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US Citizen Released from Taliban Detention
US citizen Faye Hall, detained in Afghanistan since February, was released on Thursday following a court order and is returning home, with Qatar providing logistical support; she expressed gratitude to President Trump in a video.
US Citizen Released from Taliban Detention
US citizen Faye Hall, detained in Afghanistan since February, was released on Thursday following a court order and is returning home, with Qatar providing logistical support; she expressed gratitude to President Trump in a video.
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40% Bias Score


US Citizen Freed by Taliban in Afghanistan
American citizen Faye Hall was freed by the Taliban in Afghanistan, marking the fourth US citizen release since January, facilitated by Qatar, following the recent release of another American, George Glezmann, which the Taliban described as a goodwill gesture.
US Citizen Freed by Taliban in Afghanistan
American citizen Faye Hall was freed by the Taliban in Afghanistan, marking the fourth US citizen release since January, facilitated by Qatar, following the recent release of another American, George Glezmann, which the Taliban described as a goodwill gesture.
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36% Bias Score


Afghan Sisters' Carpets: Success Amidst Educational Restrictions
Three Afghan sisters, forced to abandon their education after a deadly school attack, weave carpets that sell for thousands of dollars internationally, revealing the economic hardships faced by women in post-Taliban Afghanistan and highlighting the conflict between their talent and opportunities.
Afghan Sisters' Carpets: Success Amidst Educational Restrictions
Three Afghan sisters, forced to abandon their education after a deadly school attack, weave carpets that sell for thousands of dollars internationally, revealing the economic hardships faced by women in post-Taliban Afghanistan and highlighting the conflict between their talent and opportunities.
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44% Bias Score


Germany Completes Phase of Afghan Resettlement Amid Political Backlash
On Thursday, a plane carrying 174 Afghan refugees, including 74 minors, landed in Hannover, Germany, fulfilling existing admission commitments under a program slated to end, amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
Germany Completes Phase of Afghan Resettlement Amid Political Backlash
On Thursday, a plane carrying 174 Afghan refugees, including 74 minors, landed in Hannover, Germany, fulfilling existing admission commitments under a program slated to end, amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
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52% Bias Score


US Lifts Reward for Taliban Leader After Hostage Release
The United States has lifted a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Taliban leader Sirajuddin Haqqani following the release of a US citizen held captive in Afghanistan for two years; however, the FBI website still lists the reward.
US Lifts Reward for Taliban Leader After Hostage Release
The United States has lifted a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Taliban leader Sirajuddin Haqqani following the release of a US citizen held captive in Afghanistan for two years; however, the FBI website still lists the reward.
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40% Bias Score


US Lifts Bounties on Top Taliban Figures
The U.S. has lifted bounties on three senior Taliban figures, including Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, following the Taliban's release of a U.S. prisoner, potentially signaling a shift in U.S.-Taliban relations.
US Lifts Bounties on Top Taliban Figures
The U.S. has lifted bounties on three senior Taliban figures, including Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, following the Taliban's release of a U.S. prisoner, potentially signaling a shift in U.S.-Taliban relations.
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64% Bias Score

American Freed by Taliban in Afghanistan
American citizen Faye Hall, detained in Afghanistan since February 1st with two British nationals and an Afghan translator, has been released by the Taliban and is returning to the US after receiving medical care in Kabul under Qatari protection.

American Freed by Taliban in Afghanistan
American citizen Faye Hall, detained in Afghanistan since February 1st with two British nationals and an Afghan translator, has been released by the Taliban and is returning to the US after receiving medical care in Kabul under Qatari protection.
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24% Bias Score

Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Militant Attack Near Afghan Border
Seven Pakistani soldiers were killed in an attack by armed militants near the Afghan border on Saturday; a subsequent military operation resulted in eight militant deaths and six injuries; this is part of a larger pattern of violence in Pakistan's border regions, with over 190 deaths since the start...

Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Militant Attack Near Afghan Border
Seven Pakistani soldiers were killed in an attack by armed militants near the Afghan border on Saturday; a subsequent military operation resulted in eight militant deaths and six injuries; this is part of a larger pattern of violence in Pakistan's border regions, with over 190 deaths since the start...
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44% Bias Score

Funding Cuts Jeopardize Afghan Women's Media and Education
Zan Times, an Afghan online magazine for women, faces closure of its journalism training program in 2025 due to reduced US foreign aid under President Trump, impacting women's education and access to information amid Taliban oppression.

Funding Cuts Jeopardize Afghan Women's Media and Education
Zan Times, an Afghan online magazine for women, faces closure of its journalism training program in 2025 due to reduced US foreign aid under President Trump, impacting women's education and access to information amid Taliban oppression.
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52% Bias Score

Afghan Girls Turn to Religious Schools Amidst Education Ban
In the wake of the Taliban's ban on girls' education past the sixth grade in Afghanistan, many girls are enrolling in religious schools, some offering free tuition, due to the lack of accessible secular education, raising concerns about the curriculum's impact and the future prospects of these girls...

Afghan Girls Turn to Religious Schools Amidst Education Ban
In the wake of the Taliban's ban on girls' education past the sixth grade in Afghanistan, many girls are enrolling in religious schools, some offering free tuition, due to the lack of accessible secular education, raising concerns about the curriculum's impact and the future prospects of these girls...
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60% Bias Score

US Lifts Bounties on Top Taliban Figures
The United States has lifted the bounties on three senior Taliban figures, including Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, who is also the head of the Haqqani network responsible for numerous attacks. This action follows the Taliban's release of a U.S. prisoner, potentially marking a shift in U.S.-T...

US Lifts Bounties on Top Taliban Figures
The United States has lifted the bounties on three senior Taliban figures, including Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, who is also the head of the Haqqani network responsible for numerous attacks. This action follows the Taliban's release of a U.S. prisoner, potentially marking a shift in U.S.-T...
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56% Bias Score

British Couple's Detention in Afghanistan: Health Concerns Amidst Court Delay
A British couple, Peter and Barbie Reynolds, aged 79 and 75, have been detained in Afghanistan since February 1st, facing health deterioration due to lack of medical care and poor prison conditions, with their court appearance delayed despite assurances of release due to misunderstandings.

British Couple's Detention in Afghanistan: Health Concerns Amidst Court Delay
A British couple, Peter and Barbie Reynolds, aged 79 and 75, have been detained in Afghanistan since February 1st, facing health deterioration due to lack of medical care and poor prison conditions, with their court appearance delayed despite assurances of release due to misunderstandings.
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60% Bias Score
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