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Germany Accepts Afghan Refugees After Court Ruling
Following a court ruling, Germany has accepted 45 Afghan refugees who had won their visa applications through legal proceedings, marking the first arrivals under the program since it was suspended in May.
Germany Accepts Afghan Refugees After Court Ruling
Following a court ruling, Germany has accepted 45 Afghan refugees who had won their visa applications through legal proceedings, marking the first arrivals under the program since it was suspended in May.
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24% Bias Score
Japan to Aid Syria's Reconstruction with $5.5 Million UN Grant
Japan has committed $5.5 million to UN-Habitat for rebuilding infrastructure in Aleppo and Homs, Syria, to assist over 81,000 individuals returning after the civil war and recent earthquakes.
Japan to Aid Syria's Reconstruction with $5.5 Million UN Grant
Japan has committed $5.5 million to UN-Habitat for rebuilding infrastructure in Aleppo and Homs, Syria, to assist over 81,000 individuals returning after the civil war and recent earthquakes.
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20% Bias Score
Australia to Deport Non-Visa Holders to Nauru Under $314 Million Deal
Australia and Nauru signed a \$314 million agreement allowing Australia to deport non-visa holders to Nauru, sparking criticism from refugee advocates and human rights organizations.
Australia to Deport Non-Visa Holders to Nauru Under $314 Million Deal
Australia and Nauru signed a \$314 million agreement allowing Australia to deport non-visa holders to Nauru, sparking criticism from refugee advocates and human rights organizations.
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40% Bias Score
UNICEF
In Syria, UNICEF provides vital services to 7.5 million children amid a decade-long humanitarian crisis, impacting health, education, and psychosocial well-being, while also supporting community spaces and vocational training.
UNICEF
In Syria, UNICEF provides vital services to 7.5 million children amid a decade-long humanitarian crisis, impacting health, education, and psychosocial well-being, while also supporting community spaces and vocational training.
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60% Bias Score
Australia to Deport Hundreds of Foreign-Born Criminals to Nauru Under $400M Deal
Australia will pay Nauru $400 million over several years to accept the deportation of approximately 280 foreign-born criminals whose visas were cancelled due to character grounds, following a High Court ruling against indefinite detention without prospect of removal.
Australia to Deport Hundreds of Foreign-Born Criminals to Nauru Under $400M Deal
Australia will pay Nauru $400 million over several years to accept the deportation of approximately 280 foreign-born criminals whose visas were cancelled due to character grounds, following a High Court ruling against indefinite detention without prospect of removal.
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40% Bias Score
Post-2015 Migrant Influx Reshapes European Politics and Public Opinion
Following Angela Merkel's 2015 declaration "Wir schaffen das!" (We can do it!), over 1 million asylum seekers arrived in Germany in 2015-2016, triggering a surge in asylum applications across the EU and significantly impacting European politics and public opinion.
Post-2015 Migrant Influx Reshapes European Politics and Public Opinion
Following Angela Merkel's 2015 declaration "Wir schaffen das!" (We can do it!), over 1 million asylum seekers arrived in Germany in 2015-2016, triggering a surge in asylum applications across the EU and significantly impacting European politics and public opinion.
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20% Bias Score
Shifting European Attitudes Towards Migration: From Merkel's 'Wir schaffen das' to Stricter Asylum Policies
Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to allow unrestricted refugee entry into Germany led to over a million asylum applications in 2015-2016, impacting EU-wide asylum numbers and fueling a political shift towards stricter migration policies.
Shifting European Attitudes Towards Migration: From Merkel's 'Wir schaffen das' to Stricter Asylum Policies
Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to allow unrestricted refugee entry into Germany led to over a million asylum applications in 2015-2016, impacting EU-wide asylum numbers and fueling a political shift towards stricter migration policies.
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16% Bias Score
Germany's 2015 Refugee Influx: A Decade of Integration and Debate
Ten years after Angela Merkel's "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it) statement, which opened Germany's doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees in 2015-2016, the country continues to grapple with the lasting impacts of this policy, including integration challenges and economic effects.
Germany's 2015 Refugee Influx: A Decade of Integration and Debate
Ten years after Angela Merkel's "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it) statement, which opened Germany's doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees in 2015-2016, the country continues to grapple with the lasting impacts of this policy, including integration challenges and economic effects.
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20% Bias Score
Germany's 2015 Refugee Influx: A Decade of Integration and Challenges
Ten years after Angela Merkel's "Wir schaffen das" ("We can do it") statement welcoming refugees, Germany grapples with the long-term impacts of over 1.2 million asylum seekers arriving in 2015-2016, primarily from Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq, with the situation further complicated by the influx of...
Germany's 2015 Refugee Influx: A Decade of Integration and Challenges
Ten years after Angela Merkel's "Wir schaffen das" ("We can do it") statement welcoming refugees, Germany grapples with the long-term impacts of over 1.2 million asylum seekers arriving in 2015-2016, primarily from Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq, with the situation further complicated by the influx of...
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32% Bias Score
CDU shifts from Merkel's refugee policy: Germany sees drop in asylum seekers
Ten years after Angela Merkel's statement "Wir schaffen das" ("We can do it"), leading CDU politicians have distanced themselves from her refugee policy, citing a significant decrease in asylum seekers and increased border controls.
CDU shifts from Merkel's refugee policy: Germany sees drop in asylum seekers
Ten years after Angela Merkel's statement "Wir schaffen das" ("We can do it"), leading CDU politicians have distanced themselves from her refugee policy, citing a significant decrease in asylum seekers and increased border controls.
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56% Bias Score
Polish President Vetoes Ukrainian Aid Bill Amidst Growing Anti-Ukrainian Sentiment
Polish President Nawrocki vetoed a bill providing aid to Ukrainian refugees, despite potential negative consequences for Poland's administration and economy, fueled by rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment among Poles and a political power struggle.
Polish President Vetoes Ukrainian Aid Bill Amidst Growing Anti-Ukrainian Sentiment
Polish President Nawrocki vetoed a bill providing aid to Ukrainian refugees, despite potential negative consequences for Poland's administration and economy, fueled by rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment among Poles and a political power struggle.
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56% Bias Score
Europe's Shifting Stance on Immigration: From "We Can Do It" to Border Security
Since Germany's 2015 open-door policy, the EU has seen a surge in asylum applications, peaking again in 2023, leading to a policy shift from humanitarian aid to stricter border controls and faster deportations.
Europe's Shifting Stance on Immigration: From "We Can Do It" to Border Security
Since Germany's 2015 open-door policy, the EU has seen a surge in asylum applications, peaking again in 2023, leading to a policy shift from humanitarian aid to stricter border controls and faster deportations.
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28% Bias Score
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