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Sectarian Violence Erupts in Post-Assad Syria
Following the December 8th, 2023 overthrow of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, his successor Ahmed al-Sharaa faces challenges in unifying the nation amid sectarian violence, particularly against the Alawite minority, despite agreements with Kurds and Druze.
Sectarian Violence Erupts in Post-Assad Syria
Following the December 8th, 2023 overthrow of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, his successor Ahmed al-Sharaa faces challenges in unifying the nation amid sectarian violence, particularly against the Alawite minority, despite agreements with Kurds and Druze.
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44% Bias Score
PKK Declares Ceasefire Following Öcalan's Disarmament Call
Following a meeting between former AKP MP Mehmet Metiner and imprisoned HDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş, PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan called for the PKK's dissolution and disarmament, prompting a ceasefire from March 1st, with the PKK Executive Committee agreeing and requesting Öcalan's release.
PKK Declares Ceasefire Following Öcalan's Disarmament Call
Following a meeting between former AKP MP Mehmet Metiner and imprisoned HDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş, PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan called for the PKK's dissolution and disarmament, prompting a ceasefire from March 1st, with the PKK Executive Committee agreeing and requesting Öcalan's release.
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40% Bias Score
Shankill Centre: EU-funded peacebuilding initiative opens in Northern Ireland
The Shankill Shared Women's Centre, a 9.1 million euro facility funded by the EU's PEACE IV program, opened last summer in a historically divided area of Northern Ireland, offering resources and workshops to women from both Protestant and Catholic communities to reduce inter-community tensions.
Shankill Centre: EU-funded peacebuilding initiative opens in Northern Ireland
The Shankill Shared Women's Centre, a 9.1 million euro facility funded by the EU's PEACE IV program, opened last summer in a historically divided area of Northern Ireland, offering resources and workshops to women from both Protestant and Catholic communities to reduce inter-community tensions.
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44% Bias Score
Ghanaian Museum Uses Art to Confront Legacy of Slavery
The Nykyinkyim Museum in Ada, Ghana, displays over 3,500 clay head sculptures representing individuals enslaved and taken from Africa, created by Kwame Akoto-Bamfo to address the legacy of colonialism and slavery through art and education.
Ghanaian Museum Uses Art to Confront Legacy of Slavery
The Nykyinkyim Museum in Ada, Ghana, displays over 3,500 clay head sculptures representing individuals enslaved and taken from Africa, created by Kwame Akoto-Bamfo to address the legacy of colonialism and slavery through art and education.
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28% Bias Score
Turkish Delegation Visits Damascus, Signaling Improved Syria Relations
A high-level Turkish delegation, headed by Bilal Erdoğan, visited Damascus on an official trip aimed at strengthening relations with Syria, including meetings with top Syrian officials, and offering assistance and cooperation.
Turkish Delegation Visits Damascus, Signaling Improved Syria Relations
A high-level Turkish delegation, headed by Bilal Erdoğan, visited Damascus on an official trip aimed at strengthening relations with Syria, including meetings with top Syrian officials, and offering assistance and cooperation.
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56% Bias Score
Ontario First Nations Approve Child Welfare Reform Deal
Ontario First Nations chiefs overwhelmingly approved a child welfare reform deal with the federal government on Wednesday, allowing them to control child welfare services and ending discrimination; the deal, negotiated separately from a rejected national plan, needs federal and tribunal approval.
Ontario First Nations Approve Child Welfare Reform Deal
Ontario First Nations chiefs overwhelmingly approved a child welfare reform deal with the federal government on Wednesday, allowing them to control child welfare services and ending discrimination; the deal, negotiated separately from a rejected national plan, needs federal and tribunal approval.
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36% Bias Score
Syria and Neighbors Call for Sanctions Relief Amidst Internal Clashes
Syria and its neighbors—Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon—called for the lifting of Western sanctions and post-war reconciliation following a meeting in Amman, amid recent clashes between Syrian security forces and insurgents resulting in reported hundreds of deaths and ongoing concerns about IS and...
Syria and Neighbors Call for Sanctions Relief Amidst Internal Clashes
Syria and its neighbors—Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon—called for the lifting of Western sanctions and post-war reconciliation following a meeting in Amman, amid recent clashes between Syrian security forces and insurgents resulting in reported hundreds of deaths and ongoing concerns about IS and...
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Festival Commemorates Armenian Genocide's 110th Anniversary
The Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin commemorates the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with the "100 + 10 – Armenian Allegories" festival (April 24th-May 30th, 2025), showcasing Armenian art and literature to confront historical trauma and promote dialogue in the context of ongoing conflicts ...
Berlin Festival Commemorates Armenian Genocide's 110th Anniversary
The Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin commemorates the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with the "100 + 10 – Armenian Allegories" festival (April 24th-May 30th, 2025), showcasing Armenian art and literature to confront historical trauma and promote dialogue in the context of ongoing conflicts ...
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20% Bias Score
Former IRA Leader Condemns 'Disappeared' as War Crime
Brendan Hughes, a former IRA leader from County Tyrone, revealed in a BBC Spotlight interview that a death sentence imposed by the IRA in 1975 led to his understanding of victims' suffering and his condemnation of the "disappeared" as a war crime; he now seeks reconciliation and truth.
Former IRA Leader Condemns 'Disappeared' as War Crime
Brendan Hughes, a former IRA leader from County Tyrone, revealed in a BBC Spotlight interview that a death sentence imposed by the IRA in 1975 led to his understanding of victims' suffering and his condemnation of the "disappeared" as a war crime; he now seeks reconciliation and truth.
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40% Bias Score
Jerusalem Peace Summit Aims for Israeli-Palestinian Reconciliation
A Jerusalem peace summit (May 8-9, 2025), organized by the It's Time coalition, aims to foster Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation by focusing on shared values and practical steps toward peace, countering the narrative of perpetual conflict.
Jerusalem Peace Summit Aims for Israeli-Palestinian Reconciliation
A Jerusalem peace summit (May 8-9, 2025), organized by the It's Time coalition, aims to foster Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation by focusing on shared values and practical steps toward peace, countering the narrative of perpetual conflict.
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Government Invites Jewish Delegation Amidst Efforts to Rebuild and Reconnect
A delegation of Jewish officials visited Syria, marking a potential turning point in U.S.-Syria relations and aiming to facilitate the return of Syrian Jews after almost all of Syria's 30,000-strong Jewish community left starting in 1992.
Syrian Government Invites Jewish Delegation Amidst Efforts to Rebuild and Reconnect
A delegation of Jewish officials visited Syria, marking a potential turning point in U.S.-Syria relations and aiming to facilitate the return of Syrian Jews after almost all of Syria's 30,000-strong Jewish community left starting in 1992.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Museums Urge Faster Release of WWII Archives
Fourteen Dutch war museums are urging the Culture Minister to expedite the release of World War II archives delayed due to privacy concerns, highlighting the conflict between preserving privacy and ensuring public access to crucial historical records.
Dutch Museums Urge Faster Release of WWII Archives
Fourteen Dutch war museums are urging the Culture Minister to expedite the release of World War II archives delayed due to privacy concerns, highlighting the conflict between preserving privacy and ensuring public access to crucial historical records.
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44% Bias Score
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