Paid Actors Used to Disrupt Student Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, over 100 people protested against the government's alleged use of paid actors posing as parents to force the resumption of school classes amidst over 120 days of strikes and protests against corruption and nepotism, sparked by a deadly train station collapse.
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56% Bias Score
Serbia: Government Declares Victory Over Protests, Promises Crackdown
In Belgrade, President Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party held a massive rally of at least 55,000 people, declaring victory against a "color revolution" and demanding a crackdown on ongoing student-led protests against his government, which have lasted for months and included arrests and violence again...
Serbia: Government Declares Victory Over Protests, Promises Crackdown
In Belgrade, President Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party held a massive rally of at least 55,000 people, declaring victory against a "color revolution" and demanding a crackdown on ongoing student-led protests against his government, which have lasted for months and included arrests and violence again...
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40% Bias Score
İmamoğlu Arrest Fuels Deepening Distrust in Turkish Justice System
A poll reveals 65% of Turkish citizens view the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu as government pressure on the opposition, leading to 61% expressing a more negative view of democracy and the rule of law; this reflects a deeper societal disillusionment beyond political lines.
İmamoğlu Arrest Fuels Deepening Distrust in Turkish Justice System
A poll reveals 65% of Turkish citizens view the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu as government pressure on the opposition, leading to 61% expressing a more negative view of democracy and the rule of law; this reflects a deeper societal disillusionment beyond political lines.
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40% Bias Score
Istanbul Mayor's Arrest Sparks Massive Youth-Led Protests in Turkey
The arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on March 19th triggered massive protests, primarily involving students born after 2000, who faced police violence; this event is seen by many analysts as the most significant social event in Turkey in the last eleven years, mirroring the 2013 Gezi Park pro...
Istanbul Mayor's Arrest Sparks Massive Youth-Led Protests in Turkey
The arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on March 19th triggered massive protests, primarily involving students born after 2000, who faced police violence; this event is seen by many analysts as the most significant social event in Turkey in the last eleven years, mirroring the 2013 Gezi Park pro...
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44% Bias Score
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