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Germany Deports Afghan Activists, Violating Prior Asylum Promises
Germany is facing criticism for deporting dozens of Afghan activists back to Afghanistan, despite prior promises to relocate those who had worked with the West, revealing systemic failures in its refugee program and casting a shadow on its international reputation.
Germany Deports Afghan Activists, Violating Prior Asylum Promises
Germany is facing criticism for deporting dozens of Afghan activists back to Afghanistan, despite prior promises to relocate those who had worked with the West, revealing systemic failures in its refugee program and casting a shadow on its international reputation.
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60% Bias Score
Taliban Victory: Unprecedented Insights from Within
Norwegian journalist Asne Seierstad's new book provides unprecedented insight into the Taliban's victory in Afghanistan through interviews with a high-ranking commander, a women's rights activist, and a law student, revealing the group's tactics, ideology, and the ongoing human rights abuses.
Taliban Victory: Unprecedented Insights from Within
Norwegian journalist Asne Seierstad's new book provides unprecedented insight into the Taliban's victory in Afghanistan through interviews with a high-ranking commander, a women's rights activist, and a law student, revealing the group's tactics, ideology, and the ongoing human rights abuses.
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44% Bias Score
Taliban Launches Job Program Amidst Afghan Deportations and Human Rights Concerns
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has launched a job placement program, initially registering 3100 Afghans deported from Iran and Pakistan for work in Qatar, while facing UN concerns about human rights violations against returning citizens and ongoing negotiations with other countries for labor ...
Taliban Launches Job Program Amidst Afghan Deportations and Human Rights Concerns
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has launched a job placement program, initially registering 3100 Afghans deported from Iran and Pakistan for work in Qatar, while facing UN concerns about human rights violations against returning citizens and ongoing negotiations with other countries for labor ...
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40% Bias Score
Afghan Turkmen Establish New Political Party Amid Taliban Rule
Afghan Turkmen intellectuals recently formed the National Justice Party of Afghanistan, aiming to negotiate with the Taliban government for greater rights and representation, despite the Taliban's ban on political parties; the party's leadership is based in various countries.
Afghan Turkmen Establish New Political Party Amid Taliban Rule
Afghan Turkmen intellectuals recently formed the National Justice Party of Afghanistan, aiming to negotiate with the Taliban government for greater rights and representation, despite the Taliban's ban on political parties; the party's leadership is based in various countries.
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44% Bias Score
Afghanistan: Four Years of Taliban Rule Marked by Human Rights Abuses
Four years after the Taliban takeover of Kabul, Afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian crisis marked by widespread human rights abuses, particularly against women and religious minorities, despite the recent recognition of the Taliban government by Russia and potential recognition by China.
Afghanistan: Four Years of Taliban Rule Marked by Human Rights Abuses
Four years after the Taliban takeover of Kabul, Afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian crisis marked by widespread human rights abuses, particularly against women and religious minorities, despite the recent recognition of the Taliban government by Russia and potential recognition by China.
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64% Bias Score
Anderson's "To Lose a War": Afghanistan's Enduring Conflict
Jon Lee Anderson's "To Lose a War" details the US's 20-year Afghan occupation, its chaotic end, the Taliban's return, and the resulting humanitarian crisis, particularly for Afghan women, while highlighting the cyclical nature of violence in the region.
Anderson's "To Lose a War": Afghanistan's Enduring Conflict
Jon Lee Anderson's "To Lose a War" details the US's 20-year Afghan occupation, its chaotic end, the Taliban's return, and the resulting humanitarian crisis, particularly for Afghan women, while highlighting the cyclical nature of violence in the region.
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52% Bias Score
Taliban Accused of Manipulating Afghanistan's Aid Distribution
A US report accuses the Taliban of manipulating Afghanistan's international aid distribution, favoring Pashtun communities and excluding minorities; the Taliban denies these allegations, while the UN acknowledges a complex aid environment and ongoing investigations; over 23 million Afghans depend on...
Taliban Accused of Manipulating Afghanistan's Aid Distribution
A US report accuses the Taliban of manipulating Afghanistan's international aid distribution, favoring Pashtun communities and excluding minorities; the Taliban denies these allegations, while the UN acknowledges a complex aid environment and ongoing investigations; over 23 million Afghans depend on...
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48% Bias Score
Taliban Water Diversion Project Exacerbates Central Asia's Environmental Crisis
The Taliban's construction of the 300km Qoshe Tepa canal, diverting water from the Amu Darya river, aims to expand their influence in Central Asia by settling Pashtun tribes in northern Afghanistan, worsening the Aral Sea's desiccation and creating tensions with Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
Taliban Water Diversion Project Exacerbates Central Asia's Environmental Crisis
The Taliban's construction of the 300km Qoshe Tepa canal, diverting water from the Amu Darya river, aims to expand their influence in Central Asia by settling Pashtun tribes in northern Afghanistan, worsening the Aral Sea's desiccation and creating tensions with Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
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56% Bias Score
Taliban Accused of Diverting Afghan Aid, Denies Allegations
A US report accuses the Taliban of using force to divert international aid in Afghanistan, benefiting Pashtun communities while marginalizing minorities and enriching themselves; the Taliban denies these claims, stating that they facilitate aid delivery.
Taliban Accused of Diverting Afghan Aid, Denies Allegations
A US report accuses the Taliban of using force to divert international aid in Afghanistan, benefiting Pashtun communities while marginalizing minorities and enriching themselves; the Taliban denies these claims, stating that they facilitate aid delivery.
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48% Bias Score
Afghanistan: Improved Security Amidst Ongoing Instability
Following the Taliban's rise to power, Afghanistan saw a reduction in crime and drug use, enabling land travel in most areas. However, the country faces ongoing security challenges from opposition groups and terrorist organizations, necessitating stringent security measures for tourists.
Afghanistan: Improved Security Amidst Ongoing Instability
Following the Taliban's rise to power, Afghanistan saw a reduction in crime and drug use, enabling land travel in most areas. However, the country faces ongoing security challenges from opposition groups and terrorist organizations, necessitating stringent security measures for tourists.
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52% Bias Score
2 Million Afghans Return Amidst Concerns Over Girls' Education
A UN official reports over 2 million Afghans returned from neighboring countries in 2024, with improved aid access but ongoing concerns about girls' education beyond the sixth grade.
2 Million Afghans Return Amidst Concerns Over Girls' Education
A UN official reports over 2 million Afghans returned from neighboring countries in 2024, with improved aid access but ongoing concerns about girls' education beyond the sixth grade.
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60% Bias Score
Death Threats Against UN Women Workers in Afghanistan Confirmed
The UN confirmed death threats against dozens of Afghan women working for the UN in May, while the Taliban are investigating; further restrictions on women's movement and work in several provinces were also reported.
Death Threats Against UN Women Workers in Afghanistan Confirmed
The UN confirmed death threats against dozens of Afghan women working for the UN in May, while the Taliban are investigating; further restrictions on women's movement and work in several provinces were also reported.
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44% Bias Score
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