Erdoğan Meets Bartholomew: Promises Aid for Syrian Christians, Halki Seminary
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew met with Turkish President Erdoğan for 30 minutes in Ankara to discuss the plight of Syrian Christians and the reopening of the Halki Seminary; Erdoğan reportedly showed interest and pledged support.
Erdoğan Meets Bartholomew: Promises Aid for Syrian Christians, Halki Seminary
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew met with Turkish President Erdoğan for 30 minutes in Ankara to discuss the plight of Syrian Christians and the reopening of the Halki Seminary; Erdoğan reportedly showed interest and pledged support.
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24% Bias Score
Magdeburg Attack: Saudi Dissident's Christmas Market Attack Fuels International Tensions
A Christmas market attack in Magdeburg, Germany, perpetrated by a Saudi dissident, Taleb A., resulted in at least five deaths and 200 injuries, sparking international condemnation and fueling debates on social media about Western media coverage, the treatment of dissidents, and regional political te...
Magdeburg Attack: Saudi Dissident's Christmas Market Attack Fuels International Tensions
A Christmas market attack in Magdeburg, Germany, perpetrated by a Saudi dissident, Taleb A., resulted in at least five deaths and 200 injuries, sparking international condemnation and fueling debates on social media about Western media coverage, the treatment of dissidents, and regional political te...
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48% Bias Score
Syria Arrests High-Ranking Military Official Amidst Post-Assad Clashes
Syria's interim government arrested Al Hassan, a high-ranking military official responsible for thousands of death sentences under Assad, following clashes in Tartus province that killed 14 government forces; the arrest raises questions about accountability and the stability of the new government.
Syria Arrests High-Ranking Military Official Amidst Post-Assad Clashes
Syria's interim government arrested Al Hassan, a high-ranking military official responsible for thousands of death sentences under Assad, following clashes in Tartus province that killed 14 government forces; the arrest raises questions about accountability and the stability of the new government.
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40% Bias Score
US Double Standards in Counter-Terrorism Exposed in Syria
Jerry Gray's article accuses the US of double standards in its counter-terrorism efforts, citing its engagement with Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), despite HTS's designation as a terrorist organization, to achieve its goals in Syria, while simultaneously increasing troop deployment to 2000 soldiers.
US Double Standards in Counter-Terrorism Exposed in Syria
Jerry Gray's article accuses the US of double standards in its counter-terrorism efforts, citing its engagement with Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), despite HTS's designation as a terrorist organization, to achieve its goals in Syria, while simultaneously increasing troop deployment to 2000 soldiers.
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56% Bias Score
UN Resolution 2254 Guides Syria's Post-Assad Transition
Following the removal of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the UN Security Council Resolution 2254, adopted in 2015, is guiding Syria's transition to a new government and free and fair elections, despite concerns about foreign interference and the need for updating the resolution to the current situ...
UN Resolution 2254 Guides Syria's Post-Assad Transition
Following the removal of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the UN Security Council Resolution 2254, adopted in 2015, is guiding Syria's transition to a new government and free and fair elections, despite concerns about foreign interference and the need for updating the resolution to the current situ...
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36% Bias Score
Turkey to Aid Syria's Agricultural Recovery with 14-Person Team
Turkey is forming a 14-member team to help Syria rebuild its agricultural sector, focusing on plant and animal production, in response to recent events that have left Syria with few other income sources; the plan includes increasing Turkey's own livestock reserves and reducing pesticide residue in e...
Turkey to Aid Syria's Agricultural Recovery with 14-Person Team
Turkey is forming a 14-member team to help Syria rebuild its agricultural sector, focusing on plant and animal production, in response to recent events that have left Syria with few other income sources; the plan includes increasing Turkey's own livestock reserves and reducing pesticide residue in e...
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36% Bias Score
Syrian Equestrian Imprisoned 21 Years for Beating Assad's Brother
Syrian equestrian champion Adnan Kassar was imprisoned and tortured for 21 years after beating Bashar al-Assad's brother in a 1993 competition, highlighting the Assad regime's brutality and the systematic abuse suffered by political prisoners.
Syrian Equestrian Imprisoned 21 Years for Beating Assad's Brother
Syrian equestrian champion Adnan Kassar was imprisoned and tortured for 21 years after beating Bashar al-Assad's brother in a 1993 competition, highlighting the Assad regime's brutality and the systematic abuse suffered by political prisoners.
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40% Bias Score
Bahçeli's Proposal for Öcalan-HDP Dialogue Shakes Turkish Politics
Devlet Bahçeli, leader of Turkey's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), proposed a dialogue between imprisoned Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan and the HDP, a move that could potentially reshape Turkey's approach to its Kurdish population and relations with Syria, despite significant public opposition (7...
Bahçeli's Proposal for Öcalan-HDP Dialogue Shakes Turkish Politics
Devlet Bahçeli, leader of Turkey's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), proposed a dialogue between imprisoned Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan and the HDP, a move that could potentially reshape Turkey's approach to its Kurdish population and relations with Syria, despite significant public opposition (7...
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48% Bias Score
Syria's New Security Forces Crack Down After Homs Violence
In Homs, Syria, following protests and violence, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's new security forces implemented ID checks and car searches, raising concerns about the country's fragile peace as pro-Assad militants attacked the forces, killing 14 and wounding 10.
Syria's New Security Forces Crack Down After Homs Violence
In Homs, Syria, following protests and violence, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's new security forces implemented ID checks and car searches, raising concerns about the country's fragile peace as pro-Assad militants attacked the forces, killing 14 and wounding 10.
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48% Bias Score
Assad Family Members Arrested in Beirut
The wife and daughter of Duraid Assad, son of Bashar Assad's uncle Rifaat Assad, were arrested in Beirut Friday for attempting to leave with forged passports; Rifaat Assad left the day prior.
Assad Family Members Arrested in Beirut
The wife and daughter of Duraid Assad, son of Bashar Assad's uncle Rifaat Assad, were arrested in Beirut Friday for attempting to leave with forged passports; Rifaat Assad left the day prior.
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48% Bias Score
France's Delayed Repatriation of Children from Syrian Camps Raises Human Rights Concerns
Following the fall of ISIS in 2019, France slowly repatriated approximately 360 children from Syrian refugee camps, leaving 120 children and 50 mothers in Al-Hol, and six others in poorly monitored rehabilitation centers, despite UN and European Court of Human Rights condemnation of conditions and t...
France's Delayed Repatriation of Children from Syrian Camps Raises Human Rights Concerns
Following the fall of ISIS in 2019, France slowly repatriated approximately 360 children from Syrian refugee camps, leaving 120 children and 50 mothers in Al-Hol, and six others in poorly monitored rehabilitation centers, despite UN and European Court of Human Rights condemnation of conditions and t...
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64% Bias Score
Assad Flees Syria Amidst Rebel Advance
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad secretly fled Damascus to Moscow on Sunday morning after failing to secure external military support against rebel forces, leaving behind his family and close advisors, some of whom faced violent repercussions; this marks the end of his family's 24-year rule.
Assad Flees Syria Amidst Rebel Advance
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad secretly fled Damascus to Moscow on Sunday morning after failing to secure external military support against rebel forces, leaving behind his family and close advisors, some of whom faced violent repercussions; this marks the end of his family's 24-year rule.
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52% Bias Score