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Venlo Museum Showcases Humor's Political Power in Art
The Museum van Bommel van Dam in Venlo opened "It's Not A Joke," an exhibition exploring humor in art and its power to address serious issues like migration and gender politics, featuring works by Salim Bayri, Sarah Lucas, Agata Siwek, and others.
Venlo Museum Showcases Humor's Political Power in Art
The Museum van Bommel van Dam in Venlo opened "It's Not A Joke," an exhibition exploring humor in art and its power to address serious issues like migration and gender politics, featuring works by Salim Bayri, Sarah Lucas, Agata Siwek, and others.
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28% Bias Score
African Religious Leaders Champion LGBTQ+ Inclusion Amidst Rising Intolerance
Religious leaders in Africa, including clerics and imams, are increasingly advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusion despite significant risks, challenging the prevalent anti-gay sentiment fueled by other religious figures; the recent murder of an openly gay imam underscores these dangers.
African Religious Leaders Champion LGBTQ+ Inclusion Amidst Rising Intolerance
Religious leaders in Africa, including clerics and imams, are increasingly advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusion despite significant risks, challenging the prevalent anti-gay sentiment fueled by other religious figures; the recent murder of an openly gay imam underscores these dangers.
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44% Bias Score
Trump-supporting Pastor Visits Ukraine, Advocates for US Aid
American evangelical pastor Mark Burns, a prominent Trump supporter, visited Ukraine, participating in religious events and advocating for increased US military aid, believing Trump is key to ending the war.
Trump-supporting Pastor Visits Ukraine, Advocates for US Aid
American evangelical pastor Mark Burns, a prominent Trump supporter, visited Ukraine, participating in religious events and advocating for increased US military aid, believing Trump is key to ending the war.
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44% Bias Score
Ramadan in Africa: Faith, Culture, and Community Resilience
Ramadan traditions in Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa blend religious practices with unique cultural expressions, fostering community bonds and resilience amidst challenges such as conflict and inequality.
Ramadan in Africa: Faith, Culture, and Community Resilience
Ramadan traditions in Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa blend religious practices with unique cultural expressions, fostering community bonds and resilience amidst challenges such as conflict and inequality.
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28% Bias Score
UK to Grant Police More Power to Control Protests Near Places of Worship
The UK government plans to give police more power to control protests near places of worship, particularly synagogues on Shabbat, following similar legislation in Australia and amid rising antisemitism.
UK to Grant Police More Power to Control Protests Near Places of Worship
The UK government plans to give police more power to control protests near places of worship, particularly synagogues on Shabbat, following similar legislation in Australia and amid rising antisemitism.
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40% Bias Score
Pope Francis to be Discharged After Life-Threatening Illness
Pope Francis, hospitalized for bronchitis since February 14th, will be discharged from Rome's Gemelli Hospital on Sunday after a five-week stay that included life-threatening episodes requiring high-flow oxygen therapy; he will need at least two months of rest.
Pope Francis to be Discharged After Life-Threatening Illness
Pope Francis, hospitalized for bronchitis since February 14th, will be discharged from Rome's Gemelli Hospital on Sunday after a five-week stay that included life-threatening episodes requiring high-flow oxygen therapy; he will need at least two months of rest.
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48% Bias Score
Atheist Writer's Journey with Pope Francis to Mongolia
In August 2023, an atheist writer accompanied Pope Francis to Mongolia, documenting the trip and exploring the Pope's beliefs to answer his mother's questions about the afterlife; the experience informed a new book that examines the Pope's personality and the Catholic Church.
Atheist Writer's Journey with Pope Francis to Mongolia
In August 2023, an atheist writer accompanied Pope Francis to Mongolia, documenting the trip and exploring the Pope's beliefs to answer his mother's questions about the afterlife; the experience informed a new book that examines the Pope's personality and the Catholic Church.
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Church of Greece to Launch Digital Bank Amidst Internal Debate
The Church of Greece is on the verge of launching a digital bank by June, spearheaded by former National Bank of Greece president Angelos Filippopoulos, despite internal concerns regarding its role in for-profit ventures and past financial losses.
Church of Greece to Launch Digital Bank Amidst Internal Debate
The Church of Greece is on the verge of launching a digital bank by June, spearheaded by former National Bank of Greece president Angelos Filippopoulos, despite internal concerns regarding its role in for-profit ventures and past financial losses.
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40% Bias Score
Heavy Ukrainian losses reported amid Russian territorial gains
During the past week, Russian forces reported significant territorial gains and inflicted heavy losses on the Ukrainian military, killing over 6,000 soldiers and destroying a large amount of equipment, including tanks and artillery.
Heavy Ukrainian losses reported amid Russian territorial gains
During the past week, Russian forces reported significant territorial gains and inflicted heavy losses on the Ukrainian military, killing over 6,000 soldiers and destroying a large amount of equipment, including tanks and artillery.
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64% Bias Score
Ukraine Raids Kyiv Pechersk Lavra Monastery, Investigating Relics Under Secrecy
On April 4, Ukrainian authorities raided the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra monastery, forcibly entering caves containing saintly relics under the guise of an officially secret inspection announced on March 1, sparking outrage among believers and raising concerns about religious freedom.
Ukraine Raids Kyiv Pechersk Lavra Monastery, Investigating Relics Under Secrecy
On April 4, Ukrainian authorities raided the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra monastery, forcibly entering caves containing saintly relics under the guise of an officially secret inspection announced on March 1, sparking outrage among believers and raising concerns about religious freedom.
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Pope Francis Discharged After Life-Threatening Pneumonia
Pope Francis was discharged from Gemelli hospital in Rome on Sunday after a five-week stay for pneumonia, during which he experienced life-threatening complications including respiratory crises and kidney failure; he will convalesce for two months.
Pope Francis Discharged After Life-Threatening Pneumonia
Pope Francis was discharged from Gemelli hospital in Rome on Sunday after a five-week stay for pneumonia, during which he experienced life-threatening complications including respiratory crises and kidney failure; he will convalesce for two months.
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40% Bias Score
French Sports Minister and Senator Clash Over Religious Symbols in Sports
French Sports Minister Marie Barsacq's support for a law allowing amateur athletes to wear religious attire during competitions clashes with Senator Bruno Retailleau's concerns about Islamist entryism in sports, revealing a deeper societal division regarding secularism and religious freedom in Franc...
French Sports Minister and Senator Clash Over Religious Symbols in Sports
French Sports Minister Marie Barsacq's support for a law allowing amateur athletes to wear religious attire during competitions clashes with Senator Bruno Retailleau's concerns about Islamist entryism in sports, revealing a deeper societal division regarding secularism and religious freedom in Franc...
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56% Bias Score
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