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US Warns of Iran Sleeper Cells Amid Heightened Tensions
Following a recent military conflict between Israel and Iran, US security agencies warned of potential attacks by Iran-backed sleeper cells operating domestically, although no attacks occurred, leading to heightened threat bulletins despite a ceasefire; experts say the threat is credible but oversta...
US Warns of Iran Sleeper Cells Amid Heightened Tensions
Following a recent military conflict between Israel and Iran, US security agencies warned of potential attacks by Iran-backed sleeper cells operating domestically, although no attacks occurred, leading to heightened threat bulletins despite a ceasefire; experts say the threat is credible but oversta...
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48% Bias Score
Three ETA Prisoners Granted Conditional Release Under Strict Conditions
Three long-serving ETA prisoners—Maite Pedrosa, José Luis Martín Barrios, and Ainhoa Barbarín—were granted conditional release in Spain under 12 strict conditions, including travel restrictions and prohibitions on media appearances that glorify terrorism or humiliate victims, after completing three-...
Three ETA Prisoners Granted Conditional Release Under Strict Conditions
Three long-serving ETA prisoners—Maite Pedrosa, José Luis Martín Barrios, and Ainhoa Barbarín—were granted conditional release in Spain under 12 strict conditions, including travel restrictions and prohibitions on media appearances that glorify terrorism or humiliate victims, after completing three-...
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20% Bias Score
Canada on High Alert Amidst Iranian Threats
Canada's national terrorism threat level remains "medium" following Iran's attacks on Israel, prompting heightened security alerts and concerns about Iranian sleeper cells targeting opponents within the country. Former Canadian Justice Minister Irwin Cotler, under police protection, highlights these...
Canada on High Alert Amidst Iranian Threats
Canada's national terrorism threat level remains "medium" following Iran's attacks on Israel, prompting heightened security alerts and concerns about Iranian sleeper cells targeting opponents within the country. Former Canadian Justice Minister Irwin Cotler, under police protection, highlights these...
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28% Bias Score
OAS Debates Terrorist Designation and Human Rights Amid US Criticism
The US, Peru, and Argentina proposed to the OAS to label the Tren de Aragua as a foreign terrorist group, prompting debates on regional cooperation and human rights, while Rosa María Payá Acevedo was elected to the IACHR.
OAS Debates Terrorist Designation and Human Rights Amid US Criticism
The US, Peru, and Argentina proposed to the OAS to label the Tren de Aragua as a foreign terrorist group, prompting debates on regional cooperation and human rights, while Rosa María Payá Acevedo was elected to the IACHR.
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44% Bias Score
Syrian National Charged in Foiled Vienna Concert Bomb Plot
A Syrian national, Mohamed A, faces charges in Germany for aiding a foiled plot to bomb a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna last August; the main suspect, Beran A, an Austrian national, allegedly planned the attack with links to IS, prompting cancellation of three sold-out shows.
Syrian National Charged in Foiled Vienna Concert Bomb Plot
A Syrian national, Mohamed A, faces charges in Germany for aiding a foiled plot to bomb a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna last August; the main suspect, Beran A, an Austrian national, allegedly planned the attack with links to IS, prompting cancellation of three sold-out shows.
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40% Bias Score
India Blocks SCO Statement Over Kashmir Attack, Hurting China's Influence
India refused to sign a China-led Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) joint statement due to its omission of the April 22 terror attack in Kashmir that killed 26 Indian tourists, highlighting ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan and challenging China's regional ambitions.
India Blocks SCO Statement Over Kashmir Attack, Hurting China's Influence
India refused to sign a China-led Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) joint statement due to its omission of the April 22 terror attack in Kashmir that killed 26 Indian tourists, highlighting ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan and challenging China's regional ambitions.
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48% Bias Score
Damascus Church Bombing Kills 25, Fuels Fears Among Christians
A suicide bombing at a Greek Orthodox church in Damascus, Syria, on June 22, killed 25 and injured 60, raising fears among the Christian community about their safety and security under the new Islamist-led government.
Damascus Church Bombing Kills 25, Fuels Fears Among Christians
A suicide bombing at a Greek Orthodox church in Damascus, Syria, on June 22, killed 25 and injured 60, raising fears among the Christian community about their safety and security under the new Islamist-led government.
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56% Bias Score
UK Government Condemns Anti-IDF Chants at Glastonbury
The UK government condemned anti-IDF chants led by rap punk duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury, broadcast live on the BBC; the BBC issued an on-screen warning and removed the performance from iPlayer; police are reviewing footage to assess potential offences.
UK Government Condemns Anti-IDF Chants at Glastonbury
The UK government condemned anti-IDF chants led by rap punk duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury, broadcast live on the BBC; the BBC issued an on-screen warning and removed the performance from iPlayer; police are reviewing footage to assess potential offences.
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56% Bias Score
Hamas Targets Aid Workers, Placing Bounties on GHF Staff
Hamas has placed bounties on the heads of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) workers, including US personnel, following an attack that left 12 dead and others tortured; GHF has distributed nearly 50 million meals despite Hamas' efforts to disrupt aid.
Hamas Targets Aid Workers, Placing Bounties on GHF Staff
Hamas has placed bounties on the heads of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) workers, including US personnel, following an attack that left 12 dead and others tortured; GHF has distributed nearly 50 million meals despite Hamas' efforts to disrupt aid.
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56% Bias Score
India Rejects SCO Statement Over Pahalgam Attack Omission
India refused to sign a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) joint statement due to the omission of the Pahalgam attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, which killed 26 tourists, and India blames Pakistan for, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the two countries within the SCO.
India Rejects SCO Statement Over Pahalgam Attack Omission
India refused to sign a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) joint statement due to the omission of the Pahalgam attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, which killed 26 tourists, and India blames Pakistan for, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the two countries within the SCO.
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44% Bias Score
Boulder Attack: 12 Hate Crime Charges Filed Against Suspect
On June 1, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian illegal immigrant, threw Molotov cocktails at a pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder, Colorado, injuring eight people; he was charged with 12 federal hate crimes.
Boulder Attack: 12 Hate Crime Charges Filed Against Suspect
On June 1, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian illegal immigrant, threw Molotov cocktails at a pro-Israel demonstration in Boulder, Colorado, injuring eight people; he was charged with 12 federal hate crimes.
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40% Bias Score
West African Roads: Battlegrounds of Terrorism
A study reveals that 65% of 58,000 violent incidents in West Africa (2000-2024) occurred within 1 kilometer of a road, highlighting roads' strategic importance in conflicts, impacting military operations and civilian access, exacerbated by poor road infrastructure.
West African Roads: Battlegrounds of Terrorism
A study reveals that 65% of 58,000 violent incidents in West Africa (2000-2024) occurred within 1 kilometer of a road, highlighting roads' strategic importance in conflicts, impacting military operations and civilian access, exacerbated by poor road infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score
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