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Boko Haram Resurgence in Borno State, Nigeria
Boko Haram fighters staged a series of attacks in Nigeria's Borno state, seizing some areas, prompting Governor Babagana Zulum to call for more military aid while the government downplays the threat, despite a 15-year insurgency causing over 40,000 deaths and displacing over two million people.
Boko Haram Resurgence in Borno State, Nigeria
Boko Haram fighters staged a series of attacks in Nigeria's Borno state, seizing some areas, prompting Governor Babagana Zulum to call for more military aid while the government downplays the threat, despite a 15-year insurgency causing over 40,000 deaths and displacing over two million people.
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40% Bias Score
German Expert Warns of Europe's Potentially Last Peaceful Summer
German military expert Sönke Neitzel warned in a March 21st Bild interview that this summer could be Europe's last peaceful one due to Vladimir Putin's actions and the changed global security landscape, emphasizing the need for swift Western adaptation to potential future conflicts.
German Expert Warns of Europe's Potentially Last Peaceful Summer
German military expert Sönke Neitzel warned in a March 21st Bild interview that this summer could be Europe's last peaceful one due to Vladimir Putin's actions and the changed global security landscape, emphasizing the need for swift Western adaptation to potential future conflicts.
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52% Bias Score
Over 60 Killed in Nigeria Attacks Amidst Growing Insecurity"
Over 60 people have been killed in attacks across Nigeria in the past week, with the worst incident occurring in Plateau State where over 50 people were killed and 1,000 displaced. Bandits also killed at least six and abducted 53 in Katsina, while 16 died in an attack in Kebbi State. Experts point t...
Over 60 Killed in Nigeria Attacks Amidst Growing Insecurity"
Over 60 people have been killed in attacks across Nigeria in the past week, with the worst incident occurring in Plateau State where over 50 people were killed and 1,000 displaced. Bandits also killed at least six and abducted 53 in Katsina, while 16 died in an attack in Kebbi State. Experts point t...
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Duisburg Schools Close After Threatening Emails
Due to threatening emails received on April 6th, 2025, almost 20 secondary schools in Duisburg, Germany, closed on April 7th, 2025, for safety reasons, despite police assessment deeming the threat non-credible; the decision prompted political responses.
Duisburg Schools Close After Threatening Emails
Due to threatening emails received on April 6th, 2025, almost 20 secondary schools in Duisburg, Germany, closed on April 7th, 2025, for safety reasons, despite police assessment deeming the threat non-credible; the decision prompted political responses.
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48% Bias Score
Chile Sees Homicide Rate Dip Amidst Rise of Transnational Crime and Election Focus on Security
Chile's 2024 homicide rate decreased by 4.8% to 6.0 per 100,000 inhabitants, despite a decade-long increase, prompting government initiatives focusing on weapons control and targeted interventions in high-crime areas, amidst rising transnational crime and an upcoming election heavily focused on secu...
Chile Sees Homicide Rate Dip Amidst Rise of Transnational Crime and Election Focus on Security
Chile's 2024 homicide rate decreased by 4.8% to 6.0 per 100,000 inhabitants, despite a decade-long increase, prompting government initiatives focusing on weapons control and targeted interventions in high-crime areas, amidst rising transnational crime and an upcoming election heavily focused on secu...
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40% Bias Score
Poland Urges Germany to Signal New Opening in Relations
Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defence, Paweł Zalewski, in an interview with "Die Welt," called for Germany to signal a new opening in relations, emphasizing the importance of addressing past injustices and adopting a more robust stance against Russia, highlighting the delayed construction of ...
Poland Urges Germany to Signal New Opening in Relations
Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defence, Paweł Zalewski, in an interview with "Die Welt," called for Germany to signal a new opening in relations, emphasizing the importance of addressing past injustices and adopting a more robust stance against Russia, highlighting the delayed construction of ...
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40% Bias Score
Hezbollah Shifts Weapons Smuggling to Beirut Port
Hezbollah is using Beirut Port to smuggle weapons, overseen by Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps commanders, endangering Lebanon's development and potentially repeating the 2020 port explosion disaster.
Hezbollah Shifts Weapons Smuggling to Beirut Port
Hezbollah is using Beirut Port to smuggle weapons, overseen by Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps commanders, endangering Lebanon's development and potentially repeating the 2020 port explosion disaster.
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Forces Apprehend Two "Lion's Den" Terrorists in West Bank
Israeli security forces arrested two members of the dismantled "Lion's Den" terrorist network in the West Bank, including senior operative Muhammad Bana, seizing additional weapons; Bana was shot during apprehension.
Israeli Forces Apprehend Two "Lion's Den" Terrorists in West Bank
Israeli security forces arrested two members of the dismantled "Lion's Den" terrorist network in the West Bank, including senior operative Muhammad Bana, seizing additional weapons; Bana was shot during apprehension.
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64% Bias Score
France and Algeria Seek to Improve Relations Amidst Tensions
French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier visited Algeria on Sunday to improve relations strained by migration issues and a writer's imprisonment, aiming for an ambitious work program covering security, migration, and economic cooperation, following a phone call between Macron and Tebboune.
France and Algeria Seek to Improve Relations Amidst Tensions
French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier visited Algeria on Sunday to improve relations strained by migration issues and a writer's imprisonment, aiming for an ambitious work program covering security, migration, and economic cooperation, following a phone call between Macron and Tebboune.
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Surge in GPS Thefts Impacts Cumbrian Farmers
GPS thefts from farm tractors in Cumbria, England, surged 137% between 2022 and 2023, costing farmers nearly £30,000 per incident due to weak security measures and a lack of police resources, prompting calls for stricter regulations and increased funding for the National Rural Crime Unit.
Surge in GPS Thefts Impacts Cumbrian Farmers
GPS thefts from farm tractors in Cumbria, England, surged 137% between 2022 and 2023, costing farmers nearly £30,000 per incident due to weak security measures and a lack of police resources, prompting calls for stricter regulations and increased funding for the National Rural Crime Unit.
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US Envoy Presses Lebanon on Hezbollah Disarmament, Border Talks
US Deputy Special Envoy Morgan Ortagus concluded a meeting in Beirut with Lebanese President Michel Aoun on Saturday, focusing on the situation in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese-Syrian border, and economic reforms to combat corruption; she will also meet with Prime Minister Salam and Parliament Spea...
US Envoy Presses Lebanon on Hezbollah Disarmament, Border Talks
US Deputy Special Envoy Morgan Ortagus concluded a meeting in Beirut with Lebanese President Michel Aoun on Saturday, focusing on the situation in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese-Syrian border, and economic reforms to combat corruption; she will also meet with Prime Minister Salam and Parliament Spea...
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ScotAccount: Scotland's New Digital ID System Raises Privacy Concerns
Scotland is launching ScotAccount, a digital ID system to simplify access to public services and reduce fraud; however, concerns exist regarding data security, potential misuse of information, and the possibility of it becoming mandatory.
ScotAccount: Scotland's New Digital ID System Raises Privacy Concerns
Scotland is launching ScotAccount, a digital ID system to simplify access to public services and reduce fraud; however, concerns exist regarding data security, potential misuse of information, and the possibility of it becoming mandatory.
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52% Bias Score
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