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Canada Eases Syria Sanctions, Provides $59 Million in Aid
Canada announced it will ease sanctions on Syria for six months, providing $59 million in humanitarian aid and allowing funds through certain banks, aiming to support a stable transition and aid delivery amidst ongoing violence that has killed over 1,500 people this month, according to the Syrian Ob...
Canada Eases Syria Sanctions, Provides $59 Million in Aid
Canada announced it will ease sanctions on Syria for six months, providing $59 million in humanitarian aid and allowing funds through certain banks, aiming to support a stable transition and aid delivery amidst ongoing violence that has killed over 1,500 people this month, according to the Syrian Ob...
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40% Bias Score
Syria Forms National Security Council Amidst Civilian Deaths
In response to the deaths of nearly 1,400 civilians in Syria since March 6th, de facto authorities formed a national security council chaired by interim president Ahmad al-Sarraj to coordinate security policies and respond to challenges, according to an executive decree.
Syria Forms National Security Council Amidst Civilian Deaths
In response to the deaths of nearly 1,400 civilians in Syria since March 6th, de facto authorities formed a national security council chaired by interim president Ahmad al-Sarraj to coordinate security policies and respond to challenges, according to an executive decree.
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36% Bias Score
Conflicting Reports on Druze-Syrian Government Agreement Amidst Regional Instability
An alleged agreement between a Druze leader in southern Syria and the new Syrian government, involving the integration of Druze militias into the Syrian army, has sparked conflicting reports and uncertainty, further complicated by foreign involvement and internal divisions within the Druze community...
Conflicting Reports on Druze-Syrian Government Agreement Amidst Regional Instability
An alleged agreement between a Druze leader in southern Syria and the new Syrian government, involving the integration of Druze militias into the Syrian army, has sparked conflicting reports and uncertainty, further complicated by foreign involvement and internal divisions within the Druze community...
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40% Bias Score
Columbia Graduate, Former UK Employee, Faces Deportation Over Vague Foreign Policy Concerns
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and former British government employee, was arrested on March 9th and faces deportation; the US government claims his presence poses a risk to foreign policy, a claim disputed by his former employer and lawyer.
Columbia Graduate, Former UK Employee, Faces Deportation Over Vague Foreign Policy Concerns
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and former British government employee, was arrested on March 9th and faces deportation; the US government claims his presence poses a risk to foreign policy, a claim disputed by his former employer and lawyer.
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56% Bias Score
Syria Massacre: Over 1,200 Dead, Thousands Displaced
Last week's massacre in Syria's west coast resulted in over 1,200 deaths, primarily civilians, with HTS militants targeting Alawites and Christians, causing widespread displacement and prompting calls for international protection, while the Damascus government blames pro-Assad loyalist groups.
Syria Massacre: Over 1,200 Dead, Thousands Displaced
Last week's massacre in Syria's west coast resulted in over 1,200 deaths, primarily civilians, with HTS militants targeting Alawites and Christians, causing widespread displacement and prompting calls for international protection, while the Damascus government blames pro-Assad loyalist groups.
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48% Bias Score
SDF Integrates into Syrian Regime, Granting Kurdish Autonomy
On March 10th, the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a predominantly Kurdish group, signed an integration agreement with the Syrian regime, granting the SDF significant autonomy while formally joining the Syrian state structure. This agreement, brokered by the US on February 20th, aims to co...
SDF Integrates into Syrian Regime, Granting Kurdish Autonomy
On March 10th, the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a predominantly Kurdish group, signed an integration agreement with the Syrian regime, granting the SDF significant autonomy while formally joining the Syrian state structure. This agreement, brokered by the US on February 20th, aims to co...
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56% Bias Score
Israel Sends Aid to Syrian Druze Amidst Golan Heights Offer
Israel delivered 10,000 aid packages containing essential supplies to the Druze community in Syria's Suwayda province over recent weeks, demonstrating support for the minority group amid concerns about the new Syrian government's treatment of minorities and coinciding with an offer to allow Syrian D...
Israel Sends Aid to Syrian Druze Amidst Golan Heights Offer
Israel delivered 10,000 aid packages containing essential supplies to the Druze community in Syria's Suwayda province over recent weeks, demonstrating support for the minority group amid concerns about the new Syrian government's treatment of minorities and coinciding with an offer to allow Syrian D...
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40% Bias Score
Israel's Syria Policy: A Calculated Risk?
Israel's airstrikes in southern Syria target the Syrian regime and aim to prevent hostile groups from establishing a presence near the Golan Heights, following concerns that a weak Syrian government could create a power vacuum as seen in other conflict zones.
Israel's Syria Policy: A Calculated Risk?
Israel's airstrikes in southern Syria target the Syrian regime and aim to prevent hostile groups from establishing a presence near the Golan Heights, following concerns that a weak Syrian government could create a power vacuum as seen in other conflict zones.
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44% Bias Score
Syria: Kurdish Pact a Step Toward Unity Amidst Ongoing Challenges
After a week of deadly sectarian violence in Syria that killed hundreds, interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa signed a landmark pact merging Kurdish-led forces in the northeast with the national army, a major step toward unifying the country but with significant challenges remaining.
Syria: Kurdish Pact a Step Toward Unity Amidst Ongoing Challenges
After a week of deadly sectarian violence in Syria that killed hundreds, interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa signed a landmark pact merging Kurdish-led forces in the northeast with the national army, a major step toward unifying the country but with significant challenges remaining.
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44% Bias Score
Kurdish Women's Self-Immolation: A Documentary Exposes Systemic Issues
Shahla, a Kurdish woman, self-immolated at 22 after threats from her brother, reflecting a pattern of self-immolation among Kurdish women due to domestic violence, poverty, and other issues, as documented by Iranian filmmaker Shaghayegh Moradiannejad.
Kurdish Women's Self-Immolation: A Documentary Exposes Systemic Issues
Shahla, a Kurdish woman, self-immolated at 22 after threats from her brother, reflecting a pattern of self-immolation among Kurdish women due to domestic violence, poverty, and other issues, as documented by Iranian filmmaker Shaghayegh Moradiannejad.
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32% Bias Score
Sectarian Killings in Syria Leave 1,000 Civilians Dead
Following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad last December, sectarian violence erupted in Syria's coastal region, resulting in the deaths of approximately 1,000 civilians, predominantly Alawites, with entire families killed in attacks carried out by unidentified armed groups, prompting the format...
Sectarian Killings in Syria Leave 1,000 Civilians Dead
Following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad last December, sectarian violence erupted in Syria's coastal region, resulting in the deaths of approximately 1,000 civilians, predominantly Alawites, with entire families killed in attacks carried out by unidentified armed groups, prompting the format...
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24% Bias Score
Syrian Archbishop Reports Genocide Against Alawites
Archbishop Yacoub Mourad, a Syrian Catholic cleric, reports widespread human rights abuses against Alawites in Syria, including arbitrary detentions, unfair trials, and killings by the transitional government under Ahmed al Sharaa, calling for UN intervention.
Syrian Archbishop Reports Genocide Against Alawites
Archbishop Yacoub Mourad, a Syrian Catholic cleric, reports widespread human rights abuses against Alawites in Syria, including arbitrary detentions, unfair trials, and killings by the transitional government under Ahmed al Sharaa, calling for UN intervention.
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48% Bias Score
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