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Journalist Defends Decision to Remain Outside Russia Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Anna Narinskaya, a journalist living in Vienna, discusses her decision to remain outside Russia, despite questions from acquaintances suggesting she's on the "wrong side of history." She refutes this, arguing that Putin's Russia, characterized by repression and normalized violence, will not change r...
Journalist Defends Decision to Remain Outside Russia Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Anna Narinskaya, a journalist living in Vienna, discusses her decision to remain outside Russia, despite questions from acquaintances suggesting she's on the "wrong side of history." She refutes this, arguing that Putin's Russia, characterized by repression and normalized violence, will not change r...
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48% Bias Score
Ukrainian Drone Strike Highlights Resistance Amidst US-Russia Talks
On Tuesday, a Ukrainian drone team from the Kara Dag Brigade targeted a Russian drone team near Vodyane, demonstrating Ukraine's continued resistance amidst US-Russia talks in Riyadh to end the war on terms favorable to Russia, excluding Ukrainian diplomats.
Ukrainian Drone Strike Highlights Resistance Amidst US-Russia Talks
On Tuesday, a Ukrainian drone team from the Kara Dag Brigade targeted a Russian drone team near Vodyane, demonstrating Ukraine's continued resistance amidst US-Russia talks in Riyadh to end the war on terms favorable to Russia, excluding Ukrainian diplomats.
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40% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer Dies at 97
Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer, 97, a Holocaust survivor who hid for five weeks in Amsterdam's Hollandsche Schouwburg, a Nazi transit point for over 46,000 Jews to concentration camps, passed away; her story highlights individual acts of resistance within systematic persecution.
Holocaust Survivor Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer Dies at 97
Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer, 97, a Holocaust survivor who hid for five weeks in Amsterdam's Hollandsche Schouwburg, a Nazi transit point for over 46,000 Jews to concentration camps, passed away; her story highlights individual acts of resistance within systematic persecution.
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24% Bias Score
Music as Resistance: Sachsenhausen Prisoners' Artistic Legacy
In Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Polish singer Aleksander Kulisiewicz and Polish-Jewish choir conductor Mozes Rosenberg used music to cope with the horrors, creating a collection of 820 songs and 2000 poems that is now housed in the US Holocaust Museum.
Music as Resistance: Sachsenhausen Prisoners' Artistic Legacy
In Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Polish singer Aleksander Kulisiewicz and Polish-Jewish choir conductor Mozes Rosenberg used music to cope with the horrors, creating a collection of 820 songs and 2000 poems that is now housed in the US Holocaust Museum.
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44% Bias Score
DEI Backlash: Trump's Actions and Strategies for Resistance"
President Trump's executive orders eliminated federal DEI offices, placing personnel on leave, while some private companies ended their DEI programs, creating a backlash against DEI initiatives, prompting strategies to combat resistance.
DEI Backlash: Trump's Actions and Strategies for Resistance"
President Trump's executive orders eliminated federal DEI offices, placing personnel on leave, while some private companies ended their DEI programs, creating a backlash against DEI initiatives, prompting strategies to combat resistance.
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32% Bias Score
Corporate Appeasement and Religious Resistance to Trump's Policies
Top executives from major US companies and prominent German politicians have shown support for Donald Trump, while religious leaders like Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde have openly criticized his policies, highlighting the contrast between appeasement and resistance to right-wing extremism.
Corporate Appeasement and Religious Resistance to Trump's Policies
Top executives from major US companies and prominent German politicians have shown support for Donald Trump, while religious leaders like Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde have openly criticized his policies, highlighting the contrast between appeasement and resistance to right-wing extremism.
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60% Bias Score
Resistance": A Century of British Protest in Photographs
Resistance", a photography exhibition at the Turner Contemporary, documents a century of British protest movements, from 1903 to 2003, using diverse images to illustrate various forms of social and political activism.
Resistance": A Century of British Protest in Photographs
Resistance", a photography exhibition at the Turner Contemporary, documents a century of British protest movements, from 1903 to 2003, using diverse images to illustrate various forms of social and political activism.
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44% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer Dies at 97
Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer, 97, who hid for five weeks in Amsterdam's Hollandsche Schouwburg during WWII after being discovered in hiding with her mother, died; her survival, aided by a Jewish administrator, contrasts with the fate of the 100,000+ of 140,000 Dutch Jews who perished in the Holocaust...
Holocaust Survivor Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer Dies at 97
Emilie Nolst Trenité-Meijer, 97, who hid for five weeks in Amsterdam's Hollandsche Schouwburg during WWII after being discovered in hiding with her mother, died; her survival, aided by a Jewish administrator, contrasts with the fate of the 100,000+ of 140,000 Dutch Jews who perished in the Holocaust...
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20% Bias Score
Iran Publicly Backs Palestinian Islamic Jihad
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) leader Ziyad al-Nakhalah on February 18, 2025, publicly affirming Iran's support for PIJ's resistance against Israel, highlighting their strengthened alliance and potential for future conflict.
Iran Publicly Backs Palestinian Islamic Jihad
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) leader Ziyad al-Nakhalah on February 18, 2025, publicly affirming Iran's support for PIJ's resistance against Israel, highlighting their strengthened alliance and potential for future conflict.
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60% Bias Score
From Saturday School to Self-Expression: A Childhood Defined by Resistance
The author recounts their childhood experiences with Saturday schools for Black children facing educational inequalities in 1970s Britain, their politically active neighbour, and their subsequent artistic pursuit as an act of personal resistance, culminating in participation in student loan protests...
From Saturday School to Self-Expression: A Childhood Defined by Resistance
The author recounts their childhood experiences with Saturday schools for Black children facing educational inequalities in 1970s Britain, their politically active neighbour, and their subsequent artistic pursuit as an act of personal resistance, culminating in participation in student loan protests...
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Second Inauguration: A Shift in Resistance and Renewed Focus on DEI
Donald Trump's second inauguration is marked by a stark contrast to his first, with less visible resistance and a shift in corporate and public response; his executive order targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives reverses decades of civil rights progress and faces potential legal cha...
Trump's Second Inauguration: A Shift in Resistance and Renewed Focus on DEI
Donald Trump's second inauguration is marked by a stark contrast to his first, with less visible resistance and a shift in corporate and public response; his executive order targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives reverses decades of civil rights progress and faces potential legal cha...
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44% Bias Score
Smaller 2025 March Marks Shift in Anti-Trump Resistance
The "People's March" in Washington D.C. on January 19, 2025, drew significantly fewer participants than the 2017 Women's March, highlighting a shift in protest strategies and public response to a second Trump presidency, encompassing broader issues beyond solely opposing Trump.
Smaller 2025 March Marks Shift in Anti-Trump Resistance
The "People's March" in Washington D.C. on January 19, 2025, drew significantly fewer participants than the 2017 Women's March, highlighting a shift in protest strategies and public response to a second Trump presidency, encompassing broader issues beyond solely opposing Trump.
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68% Bias Score
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