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South African Farmer Relocates to US Under Trump's Controversial Policy
Charl Kleinhaus, a white South African farmer, relocated to the US with 59 others under President Trump's policy, citing death threats and land expropriation concerns, despite criticism and questions regarding the vetting process.
South African Farmer Relocates to US Under Trump's Controversial Policy
Charl Kleinhaus, a white South African farmer, relocated to the US with 59 others under President Trump's policy, citing death threats and land expropriation concerns, despite criticism and questions regarding the vetting process.
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52% Bias Score
Migrant's Perilous Journey Highlights Rising Crisis in Mediterranean
24 sub-Saharan migrants, including 21-year-old Yaya Colley from Gambia, arrived in Formentera, Spain on March 27, 2024, after a 35-hour journey from Algeria in a 6-meter boat; one migrant was injured, and Yaya spent time in detention but was later released.
Migrant's Perilous Journey Highlights Rising Crisis in Mediterranean
24 sub-Saharan migrants, including 21-year-old Yaya Colley from Gambia, arrived in Formentera, Spain on March 27, 2024, after a 35-hour journey from Algeria in a 6-meter boat; one migrant was injured, and Yaya spent time in detention but was later released.
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48% Bias Score
Maashorst Council Approves 1000-Person Asylum Housing Plan Despite Protests
The Maashorst municipality council approved a plan for approximately 1000 asylum seekers and residents in need of housing, including a 300-person asylum center in Uden, despite significant public protests that included unrest and police intervention in April and June.
Maashorst Council Approves 1000-Person Asylum Housing Plan Despite Protests
The Maashorst municipality council approved a plan for approximately 1000 asylum seekers and residents in need of housing, including a 300-person asylum center in Uden, despite significant public protests that included unrest and police intervention in April and June.
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44% Bias Score
Saigon's Fall: A Family's Flight and the Power of Decisive Action
In April 1975, the author's family fled Saigon's fall, relocating from the Philippines to Guam and eventually the US, facing significant challenges while the father remained in Vietnam; the mother's decision to go to the US, instead of France, opened paths to success.
Saigon's Fall: A Family's Flight and the Power of Decisive Action
In April 1975, the author's family fled Saigon's fall, relocating from the Philippines to Guam and eventually the US, facing significant challenges while the father remained in Vietnam; the mother's decision to go to the US, instead of France, opened paths to success.
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44% Bias Score
Anti-Ukrainian Sentiment Rises in Poland Amidst Presidential Election
Rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland, fueled by a polarizing election and online disinformation, is impacting the 2.5 million Ukrainian refugees living there, with reports of bullying, abuse, and a significant drop in public support from 81% two years ago to 50% in March 2025.
Anti-Ukrainian Sentiment Rises in Poland Amidst Presidential Election
Rising anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland, fueled by a polarizing election and online disinformation, is impacting the 2.5 million Ukrainian refugees living there, with reports of bullying, abuse, and a significant drop in public support from 81% two years ago to 50% in March 2025.
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52% Bias Score
EU Reports Significant Drop in Irregular Migration
Irregular migration into the EU decreased significantly across major routes in the first four months of 2024, with the central Mediterranean route seeing a 3% drop to 15,700 crossings, the eastern Mediterranean route a 30% drop to 12,200, and crossings to Spain and the Canary Islands also falling si...
EU Reports Significant Drop in Irregular Migration
Irregular migration into the EU decreased significantly across major routes in the first four months of 2024, with the central Mediterranean route seeing a 3% drop to 15,700 crossings, the eastern Mediterranean route a 30% drop to 12,200, and crossings to Spain and the Canary Islands also falling si...
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48% Bias Score
US to Lift Sanctions on Syria After 45 Years
The US announced the complete lifting of sanctions on Syria after 45 years of isolation, following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad and the formation of a new government under Ahmad al-Sharaa. This decision comes with conditions, including improved relations with Israel and counter-terrorism coopera...
US to Lift Sanctions on Syria After 45 Years
The US announced the complete lifting of sanctions on Syria after 45 years of isolation, following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad and the formation of a new government under Ahmad al-Sharaa. This decision comes with conditions, including improved relations with Israel and counter-terrorism coopera...
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48% Bias Score
Record Number of North Korean Defectors in South Korea's Public Sector
By the end of 2024, a record 211 North Korean defectors held South Korean public sector jobs, reflecting Seoul's intensified social integration programs and financial support for defectors facing unemployment and social isolation.
Record Number of North Korean Defectors in South Korea's Public Sector
By the end of 2024, a record 211 North Korean defectors held South Korean public sector jobs, reflecting Seoul's intensified social integration programs and financial support for defectors facing unemployment and social isolation.
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24% Bias Score
Mass Deportations Create Humanitarian Crisis at Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
Pakistan's deportation of nearly 145,000 Afghan refugees since last month has created a humanitarian crisis at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, with up to 7,000 people arriving daily in overcrowded camps facing severe food and water shortages, malnutrition, and disease, amid concerns over reduced in...
Mass Deportations Create Humanitarian Crisis at Afghanistan-Pakistan Border
Pakistan's deportation of nearly 145,000 Afghan refugees since last month has created a humanitarian crisis at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, with up to 7,000 people arriving daily in overcrowded camps facing severe food and water shortages, malnutrition, and disease, amid concerns over reduced in...
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48% Bias Score
59 White South Africans Granted US Refugee Status Amidst Disputed Claims of Persecution
President Trump fast-tracked the immigration of 59 white South African refugees to the US on Monday, citing a "genocide" against white farmers despite evidence refuting claims of widespread persecution, straining US-South Africa relations.
59 White South Africans Granted US Refugee Status Amidst Disputed Claims of Persecution
President Trump fast-tracked the immigration of 59 white South African refugees to the US on Monday, citing a "genocide" against white farmers despite evidence refuting claims of widespread persecution, straining US-South Africa relations.
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72% Bias Score
Ramaphosa Condemns Afrikaners' US Relocation Amidst Land Reform Dispute
President Cyril Ramaphosa called 59 white South Africans who relocated to the US "cowards," rejecting claims of persecution as they received refugee status from President Trump amidst ongoing land reform disputes and accusations of racial discrimination in South Africa.
Ramaphosa Condemns Afrikaners' US Relocation Amidst Land Reform Dispute
President Cyril Ramaphosa called 59 white South Africans who relocated to the US "cowards," rejecting claims of persecution as they received refugee status from President Trump amidst ongoing land reform disputes and accusations of racial discrimination in South Africa.
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56% Bias Score
White South Africans Granted US Refugee Status Amidst Land Reform Dispute
Fifty-nine white South Africans arrived in the US on a private charter flight after President Trump announced a program to accept refugees from South Africa, citing a new land expropriation law and claims of "genocide" against white farmers, despite denials from South African officials and experts.
White South Africans Granted US Refugee Status Amidst Land Reform Dispute
Fifty-nine white South Africans arrived in the US on a private charter flight after President Trump announced a program to accept refugees from South Africa, citing a new land expropriation law and claims of "genocide" against white farmers, despite denials from South African officials and experts.
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80% Bias Score
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