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Pakistan Forces Return of 800,000 Afghan Citizens
Pakistan ordered approximately 800,000 Afghan citizens with Afghan Citizen Cards to leave by early April, resulting in thousands of families crossing back into Afghanistan via Torkham and Spin Boldak border crossings; the IOM reported over 8,000 returnees within two days.
Pakistan Forces Return of 800,000 Afghan Citizens
Pakistan ordered approximately 800,000 Afghan citizens with Afghan Citizen Cards to leave by early April, resulting in thousands of families crossing back into Afghanistan via Torkham and Spin Boldak border crossings; the IOM reported over 8,000 returnees within two days.
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48% Bias Score
Stranded Venezuelans Seek Repatriation After U.S. Border Closure
Thousands of Venezuelan migrants are stranded in Mexico after President Trump closed the U.S. border in January 2024, halting their asylum process and leaving them vulnerable to kidnapping and discrimination; many are now seeking repatriation to Venezuela, highlighting systemic failures in both coun...
Stranded Venezuelans Seek Repatriation After U.S. Border Closure
Thousands of Venezuelan migrants are stranded in Mexico after President Trump closed the U.S. border in January 2024, halting their asylum process and leaving them vulnerable to kidnapping and discrimination; many are now seeking repatriation to Venezuela, highlighting systemic failures in both coun...
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60% Bias Score
Fewer Ukrainian Women Refugees Plan to Return Home
A recent Rzeczpospolita survey shows that only 31% of Ukrainian women refugees in Poland plan to return home after the conflict, compared to 41% six months ago; 33% want to stay permanently, and 13% seek Polish citizenship, highlighting concerns about jobs, corruption, and ongoing military actions i...
Fewer Ukrainian Women Refugees Plan to Return Home
A recent Rzeczpospolita survey shows that only 31% of Ukrainian women refugees in Poland plan to return home after the conflict, compared to 41% six months ago; 33% want to stay permanently, and 13% seek Polish citizenship, highlighting concerns about jobs, corruption, and ongoing military actions i...
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72% Bias Score
Italy Repurposes Albanian Centers for Asylum Seeker Deportations
Italy's right-wing government approved a decree repurposing Albanian asylum processing centers (€800 million investment) into repatriation hubs for rejected asylum seekers, despite previous ineffectiveness and human rights concerns, aligning with a recent EU proposal aiming to improve the 20% deport...
Italy Repurposes Albanian Centers for Asylum Seeker Deportations
Italy's right-wing government approved a decree repurposing Albanian asylum processing centers (€800 million investment) into repatriation hubs for rejected asylum seekers, despite previous ineffectiveness and human rights concerns, aligning with a recent EU proposal aiming to improve the 20% deport...
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36% Bias Score
Italy Revives Albanian Migrant Centers Amid EU Return Hub Plan
The Italian government is reactivating Albanian migrant processing centers to house rejected asylum seekers with deportation orders, aligning with an EU proposal to establish return hubs in third countries; this follows the centers' inactivity due to Italian court challenges, despite an €800 million...
Italy Revives Albanian Migrant Centers Amid EU Return Hub Plan
The Italian government is reactivating Albanian migrant processing centers to house rejected asylum seekers with deportation orders, aligning with an EU proposal to establish return hubs in third countries; this follows the centers' inactivity due to Italian court challenges, despite an €800 million...
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48% Bias Score
UK and Greece in Talks to Return Some Parthenon Sculptures
Following a shift in the UK government's stance, the British Museum and Greece are engaged in talks regarding the potential return of some Parthenon Sculptures to Athens, possibly through an exchange of artifacts.
UK and Greece in Talks to Return Some Parthenon Sculptures
Following a shift in the UK government's stance, the British Museum and Greece are engaged in talks regarding the potential return of some Parthenon Sculptures to Athens, possibly through an exchange of artifacts.
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44% Bias Score
China Identifies Eight More Korean War Martyrs
China identified eight more Chinese People's Volunteers martyrs among remains returned from South Korea, bringing the total to 28, using a combination of personal seals, forensic analysis, and DNA matching with relatives; the martyrs died near Cheorwon before the 1953 Korean Armistice Agreement.
China Identifies Eight More Korean War Martyrs
China identified eight more Chinese People's Volunteers martyrs among remains returned from South Korea, bringing the total to 28, using a combination of personal seals, forensic analysis, and DNA matching with relatives; the martyrs died near Cheorwon before the 1953 Korean Armistice Agreement.
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24% Bias Score
US Revokes Visas for All South Sudanese Citizens
The United States has revoked all visas held by South Sudanese citizens, effective immediately, due to South Sudan's failure to promptly repatriate its citizens from the US, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who accused the country of exploiting the US system.
US Revokes Visas for All South Sudanese Citizens
The United States has revoked all visas held by South Sudanese citizens, effective immediately, due to South Sudan's failure to promptly repatriate its citizens from the US, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who accused the country of exploiting the US system.
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52% Bias Score
Tunisia Dismantles Migrant Camps Amidst Growing Tensions
Tunisian authorities dismantled several makeshift camps in the country's center-east, displacing thousands of sub-Saharan African migrants following online campaigns and President Saied's statements against irregular migration; around 4,000 migrants were evacuated from one major camp alone, while so...
Tunisia Dismantles Migrant Camps Amidst Growing Tensions
Tunisian authorities dismantled several makeshift camps in the country's center-east, displacing thousands of sub-Saharan African migrants following online campaigns and President Saied's statements against irregular migration; around 4,000 migrants were evacuated from one major camp alone, while so...
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64% Bias Score
Italy Reactivates Albanian Immigrant Centers Amidst EU Migration Push
Italy will reactivate Albanian immigrant centers to house asylum seekers with rejected applications and expulsion orders, costing nearly €800 million, following a similar EU proposal and despite previous legal challenges; stricter Italian citizenship laws were also enacted.
Italy Reactivates Albanian Immigrant Centers Amidst EU Migration Push
Italy will reactivate Albanian immigrant centers to house asylum seekers with rejected applications and expulsion orders, costing nearly €800 million, following a similar EU proposal and despite previous legal challenges; stricter Italian citizenship laws were also enacted.
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36% Bias Score
Jordan, Germany Discuss Syrian Refugee Return Amidst Uncertain Conditions
Following discussions between German and Jordanian officials, the possibility of Syrian refugees returning home is considered, contingent upon improving conditions in Syria; Germany is exploring allowing short visits for assessment purposes and has committed €300 million in aid.
Jordan, Germany Discuss Syrian Refugee Return Amidst Uncertain Conditions
Following discussions between German and Jordanian officials, the possibility of Syrian refugees returning home is considered, contingent upon improving conditions in Syria; Germany is exploring allowing short visits for assessment purposes and has committed €300 million in aid.
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36% Bias Score
Venezuela, U.S. Agree to Repatriate Undocumented Venezuelans
Venezuela and the U.S. have agreed to resume repatriation flights for undocumented Venezuelans starting Sunday, aiming to prevent further deportations like the recent controversial transfer of 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, which violated a court order and cost the U.S. $6 million.
Venezuela, U.S. Agree to Repatriate Undocumented Venezuelans
Venezuela and the U.S. have agreed to resume repatriation flights for undocumented Venezuelans starting Sunday, aiming to prevent further deportations like the recent controversial transfer of 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, which violated a court order and cost the U.S. $6 million.
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36% Bias Score
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