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Obstacles to Palestinian State Recognition: A Critical Analysis
The article critiques the prevalent Western narrative that conditions Palestinian self-determination on behavior, ignoring Israel's actions and the historical context of the conflict.
Obstacles to Palestinian State Recognition: A Critical Analysis
The article critiques the prevalent Western narrative that conditions Palestinian self-determination on behavior, ignoring Israel's actions and the historical context of the conflict.
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60% Bias Score


Victoria to Sign First State Treaty with Traditional Owners
Victoria is set to become the first Australian state to sign a treaty with its traditional owners, establishing the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria as a permanent body with accountability powers to scrutinize government programs and question ministers, following a $382 million, decade-long proce...
Victoria to Sign First State Treaty with Traditional Owners
Victoria is set to become the first Australian state to sign a treaty with its traditional owners, establishing the First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria as a permanent body with accountability powers to scrutinize government programs and question ministers, following a $382 million, decade-long proce...
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40% Bias Score


Haida Nation Secures Self-Governance in Landmark Agreements
Two landmark agreements, "Rising Tide" and "Big Tide, Low Water," signed in 2024, grant the Haida Nation control over Haida Gwaii, marking a shift towards self-governance, cultural preservation, and sustainable tourism rooted in Indigenous leadership and ancestral laws.
Haida Nation Secures Self-Governance in Landmark Agreements
Two landmark agreements, "Rising Tide" and "Big Tide, Low Water," signed in 2024, grant the Haida Nation control over Haida Gwaii, marking a shift towards self-governance, cultural preservation, and sustainable tourism rooted in Indigenous leadership and ancestral laws.
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44% Bias Score


Welsh Somaliland Community Celebrates Independence Anniversary, Underscoring Strong Cultural Ties
In Cardiff, Wales, the Welsh Somaliland community celebrated Somaliland's 65th anniversary of independence from Great Britain, showcasing the strong cultural ties and the active participation of young Welsh Somalilanders who are embracing their dual heritage, advocating for Somaliland's recognition.
Welsh Somaliland Community Celebrates Independence Anniversary, Underscoring Strong Cultural Ties
In Cardiff, Wales, the Welsh Somaliland community celebrated Somaliland's 65th anniversary of independence from Great Britain, showcasing the strong cultural ties and the active participation of young Welsh Somalilanders who are embracing their dual heritage, advocating for Somaliland's recognition.
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32% Bias Score


New Caledonia to Become New State within French Republic
France and New Caledonia agreed to create a new "State of New Caledonia" within the French Republic, addressing 2024 unrest over electoral reforms that cost €2 billion and 14 lives; the deal grants New Caledonia immediate control over foreign policy, with further powers subject to a 2026 referendum.
New Caledonia to Become New State within French Republic
France and New Caledonia agreed to create a new "State of New Caledonia" within the French Republic, addressing 2024 unrest over electoral reforms that cost €2 billion and 14 lives; the deal grants New Caledonia immediate control over foreign policy, with further powers subject to a 2026 referendum.
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32% Bias Score


Victorian Bill to Establish Permanent First Peoples' Assembly
The Victorian government will introduce a bill to parliament to make the First Peoples' Assembly permanent, granting it decision-making powers on issues affecting Aboriginal people; the opposition opposes this move while other parties support it, potentially making it the second state with such an A...
Victorian Bill to Establish Permanent First Peoples' Assembly
The Victorian government will introduce a bill to parliament to make the First Peoples' Assembly permanent, granting it decision-making powers on issues affecting Aboriginal people; the opposition opposes this move while other parties support it, potentially making it the second state with such an A...
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32% Bias Score

Annobón's Struggle for Independence Amidst Repression
The prime minister of the self-declared Republic of Annobón, Orlando Cartagena, details the island's fight for independence from Equatorial Guinea, including its pursuit of international recognition and allegations of human rights abuses by the Equatorial Guinean government.

Annobón's Struggle for Independence Amidst Repression
The prime minister of the self-declared Republic of Annobón, Orlando Cartagena, details the island's fight for independence from Equatorial Guinea, including its pursuit of international recognition and allegations of human rights abuses by the Equatorial Guinean government.
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16% Bias Score

Druze in Syria Demand Self-Determination, Thank Israel for Intervention
On Saturday, hundreds of Druze in Sweida, Syria, protested, demanding self-determination and thanking Israel for its military intervention during July clashes with government forces and tribal groups, marking the largest demonstration since last month's deadly violence.

Druze in Syria Demand Self-Determination, Thank Israel for Intervention
On Saturday, hundreds of Druze in Sweida, Syria, protested, demanding self-determination and thanking Israel for its military intervention during July clashes with government forces and tribal groups, marking the largest demonstration since last month's deadly violence.
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40% Bias Score

Nolan's "Odyssey" Filming in Occupied Western Sahara Sparks Controversy
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan's decision to film his adaptation of Homer's Odyssey in Dakhla, Western Sahara, a territory under Moroccan occupation since 1976, has drawn criticism from Sahrawi activists and international organizations for potentially normalizing human rights abuses.

Nolan's "Odyssey" Filming in Occupied Western Sahara Sparks Controversy
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan's decision to film his adaptation of Homer's Odyssey in Dakhla, Western Sahara, a territory under Moroccan occupation since 1976, has drawn criticism from Sahrawi activists and international organizations for potentially normalizing human rights abuses.
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56% Bias Score

Paraguay Affirms Taiwan's Self-Determination, Prioritizing Values over Economic Ties with China
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced on July 14, 2025, that his country recognizes Taiwan's self-determination despite not ignoring China, prioritizing values over economic interests; Taiwan's president will visit Paraguay in 30 days.

Paraguay Affirms Taiwan's Self-Determination, Prioritizing Values over Economic Ties with China
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced on July 14, 2025, that his country recognizes Taiwan's self-determination despite not ignoring China, prioritizing values over economic interests; Taiwan's president will visit Paraguay in 30 days.
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48% Bias Score

New Caledonia and France Reach Historic Agreement on New Caledonia State
Following ten days of negotiations near Paris, France and New Caledonia signed a historic agreement on July 12th, 2024, creating a "New Caledonia State" within France, including a Caledonian nationality, and delaying provincial elections until late November 2024, after a local referendum.

New Caledonia and France Reach Historic Agreement on New Caledonia State
Following ten days of negotiations near Paris, France and New Caledonia signed a historic agreement on July 12th, 2024, creating a "New Caledonia State" within France, including a Caledonian nationality, and delaying provincial elections until late November 2024, after a local referendum.
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40% Bias Score

Puerto Rican Movement Gains Steam to Rejoin Spain
The Adelante Reunificacionistas movement in Puerto Rico, founded in 2017, is gaining traction, advocating for the island's rejoining of Spain, citing over a century of perceived subjugation under US rule and the desire to preserve Spanish language and culture; they claim approximately 13 percent of ...

Puerto Rican Movement Gains Steam to Rejoin Spain
The Adelante Reunificacionistas movement in Puerto Rico, founded in 2017, is gaining traction, advocating for the island's rejoining of Spain, citing over a century of perceived subjugation under US rule and the desire to preserve Spanish language and culture; they claim approximately 13 percent of ...
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40% Bias Score
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