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Landmines Threaten Syrian Civilians' Lives Upon Return
Iyad's father was killed by a landmine in November 2024 near Saraqib, Syria, highlighting the danger of unexploded ordnance and landmines affecting returning farmers; at least 144 people have died since early December due to these hazards.
Landmines Threaten Syrian Civilians' Lives Upon Return
Iyad's father was killed by a landmine in November 2024 near Saraqib, Syria, highlighting the danger of unexploded ordnance and landmines affecting returning farmers; at least 144 people have died since early December due to these hazards.
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32% Bias Score
Konya Building Collapse: 5 Rescued, 2 Missing
A three-story building in Konya, Turkey, collapsed, trapping several Syrian residents. Rescue efforts involved 962 personnel and 216 vehicles, resulting in 5 survivors and ongoing search efforts for 2 missing persons. Allegations of a supporting column being cut during renovations are under investig...
Konya Building Collapse: 5 Rescued, 2 Missing
A three-story building in Konya, Turkey, collapsed, trapping several Syrian residents. Rescue efforts involved 962 personnel and 216 vehicles, resulting in 5 survivors and ongoing search efforts for 2 missing persons. Allegations of a supporting column being cut during renovations are under investig...
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36% Bias Score
Syria's Humanitarian Crisis Worsens Amid Insecurity and Economic Hardship
The UN voiced concern over Syria's escalating humanitarian crisis due to insecurity near the Tishreen Dam and nationwide economic woes, impacting aid distribution and leaving rural populations deprived of services; rising fuel costs limit aid access, while price hikes and banking issues constrain ca...
Syria's Humanitarian Crisis Worsens Amid Insecurity and Economic Hardship
The UN voiced concern over Syria's escalating humanitarian crisis due to insecurity near the Tishreen Dam and nationwide economic woes, impacting aid distribution and leaving rural populations deprived of services; rising fuel costs limit aid access, while price hikes and banking issues constrain ca...
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24% Bias Score
Syria Ends Russia's Long-Standing Military Presence
Syria will not renew Russia's lease for its Tartus naval base, likely ending a 54-year military presence and impacting Russia's regional influence and logistics networks, due to shifting geopolitical dynamics and Turkey's influence on the Syrian leadership.
Syria Ends Russia's Long-Standing Military Presence
Syria will not renew Russia's lease for its Tartus naval base, likely ending a 54-year military presence and impacting Russia's regional influence and logistics networks, due to shifting geopolitical dynamics and Turkey's influence on the Syrian leadership.
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48% Bias Score
EU to Gradually Ease Syria Sanctions, Conditional on Human Rights Improvements
The EU is expected to agree next week on gradually easing sanctions on Syria, conditional on the Syrian authorities' commitment to human rights and minority rights; the plan includes easing restrictions on energy, electricity, transport, and some banking, excluding arms and sanctions against Assad r...
EU to Gradually Ease Syria Sanctions, Conditional on Human Rights Improvements
The EU is expected to agree next week on gradually easing sanctions on Syria, conditional on the Syrian authorities' commitment to human rights and minority rights; the plan includes easing restrictions on energy, electricity, transport, and some banking, excluding arms and sanctions against Assad r...
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36% Bias Score
EU Weighs Easing Syria Sanctions Amid Post-Assad Transition
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the EU is considering easing sanctions on Syria to promote economic recovery and refugee returns, despite concerns about the new Islamist-led government's human rights record; a decision expected to be made by EU foreign ministers on Monday.
EU Weighs Easing Syria Sanctions Amid Post-Assad Transition
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the EU is considering easing sanctions on Syria to promote economic recovery and refugee returns, despite concerns about the new Islamist-led government's human rights record; a decision expected to be made by EU foreign ministers on Monday.
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36% Bias Score
Greece to Engage in Diplomatic Outreach to Syria and other Middle Eastern Countries
Greece's Foreign Minister, George Gerapetritis, will visit Syria, Israel, and potentially Jordan to meet with counterparts, aiming to establish diplomatic channels, address concerns about maritime boundaries, and ensure religious freedoms for Christians in Syria, while coordinating efforts with the ...
Greece to Engage in Diplomatic Outreach to Syria and other Middle Eastern Countries
Greece's Foreign Minister, George Gerapetritis, will visit Syria, Israel, and potentially Jordan to meet with counterparts, aiming to establish diplomatic channels, address concerns about maritime boundaries, and ensure religious freedoms for Christians in Syria, while coordinating efforts with the ...
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36% Bias Score
EU Weighs Easing Syria Sanctions Amid Post-Assad Transition
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, the European Union is considering easing sanctions to promote economic recovery and humanitarian aid, while implementing a "snapback" mechanism to reimpose sanctions if the new Islamist-led government fails to meet expectations.
EU Weighs Easing Syria Sanctions Amid Post-Assad Transition
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, the European Union is considering easing sanctions to promote economic recovery and humanitarian aid, while implementing a "snapback" mechanism to reimpose sanctions if the new Islamist-led government fails to meet expectations.
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44% Bias Score
Russian Ships Dock at Tartus Amid Potential Syria Withdrawal
Two Russian ships under US sanctions have docked at Syria's Tartus port, potentially signaling the start of a Russian military withdrawal following reports of a terminated port lease agreement and weeks of observed military equipment transport to the port.
Russian Ships Dock at Tartus Amid Potential Syria Withdrawal
Two Russian ships under US sanctions have docked at Syria's Tartus port, potentially signaling the start of a Russian military withdrawal following reports of a terminated port lease agreement and weeks of observed military equipment transport to the port.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Evacuates Syrian Military Base
Satellite imagery confirms Russia's apparent military withdrawal from Syria's Tartus naval base, following the termination of a port lease agreement and the observed transport of military equipment since December. This leaves Russia without a key Mediterranean resupply and repair base.
Russia Evacuates Syrian Military Base
Satellite imagery confirms Russia's apparent military withdrawal from Syria's Tartus naval base, following the termination of a port lease agreement and the observed transport of military equipment since December. This leaves Russia without a key Mediterranean resupply and repair base.
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40% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia Reports Positive Signals on Lifting Syria Sanctions
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister reported positive international feedback on lifting sanctions on Syria following his meeting with Syrian officials in Damascus, signaling potential economic and political changes in the region.
Saudi Arabia Reports Positive Signals on Lifting Syria Sanctions
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister reported positive international feedback on lifting sanctions on Syria following his meeting with Syrian officials in Damascus, signaling potential economic and political changes in the region.
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36% Bias Score
Landmines Kill Returning Civilians in Syria
In Idlib, Syria, landmines left behind from the conflict are killing returning civilians, including Ayghad's father, who was killed by a landmine while trying to farm his land. At least 144 people, including 27 children, have been killed by landmines and unexploded ordnance since early December.
Landmines Kill Returning Civilians in Syria
In Idlib, Syria, landmines left behind from the conflict are killing returning civilians, including Ayghad's father, who was killed by a landmine while trying to farm his land. At least 144 people, including 27 children, have been killed by landmines and unexploded ordnance since early December.
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28% Bias Score
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