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Alberta Court to Rule on Referendum Question Regarding Provincial Sovereignty
An Alberta court is reviewing a proposed referendum question on whether the province should become a sovereign country, raising concerns about potential constitutional violations and treaty rights. The chief electoral officer referred the matter to court, while the question's proponents argue the re...
Alberta Court to Rule on Referendum Question Regarding Provincial Sovereignty
An Alberta court is reviewing a proposed referendum question on whether the province should become a sovereign country, raising concerns about potential constitutional violations and treaty rights. The chief electoral officer referred the matter to court, while the question's proponents argue the re...
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44% Bias Score
Para-Moderne" Exhibit Reveals Unexpected Links Between Early Reform Movements and Countercultures
The "Para-Moderne" exhibit in Bonn's Bundeskunsthalle explores early 20th-century reform movements—from communes like Monte Verità and Himmelhof to the influence of Teosophy on art—revealing surprising connections to modern countercultures while also highlighting the dark side of these movements' ev...
Para-Moderne" Exhibit Reveals Unexpected Links Between Early Reform Movements and Countercultures
The "Para-Moderne" exhibit in Bonn's Bundeskunsthalle explores early 20th-century reform movements—from communes like Monte Verità and Himmelhof to the influence of Teosophy on art—revealing surprising connections to modern countercultures while also highlighting the dark side of these movements' ev...
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24% Bias Score
Bosnia Crisis: Dodik's Conviction and Hungary's Intervention
Milorad Dodik, president of Bosnia's Republika Srpska, was sentenced to a year in prison on February 26th for separatist actions, prompting a potential crisis as Hungary sent police to Banja Luka, seemingly to extract Dodik if necessary, highlighting the fragility of Bosnia and its potential to dest...
Bosnia Crisis: Dodik's Conviction and Hungary's Intervention
Milorad Dodik, president of Bosnia's Republika Srpska, was sentenced to a year in prison on February 26th for separatist actions, prompting a potential crisis as Hungary sent police to Banja Luka, seemingly to extract Dodik if necessary, highlighting the fragility of Bosnia and its potential to dest...
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52% Bias Score
Dodik's Defiance Threatens Bosnia's Stability
Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska, faces a prison sentence for defying Bosnian laws and threatens secession with armed force, escalating the security situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina; international condemnation is met with defiance, raising concerns about regional stability.
Dodik's Defiance Threatens Bosnia's Stability
Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska, faces a prison sentence for defying Bosnian laws and threatens secession with armed force, escalating the security situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina; international condemnation is met with defiance, raising concerns about regional stability.
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44% Bias Score
Bosnian Crisis: Dodik's Moscow Trip Fuels Secession Fears
High Representative Christian Schmidt accuses Russia of seeking to destabilize the Balkans amid rising tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, triggered by Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik's planned Moscow visit and the entity's adoption of legislation for its own army and judiciary, raising con...
Bosnian Crisis: Dodik's Moscow Trip Fuels Secession Fears
High Representative Christian Schmidt accuses Russia of seeking to destabilize the Balkans amid rising tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, triggered by Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik's planned Moscow visit and the entity's adoption of legislation for its own army and judiciary, raising con...
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40% Bias Score
Brčko District Status Reconsidered Amidst Bosnian Political Tensions
Brčko's special district status in Bosnia and Herzegovina, established in 1999 by an international arbitration tribunal, is being reconsidered due to Republika Srpska's actions challenging state institutions, potentially leading to Brčko's reassignment or increased international intervention.
Brčko District Status Reconsidered Amidst Bosnian Political Tensions
Brčko's special district status in Bosnia and Herzegovina, established in 1999 by an international arbitration tribunal, is being reconsidered due to Republika Srpska's actions challenging state institutions, potentially leading to Brčko's reassignment or increased international intervention.
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40% Bias Score
Dodik Removed from Office: Bosnia Faces Snap Election
The Bosnian Election Commission removed Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, from office due to his violation of the Dayton Agreement by undermining the peace process and defying international oversight, triggering a 90-day appeal period before a snap election.
Dodik Removed from Office: Bosnia Faces Snap Election
The Bosnian Election Commission removed Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, from office due to his violation of the Dayton Agreement by undermining the peace process and defying international oversight, triggering a 90-day appeal period before a snap election.
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48% Bias Score
Somaliland Seeks Recognition Amidst US Military Base Deal
Somaliland's president asserts his country is close to achieving international recognition, potentially due to a US military base deal near Berbera port, creating regional tensions and raising concerns about a precedent for secessionist movements.
Somaliland Seeks Recognition Amidst US Military Base Deal
Somaliland's president asserts his country is close to achieving international recognition, potentially due to a US military base deal near Berbera port, creating regional tensions and raising concerns about a precedent for secessionist movements.
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40% Bias Score
Alberta Premier Signals Potential Secession Referendum Amid Federal Tensions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while personally opposing secession, stated she will respect Albertans' decision if the federal government continues its perceived attacks; this follows a recent bill lowering the threshold for provincial referendums and amid US trade threats.
Alberta Premier Signals Potential Secession Referendum Amid Federal Tensions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while personally opposing secession, stated she will respect Albertans' decision if the federal government continues its perceived attacks; this follows a recent bill lowering the threshold for provincial referendums and amid US trade threats.
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60% Bias Score
Alberta Secession Movement Gains Momentum Amid US Trade War
Fueled by economic grievances and support for Donald Trump, a growing secessionist movement in Alberta, Canada, seeks to make the province the 51st US state, representing roughly 10 percent of Canadians, according to the Telegraph.
Alberta Secession Movement Gains Momentum Amid US Trade War
Fueled by economic grievances and support for Donald Trump, a growing secessionist movement in Alberta, Canada, seeks to make the province the 51st US state, representing roughly 10 percent of Canadians, according to the Telegraph.
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64% Bias Score
Rural US Counties Push for State Secession Amidst Political Polarization
Rural residents in Illinois and Oregon are seeking to secede from their states, citing political and ideological differences with urban centers; while several Illinois counties have voted to separate from Chicago and join Indiana, eastern Oregon counties aim to become part of Idaho; however, signifi...
Rural US Counties Push for State Secession Amidst Political Polarization
Rural residents in Illinois and Oregon are seeking to secede from their states, citing political and ideological differences with urban centers; while several Illinois counties have voted to separate from Chicago and join Indiana, eastern Oregon counties aim to become part of Idaho; however, signifi...
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36% Bias Score
Dodik's Defiance and Uncertain Future of Bosnia
Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to prison for defying the Constitutional Court and OHR decisions, prompting his announced withdrawal of Serb representatives from Bosnian state institutions, raising concerns about regional stability given potential shifts in US foreign pol...
Dodik's Defiance and Uncertain Future of Bosnia
Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to prison for defying the Constitutional Court and OHR decisions, prompting his announced withdrawal of Serb representatives from Bosnian state institutions, raising concerns about regional stability given potential shifts in US foreign pol...
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44% Bias Score
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