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Orbán's Anti-Liberal Crackdown Before Hungary's Election
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, facing political uncertainty and economic challenges, is intensifying his anti-liberal campaign before Easter, targeting LGBTQ+ rights, civil society, and international institutions while his government faces investigations into the misuse of EU funds.
Orbán's Anti-Liberal Crackdown Before Hungary's Election
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, facing political uncertainty and economic challenges, is intensifying his anti-liberal campaign before Easter, targeting LGBTQ+ rights, civil society, and international institutions while his government faces investigations into the misuse of EU funds.
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44% Bias Score
Rotenberg Brothers Orchestrate Russia's "Soft Nationalization," Seizing Trillions in Assets
Arkady and Boris Rotenberg orchestrated Russia's "soft nationalization" seizing assets worth almost 2.4 trillion rubles in 2024, including shares of Sheremetyevo Airport and at least three companies acquired by Roskhim, a conglomerate linked to them, following the departure of foreign businesses aft...
Rotenberg Brothers Orchestrate Russia's "Soft Nationalization," Seizing Trillions in Assets
Arkady and Boris Rotenberg orchestrated Russia's "soft nationalization" seizing assets worth almost 2.4 trillion rubles in 2024, including shares of Sheremetyevo Airport and at least three companies acquired by Roskhim, a conglomerate linked to them, following the departure of foreign businesses aft...
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48% Bias Score
Anti-'Wokeness': Distinguishing Genuine Critique from Authoritarian Appropriation
The author criticizes the conflation of anti-"wokeness" sentiment with support for Putin and Trump, highlighting the distinct values motivating genuine critiques of "wokeness" versus those of authoritarian regimes.
Anti-'Wokeness': Distinguishing Genuine Critique from Authoritarian Appropriation
The author criticizes the conflation of anti-"wokeness" sentiment with support for Putin and Trump, highlighting the distinct values motivating genuine critiques of "wokeness" versus those of authoritarian regimes.
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60% Bias Score
Ovechkin Breaks Gretzky's NHL Goal Record Amidst Public Controversy
Alex Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal-scoring record with his 895th goal, celebrated on the ice with family and fellow hockey legends despite his team's loss to the New York Islanders; the event drew widespread attention and congratulations from various sports icons, yet also highlighted his ...
Ovechkin Breaks Gretzky's NHL Goal Record Amidst Public Controversy
Alex Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal-scoring record with his 895th goal, celebrated on the ice with family and fellow hockey legends despite his team's loss to the New York Islanders; the event drew widespread attention and congratulations from various sports icons, yet also highlighted his ...
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48% Bias Score
Alleged Russian Interference in German Politics Raises National Security Concerns
This article discusses alleged Russian interference in German politics, including the recruitment of individuals for acts of sabotage and the spread of disinformation, highlighting the lack of a robust governmental response and potential threats to national security.
Alleged Russian Interference in German Politics Raises National Security Concerns
This article discusses alleged Russian interference in German politics, including the recruitment of individuals for acts of sabotage and the spread of disinformation, highlighting the lack of a robust governmental response and potential threats to national security.
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64% Bias Score
Ovechkin Breaks NHL Goal Record Amidst Putin Support Controversy
Alexander Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL record for regular season goals on April 6th, 2023, prompting celebrations but also criticism due to his continued public support of Vladimir Putin despite Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Ovechkin Breaks NHL Goal Record Amidst Putin Support Controversy
Alexander Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL record for regular season goals on April 6th, 2023, prompting celebrations but also criticism due to his continued public support of Vladimir Putin despite Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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48% Bias Score
Special Court for Ukraine Aggression: Trials Only with Accused Present
Western nations plan a special court to prosecute Russia's aggression against Ukraine, but will only try top officials if present, a compromise limiting trials in absentia until they leave office; the court is set to be established under the Council of Europe, with a May 9th signing in Kyiv.
Special Court for Ukraine Aggression: Trials Only with Accused Present
Western nations plan a special court to prosecute Russia's aggression against Ukraine, but will only try top officials if present, a compromise limiting trials in absentia until they leave office; the court is set to be established under the Council of Europe, with a May 9th signing in Kyiv.
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36% Bias Score
German Expert Warns of Europe's Potentially Last Peaceful Summer
German military expert Sönke Neitzel warned in a March 21st Bild interview that this summer could be Europe's last peaceful one due to Vladimir Putin's actions and the changed global security landscape, emphasizing the need for swift Western adaptation to potential future conflicts.
German Expert Warns of Europe's Potentially Last Peaceful Summer
German military expert Sönke Neitzel warned in a March 21st Bild interview that this summer could be Europe's last peaceful one due to Vladimir Putin's actions and the changed global security landscape, emphasizing the need for swift Western adaptation to potential future conflicts.
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52% Bias Score
Failed Peace Talks Weaken Ukraine's Defense Against Russian Drone Attacks
In eastern Ukraine, Russian drones using optical fibers to bypass jamming systems are attacking Ukrainian forces, while failed peace talks under President Trump are causing low morale and recruitment difficulties, resulting in a weakened defense and civilian casualties.
Failed Peace Talks Weaken Ukraine's Defense Against Russian Drone Attacks
In eastern Ukraine, Russian drones using optical fibers to bypass jamming systems are attacking Ukrainian forces, while failed peace talks under President Trump are causing low morale and recruitment difficulties, resulting in a weakened defense and civilian casualties.
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64% Bias Score
Crackdown on Russian Business Elite Signals a New Era of Repression
The arrest of Vadim Moshkovich, a prominent Russian businessman, signals a renewed Kremlin crackdown on the business elite, mirroring the fate of the Russian liberal party in the 1990s and highlighting the urgent need for cooperation between these groups to challenge Putin's regime.
Crackdown on Russian Business Elite Signals a New Era of Repression
The arrest of Vadim Moshkovich, a prominent Russian businessman, signals a renewed Kremlin crackdown on the business elite, mirroring the fate of the Russian liberal party in the 1990s and highlighting the urgent need for cooperation between these groups to challenge Putin's regime.
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48% Bias Score
Ovechkin Breaks Gretzky's NHL Goal Record Amidst Putin Controversy
Alexander Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal record on Sunday, scoring his 895th career goal, while his longstanding relationship with Vladimir Putin remains a source of controversy.
Ovechkin Breaks Gretzky's NHL Goal Record Amidst Putin Controversy
Alexander Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal record on Sunday, scoring his 895th career goal, while his longstanding relationship with Vladimir Putin remains a source of controversy.
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32% Bias Score
Aeroflot Reports 17% Passenger Growth in 2024
During a Kremlin meeting, Aeroflot CEO reported a 17% increase in passengers (55 million) in 2024, driven by legal changes enabling 'wet leasing' and an expansion of domestic routes, bypassing Moscow in 60% of flights, with flat fares to the Far East costing 10 billion rubles annually.
Aeroflot Reports 17% Passenger Growth in 2024
During a Kremlin meeting, Aeroflot CEO reported a 17% increase in passengers (55 million) in 2024, driven by legal changes enabling 'wet leasing' and an expansion of domestic routes, bypassing Moscow in 60% of flights, with flat fares to the Far East costing 10 billion rubles annually.
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40% Bias Score
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