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UK Rejects Compensation for Afghans in Major Data Breach
The UK government will not compensate roughly 18,714 Afghans whose details were leaked in a 2022 data breach, despite previous payouts for similar incidents, citing a review concluding minimal Taliban targeting risk; however, hundreds of data protection claims are expected.
UK Rejects Compensation for Afghans in Major Data Breach
The UK government will not compensate roughly 18,714 Afghans whose details were leaked in a 2022 data breach, despite previous payouts for similar incidents, citing a review concluding minimal Taliban targeting risk; however, hundreds of data protection claims are expected.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Deports 81 Afghan Criminals Amid Human Rights Concerns
Germany deported 81 Afghan men convicted of serious crimes back to Kabul on Thursday, a move criticized by human rights organizations amid concerns about the human rights situation in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, despite the German government's insistence on a "legitimate interest of citizens" fo...
Germany Deports 81 Afghan Criminals Amid Human Rights Concerns
Germany deported 81 Afghan men convicted of serious crimes back to Kabul on Thursday, a move criticized by human rights organizations amid concerns about the human rights situation in Afghanistan under Taliban rule, despite the German government's insistence on a "legitimate interest of citizens" fo...
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60% Bias Score
UK Government Inherits Afghan Evacuation Crisis After Data Leak
A leaked list of approximately 18,700 Afghans endangered by the previous UK government led to a costly, secret relocation program by the current Labour government, sparking a political controversy and an ongoing parliamentary investigation.
UK Government Inherits Afghan Evacuation Crisis After Data Leak
A leaked list of approximately 18,700 Afghans endangered by the previous UK government led to a costly, secret relocation program by the current Labour government, sparking a political controversy and an ongoing parliamentary investigation.
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48% Bias Score
Mauritania's Crackdown on Migration Causes 40% Drop in Canary Island Arrivals
A 40% decrease in migrant arrivals in the Canary Islands from Mauritania in 2025 is attributed to Mauritania's intensified border controls and expulsions, fueled by a €500 million agreement with Spain and the EU, prompting accusations of human rights abuses and impacting refugees and asylum seekers.
Mauritania's Crackdown on Migration Causes 40% Drop in Canary Island Arrivals
A 40% decrease in migrant arrivals in the Canary Islands from Mauritania in 2025 is attributed to Mauritania's intensified border controls and expulsions, fueled by a €500 million agreement with Spain and the EU, prompting accusations of human rights abuses and impacting refugees and asylum seekers.
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56% Bias Score
Greece Suspends Asylum Registrations for Boat Arrivals
Greece temporarily suspended asylum registrations for boat arrivals for 90 days, sparking condemnation from NGOs who cite human rights violations and the impracticality of deportations without registration; this follows increased arrivals on Greek islands and aligns with a broader European trend of ...
Greece Suspends Asylum Registrations for Boat Arrivals
Greece temporarily suspended asylum registrations for boat arrivals for 90 days, sparking condemnation from NGOs who cite human rights violations and the impracticality of deportations without registration; this follows increased arrivals on Greek islands and aligns with a broader European trend of ...
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56% Bias Score
Ukraine War Displaces 10 Million, Prompts €10 Billion Reconstruction Pledge
The war in Ukraine has displaced approximately 10 million people, with the UNHCR providing aid and working on a winter plan; European leaders pledged over €10 billion for reconstruction at a recent conference, and a post-war stabilization force is being planned.
Ukraine War Displaces 10 Million, Prompts €10 Billion Reconstruction Pledge
The war in Ukraine has displaced approximately 10 million people, with the UNHCR providing aid and working on a winter plan; European leaders pledged over €10 billion for reconstruction at a recent conference, and a post-war stabilization force is being planned.
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24% Bias Score
Spain Overtakes Germany as Top EU Asylum Destination
Germany is no longer the top EU destination for asylum seekers; Spain now leads, as the fall of Assad's regime decreased Syrian applications while Venezuelan applications rose due to the country's crisis. In May 2025, Spain received almost 12,800 applications, Germany 9,900, and Italy 12,300.
Spain Overtakes Germany as Top EU Asylum Destination
Germany is no longer the top EU destination for asylum seekers; Spain now leads, as the fall of Assad's regime decreased Syrian applications while Venezuelan applications rose due to the country's crisis. In May 2025, Spain received almost 12,800 applications, Germany 9,900, and Italy 12,300.
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36% Bias Score
UK Data Leak Endangers Afghan Allies
A data leak from the British government has exposed the personal information of Afghan individuals who assisted British forces, resulting in death threats, displacement, and fear, underscoring failures in data protection and raising concerns about the UK's ability to protect its allies.
UK Data Leak Endangers Afghan Allies
A data leak from the British government has exposed the personal information of Afghan individuals who assisted British forces, resulting in death threats, displacement, and fear, underscoring failures in data protection and raising concerns about the UK's ability to protect its allies.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Council of State Critiques Yemeni Asylum Policy
The Dutch Council of State ruled that the government must better justify its rejection of Yemeni asylum seekers, citing insufficient research into the conflict's intensity and impact on civilians, requiring a reassessment of numerous pending applications.
Dutch Council of State Critiques Yemeni Asylum Policy
The Dutch Council of State ruled that the government must better justify its rejection of Yemeni asylum seekers, citing insufficient research into the conflict's intensity and impact on civilians, requiring a reassessment of numerous pending applications.
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24% Bias Score
US Judge Blocks Trump Administration from Using Travel Ban to Prevent Approved Refugees from Entering the Country
A US District Judge ruled against the Trump administration, preventing it from blocking approved refugees under a travel ban affecting 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Yemen, Iran, and Sudan, ordering the administration to process 80 refugees already vetted.
US Judge Blocks Trump Administration from Using Travel Ban to Prevent Approved Refugees from Entering the Country
A US District Judge ruled against the Trump administration, preventing it from blocking approved refugees under a travel ban affecting 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Yemen, Iran, and Sudan, ordering the administration to process 80 refugees already vetted.
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48% Bias Score
UK Resumes Syrian Asylum Claim Processing After Seven-Month Pause
The UK has resumed processing Syrian asylum claims after a seven-month pause caused by the fall of the Assad regime and rise of HTS, impacting over 7,000 asylum seekers and prompting updated government guidelines for assessing individual cases.
UK Resumes Syrian Asylum Claim Processing After Seven-Month Pause
The UK has resumed processing Syrian asylum claims after a seven-month pause caused by the fall of the Assad regime and rise of HTS, impacting over 7,000 asylum seekers and prompting updated government guidelines for assessing individual cases.
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine War Displaces Millions, Underscoring Need for Continued International Aid
The Russia-Ukraine war displaced nearly 10 million Ukrainians—3.8 million internally and 5.6 million abroad—with most preferring proximity to their homes, necessitating continued international humanitarian and recovery aid as conflict intensifies, particularly given the upcoming winter.
Ukraine War Displaces Millions, Underscoring Need for Continued International Aid
The Russia-Ukraine war displaced nearly 10 million Ukrainians—3.8 million internally and 5.6 million abroad—with most preferring proximity to their homes, necessitating continued international humanitarian and recovery aid as conflict intensifies, particularly given the upcoming winter.
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24% Bias Score
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