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Cyprus: Cemetery Restoration Symbolizes Reconciliation 51 Years After Invasion
Fifty-one years after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, both Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities are restoring 15 cemeteries along the Green Line, costing ā¬700,000, as a sign of reconciliation and respect, funded partly by the EU and started last May.
Cyprus: Cemetery Restoration Symbolizes Reconciliation 51 Years After Invasion
Fifty-one years after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, both Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities are restoring 15 cemeteries along the Green Line, costing ā¬700,000, as a sign of reconciliation and respect, funded partly by the EU and started last May.
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32% Bias Score
Japanese Footballer's Self-Correction on Nanjing Massacre Highlights Historical Distortion
Former Japanese football player Keisuke Honda publicly corrected his past denial of the Nanjing Massacre after reviewing historical evidence, prompting a Chinese expert to commend his action as a potential model for Japanese youth to reassess historical understanding, while highlighting the widespre...
Japanese Footballer's Self-Correction on Nanjing Massacre Highlights Historical Distortion
Former Japanese football player Keisuke Honda publicly corrected his past denial of the Nanjing Massacre after reviewing historical evidence, prompting a Chinese expert to commend his action as a potential model for Japanese youth to reassess historical understanding, while highlighting the widespre...
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40% Bias Score
Armenia-TĆ¼rkiye Peace Prospects Rise After Azerbaijan Deal
The recent Azerbaijan-Armenia peace deal raises hopes for similar progress between Armenia and TĆ¼rkiye, despite historical tensions and territorial disputes; President Pashinyan's efforts to promote reconciliation face challenges from a nationalistic diaspora and low approval ratings.
Armenia-TĆ¼rkiye Peace Prospects Rise After Azerbaijan Deal
The recent Azerbaijan-Armenia peace deal raises hopes for similar progress between Armenia and TĆ¼rkiye, despite historical tensions and territorial disputes; President Pashinyan's efforts to promote reconciliation face challenges from a nationalistic diaspora and low approval ratings.
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32% Bias Score
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing
Eighty years after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, a minute of silence was observed at the exact time of the bombing, marking the event with the first ringing of the restored cathedral bell since 1945, with record international attendance, including Russia and Israel, underscoring the enduring impac...
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing
Eighty years after the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, a minute of silence was observed at the exact time of the bombing, marking the event with the first ringing of the restored cathedral bell since 1945, with record international attendance, including Russia and Israel, underscoring the enduring impac...
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24% Bias Score
Grandchildren of US Bomber Crewman and Hiroshima-Nagasaki Survivor Promote Nuclear Abolition
The grandchildren of a U.S. serviceman on the atomic bombing missions and a Japanese double-survivor are collaborating to promote nuclear abolition and reconciliation, sharing their grandfathers' stories to highlight the shared human cost of war and foster understanding.
Grandchildren of US Bomber Crewman and Hiroshima-Nagasaki Survivor Promote Nuclear Abolition
The grandchildren of a U.S. serviceman on the atomic bombing missions and a Japanese double-survivor are collaborating to promote nuclear abolition and reconciliation, sharing their grandfathers' stories to highlight the shared human cost of war and foster understanding.
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40% Bias Score
Coded Diary Reveals 1852 Killing of Yamatji People
Newly discovered coded diary entries from Western Australian pastoralist Major Logue detail the killing of Yamatji people in 1852, prompting descendants of both sides to address historical trauma and seek reconciliation; confirming generations of Yamatji knowledge.
Coded Diary Reveals 1852 Killing of Yamatji People
Newly discovered coded diary entries from Western Australian pastoralist Major Logue detail the killing of Yamatji people in 1852, prompting descendants of both sides to address historical trauma and seek reconciliation; confirming generations of Yamatji knowledge.
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32% Bias Score
France Admits to Colonial-Era Atrocities in Cameroon
French President Emmanuel Macron admitted in a letter to Cameroonian President Paul Biya that France committed atrocities in Cameroon between 1945 and 1971, including the killings of independence leaders and the forced displacement of thousands into internment camps; this is the first time France ha...
France Admits to Colonial-Era Atrocities in Cameroon
French President Emmanuel Macron admitted in a letter to Cameroonian President Paul Biya that France committed atrocities in Cameroon between 1945 and 1971, including the killings of independence leaders and the forced displacement of thousands into internment camps; this is the first time France ha...
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44% Bias Score
2005 Meeting: A Lost Opportunity for Peace in Turkey
A 2005 photograph depicts a meeting between Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip ErdoÄan and eight intellectuals, including Osman Kavala, initiated to encourage a PKK ceasefire and address the Kurdish conflict; this meeting, initially seen as promising, now highlights Turkey's trajectory toward authoritari...
2005 Meeting: A Lost Opportunity for Peace in Turkey
A 2005 photograph depicts a meeting between Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip ErdoÄan and eight intellectuals, including Osman Kavala, initiated to encourage a PKK ceasefire and address the Kurdish conflict; this meeting, initially seen as promising, now highlights Turkey's trajectory toward authoritari...
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52% Bias Score
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing Amidst Calls for Global Peace
On August 9th, Nagasaki, Japan, observed the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a minute of silence at the explosion time, featuring the first post-bombing ringing of the restored cathedral bell; record international participation included Russia and Israel, emphasizing the global urgency f...
Nagasaki Marks 80th Anniversary of Atomic Bombing Amidst Calls for Global Peace
On August 9th, Nagasaki, Japan, observed the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a minute of silence at the explosion time, featuring the first post-bombing ringing of the restored cathedral bell; record international participation included Russia and Israel, emphasizing the global urgency f...
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32% Bias Score
Syria Refuses Paris Talks with Kurdish SDF, Jeopardizing Integration Deal
Syria will not attend planned Paris meetings with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), jeopardizing a March deal for the SDF to join Syrian state institutions after 14 years of war, according to a Syrian government source quoted by the state news agency SANA on Saturday.
Syria Refuses Paris Talks with Kurdish SDF, Jeopardizing Integration Deal
Syria will not attend planned Paris meetings with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), jeopardizing a March deal for the SDF to join Syrian state institutions after 14 years of war, according to a Syrian government source quoted by the state news agency SANA on Saturday.
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40% Bias Score
Kahnawake to Impose Tolls to Counter Federal Budget Cuts
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake plans to impose tolls on roads crossing its territory, potentially charging around $4.60 per vehicle, to offset looming federal budget cuts to Indigenous Services Canada, which the council says amounts to "racialized austerity" and violates Section 15 of the Charter o...
Kahnawake to Impose Tolls to Counter Federal Budget Cuts
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake plans to impose tolls on roads crossing its territory, potentially charging around $4.60 per vehicle, to offset looming federal budget cuts to Indigenous Services Canada, which the council says amounts to "racialized austerity" and violates Section 15 of the Charter o...
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44% Bias Score
Differing Perspectives on Operation Storm's 30th Anniversary
Thirty years after Operation Storm, two Krajina refugees in Serbia, Ratko KrajÄinoviÄ and Nenad AbramoviÄ, offer contrasting perspectives on reconciliation and the lasting impact of displacement, highlighting the mixed emotions and challenges faced by the community.
Differing Perspectives on Operation Storm's 30th Anniversary
Thirty years after Operation Storm, two Krajina refugees in Serbia, Ratko KrajÄinoviÄ and Nenad AbramoviÄ, offer contrasting perspectives on reconciliation and the lasting impact of displacement, highlighting the mixed emotions and challenges faced by the community.
Progress
32% Bias Score
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