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Devastating South Korea Wildfires Claim 18 Lives, Destroy Hundreds of Structures
South Korea's southern regions are devastated by wildfires, causing 18 deaths, over 200 destroyed structures including a historic temple, and 27,000 evacuations due to strong winds; the government suspects human error as a cause.
Devastating South Korea Wildfires Claim 18 Lives, Destroy Hundreds of Structures
South Korea's southern regions are devastated by wildfires, causing 18 deaths, over 200 destroyed structures including a historic temple, and 27,000 evacuations due to strong winds; the government suspects human error as a cause.
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32% Bias Score
South Korea Battles Unprecedented Wildfires, 24 Dead
South Korea's worst wildfires have killed 24 people, destroyed over 200 structures including parts of a 1,300-year-old Buddhist temple, and forced 27,000 evacuations, prompting a nationwide emergency response.
South Korea Battles Unprecedented Wildfires, 24 Dead
South Korea's worst wildfires have killed 24 people, destroyed over 200 structures including parts of a 1,300-year-old Buddhist temple, and forced 27,000 evacuations, prompting a nationwide emergency response.
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32% Bias Score
South Korea Bushfires: 18 Dead, Thousands Evacuated
South Korea's southeastern regions are battling widespread bushfires, resulting in at least 18 deaths, 19 injuries, and the destruction of over 200 structures, forcing 27,000 evacuations amid dry weather and strong winds.
South Korea Bushfires: 18 Dead, Thousands Evacuated
South Korea's southeastern regions are battling widespread bushfires, resulting in at least 18 deaths, 19 injuries, and the destruction of over 200 structures, forcing 27,000 evacuations amid dry weather and strong winds.
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South Korea Wildfires Kill 19, Destroy Historic Temple
South Korea battles "unprecedented" wildfires in the southeast, causing 19 deaths, including four firefighters, destroying a 1,300-year-old temple and burning over 17,398 hectares; a firefighting helicopter crashed, killing the pilot; the government declared a state of emergency.
South Korea Wildfires Kill 19, Destroy Historic Temple
South Korea battles "unprecedented" wildfires in the southeast, causing 19 deaths, including four firefighters, destroying a 1,300-year-old temple and burning over 17,398 hectares; a firefighting helicopter crashed, killing the pilot; the government declared a state of emergency.
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24% Bias Score
Devastating Wildfires Kill 18 in South Korea
South Korea's southern regions are battling devastating wildfires, resulting in 18 deaths, over 200 destroyed structures including a 1,300-year-old temple, and 27,000 evacuations, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions, burning 43,330 acres.
Devastating Wildfires Kill 18 in South Korea
South Korea's southern regions are battling devastating wildfires, resulting in 18 deaths, over 200 destroyed structures including a 1,300-year-old temple, and 27,000 evacuations, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions, burning 43,330 acres.
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24% Bias Score
South Korea Battles Unprecedented Wildfires, 18 Dead, Thousands Displaced
Unprecedented wildfires in southeastern South Korea have killed 18, injured 10, and displaced nearly 23,000 people, fueled by dry weather and strong winds, consuming over 17,000 hectares, prompting a national emergency response.
South Korea Battles Unprecedented Wildfires, 18 Dead, Thousands Displaced
Unprecedented wildfires in southeastern South Korea have killed 18, injured 10, and displaced nearly 23,000 people, fueled by dry weather and strong winds, consuming over 17,000 hectares, prompting a national emergency response.
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24% Bias Score
South Korea's Truth Commission Blames Government for Adoption Program Abuses
A South Korean truth commission report found the government responsible for enabling a large-scale foreign adoption program rife with fraud and abuse from the 1970s-80s, confirming human rights violations in 56 of 367 complaints and recommending a formal apology and measures to address adoptee griev...
South Korea's Truth Commission Blames Government for Adoption Program Abuses
A South Korean truth commission report found the government responsible for enabling a large-scale foreign adoption program rife with fraud and abuse from the 1970s-80s, confirming human rights violations in 56 of 367 complaints and recommending a formal apology and measures to address adoptee griev...
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36% Bias Score
NewJeans' Legal Setback: K-Pop Group Faces Hiatus After Court Ruling
A South Korean court ruled against K-pop group NewJeans, prohibiting independent activities after they accused their label, Ador, of mistreatment and workplace harassment; the group is now on hiatus while the legal battle continues.
NewJeans' Legal Setback: K-Pop Group Faces Hiatus After Court Ruling
A South Korean court ruled against K-pop group NewJeans, prohibiting independent activities after they accused their label, Ador, of mistreatment and workplace harassment; the group is now on hiatus while the legal battle continues.
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48% Bias Score
South Korea's Truth Commission: At Least 56 Adoptees' Rights Violated
The South Korean Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded that at least 56 adoptees' rights were violated due to negligence, falsified documents, and forced adoptions; the government prioritized international adoption as a cost-effective measure for nearly 50 years after the Korean War, leading...
South Korea's Truth Commission: At Least 56 Adoptees' Rights Violated
The South Korean Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded that at least 56 adoptees' rights were violated due to negligence, falsified documents, and forced adoptions; the government prioritized international adoption as a cost-effective measure for nearly 50 years after the Korean War, leading...
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36% Bias Score
South Korea's Adoption Scandal: At Least 56 Adoptees' Rights Violated
A South Korean government investigation found that at least 56 adoptees' rights were violated during their adoption to foreign countries due to negligence, falsified documents, and forced adoptions; the investigation involved 367 complaints from 11 countries.
South Korea's Adoption Scandal: At Least 56 Adoptees' Rights Violated
A South Korean government investigation found that at least 56 adoptees' rights were violated during their adoption to foreign countries due to negligence, falsified documents, and forced adoptions; the investigation involved 367 complaints from 11 countries.
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28% Bias Score
South Korea Battles Major Wildfires, Suspects Human Error
South Korea battles its third-largest wildfire in history, fueled by strong winds, burning 43,330 hectares, destroying infrastructure and a 7th-century temple; authorities suspect human error and are deploying 5,000 personnel and 130 helicopters to combat the blaze.
South Korea Battles Major Wildfires, Suspects Human Error
South Korea battles its third-largest wildfire in history, fueled by strong winds, burning 43,330 hectares, destroying infrastructure and a 7th-century temple; authorities suspect human error and are deploying 5,000 personnel and 130 helicopters to combat the blaze.
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36% Bias Score
South Korea's Truth Commission Blames Government for Adoption Program Abuses
South Korea's truth commission concluded the government bears responsibility for a foreign adoption program rife with fraud and abuse, driven by cost-cutting and enabled by private agencies manipulating children's backgrounds; the report, based on 367 adoptee complaints, confirmed human rights viola...
South Korea's Truth Commission Blames Government for Adoption Program Abuses
South Korea's truth commission concluded the government bears responsibility for a foreign adoption program rife with fraud and abuse, driven by cost-cutting and enabled by private agencies manipulating children's backgrounds; the report, based on 367 adoptee complaints, confirmed human rights viola...
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36% Bias Score
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