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Canada's Bill C-2: Cybersecurity Risks from Strong Borders Legislation
Bill C-2, Canada's proposed strong-borders legislation, faces criticism for potentially compromising cybersecurity by prohibiting electronic service providers from disclosing system vulnerabilities, counter to standard security practices.
Canada's Bill C-2: Cybersecurity Risks from Strong Borders Legislation
Bill C-2, Canada's proposed strong-borders legislation, faces criticism for potentially compromising cybersecurity by prohibiting electronic service providers from disclosing system vulnerabilities, counter to standard security practices.
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36% Bias Score
North Korea Increases Death Penalty Use and Restricts Freedoms, UN Report Finds
A new UN report details North Korea's intensified use of the death penalty, including for watching foreign media, alongside increased forced labor and pervasive surveillance, significantly worsening human rights conditions.
North Korea Increases Death Penalty Use and Restricts Freedoms, UN Report Finds
A new UN report details North Korea's intensified use of the death penalty, including for watching foreign media, alongside increased forced labor and pervasive surveillance, significantly worsening human rights conditions.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Spy Drones Target German Infrastructure: Vessel Seized
German authorities seized a freighter suspected of being used as a base for Russian spy drone flights over critical infrastructure, including military sites and LNG terminals, following hundreds of incursions this year.
Russian Spy Drones Target German Infrastructure: Vessel Seized
German authorities seized a freighter suspected of being used as a base for Russian spy drone flights over critical infrastructure, including military sites and LNG terminals, following hundreds of incursions this year.
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24% Bias Score
Russia Launches Domestic Messaging App "Max" Amidst Censorship and Privacy Concerns
Russia's new messaging app, "Max," developed by VKontakte, is replacing WhatsApp and Telegram, raising concerns about government surveillance and control over information.
Russia Launches Domestic Messaging App "Max" Amidst Censorship and Privacy Concerns
Russia's new messaging app, "Max," developed by VKontakte, is replacing WhatsApp and Telegram, raising concerns about government surveillance and control over information.
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28% Bias Score
Nicaragua: 90% Feel Constant Surveillance Under Ortega Regime
A new poll reveals that 90% of Nicaraguans feel constantly surveilled by the Ortega-Murillo regime through a network of police, paramilitary groups, and political structures, intensifying social control and repression.
Nicaragua: 90% Feel Constant Surveillance Under Ortega Regime
A new poll reveals that 90% of Nicaraguans feel constantly surveilled by the Ortega-Murillo regime through a network of police, paramilitary groups, and political structures, intensifying social control and repression.
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52% Bias Score
Drones Trialed to Combat Peatland Wildfires in Northern Ireland
The River Blackwater Catchment Trust is using surveillance drones and plans to trial large agricultural spraying drones to detect and extinguish wildfires in the Slieve Beagh peatland, aiming to deter arson and protect this vital ecosystem.
Drones Trialed to Combat Peatland Wildfires in Northern Ireland
The River Blackwater Catchment Trust is using surveillance drones and plans to trial large agricultural spraying drones to detect and extinguish wildfires in the Slieve Beagh peatland, aiming to deter arson and protect this vital ecosystem.
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20% Bias Score
EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator Advocates for Police Access to Encrypted Messages
The EU's Counter-Terrorism Coordinator, Bartjan Wegter, argues for granting law enforcement access to end-to-end encrypted messages on a case-by-case basis, citing concerns that encrypted platforms hinder investigations into terrorist activities.
EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator Advocates for Police Access to Encrypted Messages
The EU's Counter-Terrorism Coordinator, Bartjan Wegter, argues for granting law enforcement access to end-to-end encrypted messages on a case-by-case basis, citing concerns that encrypted platforms hinder investigations into terrorist activities.
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40% Bias Score
North Korea Intensifies Crackdown on Personal Freedoms, Including Death Penalty for Foreign Media
A UN human rights report details North Korea's increased surveillance and harsher punishments, including executions for distributing foreign media like South Korean dramas, making it the world's most restrictive country.
North Korea Intensifies Crackdown on Personal Freedoms, Including Death Penalty for Foreign Media
A UN human rights report details North Korea's increased surveillance and harsher punishments, including executions for distributing foreign media like South Korean dramas, making it the world's most restrictive country.
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12% Bias Score
German Police Officer Charged with Unauthorized Data Access
A Thuringian police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing citizen data without authorization, prompting a wider investigation into Saalfeld police and potential misconduct.
German Police Officer Charged with Unauthorized Data Access
A Thuringian police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing citizen data without authorization, prompting a wider investigation into Saalfeld police and potential misconduct.
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40% Bias Score
ICE Expands Use of Clearview AI Facial Recognition Technology
ICE recently signed a $9.2 million contract with Clearview AI, its largest government contract to date, to use facial recognition technology to identify individuals assaulting ICE agents and in child sexual exploitation cases.
ICE Expands Use of Clearview AI Facial Recognition Technology
ICE recently signed a $9.2 million contract with Clearview AI, its largest government contract to date, to use facial recognition technology to identify individuals assaulting ICE agents and in child sexual exploitation cases.
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56% Bias Score
Political Tensions Rise in Macedonia over Surveillance Allegations
In North Macedonia, a political crisis is brewing over allegations that current Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and other prominent figures were illegally surveilled while in opposition, leading to a parliamentary committee investigation and potential legal ramifications.
Political Tensions Rise in Macedonia over Surveillance Allegations
In North Macedonia, a political crisis is brewing over allegations that current Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and other prominent figures were illegally surveilled while in opposition, leading to a parliamentary committee investigation and potential legal ramifications.
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24% Bias Score
EU Law Protects Journalist Independence Amidst Spyware Concerns
A new EU law aims to safeguard journalistic independence and sources from spyware, addressing the rising threats to press freedom highlighted by recent journalist killings and declining media freedom across member states.
EU Law Protects Journalist Independence Amidst Spyware Concerns
A new EU law aims to safeguard journalistic independence and sources from spyware, addressing the rising threats to press freedom highlighted by recent journalist killings and declining media freedom across member states.
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24% Bias Score
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