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Libya Challenges Greece, Egypt on Mediterranean Maritime Boundaries
Libya officially notified the UN on July 1st, 2025, of its Mediterranean continental shelf boundaries, rejecting agreements with Greece and Egypt, citing its 2019 deal with Turkey and accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights by granting hydrocarbon exploration licenses.
Libya Challenges Greece, Egypt on Mediterranean Maritime Boundaries
Libya officially notified the UN on July 1st, 2025, of its Mediterranean continental shelf boundaries, rejecting agreements with Greece and Egypt, citing its 2019 deal with Turkey and accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights by granting hydrocarbon exploration licenses.
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48% Bias Score


Greece Leverages Chevron's Interest in Hydrocarbon Exploration to Counter Libyan, Turkish Claims
Following unsuccessful maritime boundary talks with Libya, Greece's energy minister spoke with Chevron, highlighting continued interest in Greek hydrocarbon exploration, despite Libyan objections, and aiming to leverage Chevron's influence against Turkey and its Libyan allies.
Greece Leverages Chevron's Interest in Hydrocarbon Exploration to Counter Libyan, Turkish Claims
Following unsuccessful maritime boundary talks with Libya, Greece's energy minister spoke with Chevron, highlighting continued interest in Greek hydrocarbon exploration, despite Libyan objections, and aiming to leverage Chevron's influence against Turkey and its Libyan allies.
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40% Bias Score


Erdoğan Responds to "Ummetçilik" Accusations, Highlights "Turk-Kurd-Arab Alliance
Turkish President Erdoğan responded to CHP leader Özgür Özel's accusations of "ummetçilik," stating that his messages about a "Turk-Kurd-Arab alliance" upset those he labeled representatives of 'one-party fascism' and those profiting from conflict, dismissing the accusations as absurd and reflecting...
Erdoğan Responds to "Ummetçilik" Accusations, Highlights "Turk-Kurd-Arab Alliance
Turkish President Erdoğan responded to CHP leader Özgür Özel's accusations of "ummetçilik," stating that his messages about a "Turk-Kurd-Arab alliance" upset those he labeled representatives of 'one-party fascism' and those profiting from conflict, dismissing the accusations as absurd and reflecting...
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60% Bias Score


Turkey's Wildfire Response: Ground Crews Crippled Despite Large Air Fleet
Turkey's forest firefighting strategy is facing criticism due to insufficient ground personnel, despite a large aerial fleet, which includes many leased aircraft and helicopters costing 3.784 billion TL (2022-2024); the government is procuring new firefighting aircraft and helicopters.
Turkey's Wildfire Response: Ground Crews Crippled Despite Large Air Fleet
Turkey's forest firefighting strategy is facing criticism due to insufficient ground personnel, despite a large aerial fleet, which includes many leased aircraft and helicopters costing 3.784 billion TL (2022-2024); the government is procuring new firefighting aircraft and helicopters.
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36% Bias Score


Difficult Champions League Draw for French Volleyball Clubs
The 2025-2026 Champions League volleyball draw features tough matchups for French clubs: Tours faces Trento, ZB Ankara, and a qualifier; Montpellier plays Civitanova, Warsaw, and Louvain; Levallois-Paris meets Rzeszow, Schwerin, and a qualifier; and Le Cannet faces a preliminary round winner before ...
Difficult Champions League Draw for French Volleyball Clubs
The 2025-2026 Champions League volleyball draw features tough matchups for French clubs: Tours faces Trento, ZB Ankara, and a qualifier; Montpellier plays Civitanova, Warsaw, and Louvain; Levallois-Paris meets Rzeszow, Schwerin, and a qualifier; and Le Cannet faces a preliminary round winner before ...
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40% Bias Score


İmamoğlu Sentenced to Prison for Insulting Public Official
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu received a prison sentence of 1 year 7 months for insulting a public official and 2 months 15 days for threats following a speech criticizing the prosecutor Akın Gürlek; he was acquitted of the charge of targeting a public official.
İmamoğlu Sentenced to Prison for Insulting Public Official
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu received a prison sentence of 1 year 7 months for insulting a public official and 2 months 15 days for threats following a speech criticizing the prosecutor Akın Gürlek; he was acquitted of the charge of targeting a public official.
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60% Bias Score

Turkish Parliament to Establish Commission on Kurdish Issue
Turkey's Parliament is establishing a commission to address the Kurdish issue, with a Friday meeting to finalize its rules and membership; the commission's structure will differ from other committees, using a qualified majority decision-making process; its impact depends on inter-party cooperation.

Turkish Parliament to Establish Commission on Kurdish Issue
Turkey's Parliament is establishing a commission to address the Kurdish issue, with a Friday meeting to finalize its rules and membership; the commission's structure will differ from other committees, using a qualified majority decision-making process; its impact depends on inter-party cooperation.
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40% Bias Score

Greece's Libya Diplomacy Fails Amidst Turkey's Growing Influence
Greece's diplomatic efforts in Libya failed as both factions aligned with Turkey, challenging Greece's EEZ due to Turkey's stronger regional influence, highlighting the limitations of Greece's European-focused foreign policy.

Greece's Libya Diplomacy Fails Amidst Turkey's Growing Influence
Greece's diplomatic efforts in Libya failed as both factions aligned with Turkey, challenging Greece's EEZ due to Turkey's stronger regional influence, highlighting the limitations of Greece's European-focused foreign policy.
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60% Bias Score

Cyprus Talks Begin in New York Amidst Turkish Objections and Low Expectations
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and a delegation are in New York for informal five-party talks on Cyprus, aiming to maintain momentum despite low expectations for a breakthrough. The talks involve Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, the UK, Turkish Cypriots, and the UN, with Turkish objections to EU ...

Cyprus Talks Begin in New York Amidst Turkish Objections and Low Expectations
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and a delegation are in New York for informal five-party talks on Cyprus, aiming to maintain momentum despite low expectations for a breakthrough. The talks involve Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, the UK, Turkish Cypriots, and the UN, with Turkish objections to EU ...
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44% Bias Score

Turkish Lawyer's Detention Extended Amidst Political Tensions
Mehmet Pehlivan, lawyer for CHP's presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, was arrested on June 19th and his detention was extended on July 17th after a court hearing where he appeared alone, despite his lawyers being present at the courthouse. The decision has raised concerns about judicial independe...

Turkish Lawyer's Detention Extended Amidst Political Tensions
Mehmet Pehlivan, lawyer for CHP's presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, was arrested on June 19th and his detention was extended on July 17th after a court hearing where he appeared alone, despite his lawyers being present at the courthouse. The decision has raised concerns about judicial independe...
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52% Bias Score

Cyprus Talks Stalled: Confidence-Building Measures Remain Key Obstacle
The informal meeting in New York, involving the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot sides and guarantor powers, aims to revive stalled Cyprus reunification talks. Key obstacles include the lack of progress on implementing confidence-building measures, particularly the opening of four crossing points, ...

Cyprus Talks Stalled: Confidence-Building Measures Remain Key Obstacle
The informal meeting in New York, involving the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot sides and guarantor powers, aims to revive stalled Cyprus reunification talks. Key obstacles include the lack of progress on implementing confidence-building measures, particularly the opening of four crossing points, ...
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40% Bias Score

Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu Convicted, Remains Imprisoned
Istanbul's former mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, was convicted in a first instance trial for insulting Istanbul's chief prosecutor, Akin Gurlek, resulting in a 1 year and 8 month sentence and continuing his imprisonment since March 19th, 2024. This is part of a broader pattern of legal actions against the o...

Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu Convicted, Remains Imprisoned
Istanbul's former mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, was convicted in a first instance trial for insulting Istanbul's chief prosecutor, Akin Gurlek, resulting in a 1 year and 8 month sentence and continuing his imprisonment since March 19th, 2024. This is part of a broader pattern of legal actions against the o...
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56% Bias Score
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