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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


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


Christodoulides Seeks to Restart Cyprus Talks in New York
President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus will travel to New York on July 16-17 for a UN meeting on the Cyprus issue, aiming to restart negotiations while maintaining that confidence-building measures should not replace a comprehensive solution.
Christodoulides Seeks to Restart Cyprus Talks in New York
President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus will travel to New York on July 16-17 for a UN meeting on the Cyprus issue, aiming to restart negotiations while maintaining that confidence-building measures should not replace a comprehensive solution.
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32% Bias Score


Erdoğan Commemorates July 15 Coup Attempt Anniversary
President Erdoğan addressed the Turkish Parliament on the anniversary of the July 15, 2016, coup attempt, praising the citizenry's resistance and highlighting the event's significance in Turkey's fight against terrorism and its ongoing commitment to democracy.
Erdoğan Commemorates July 15 Coup Attempt Anniversary
President Erdoğan addressed the Turkish Parliament on the anniversary of the July 15, 2016, coup attempt, praising the citizenry's resistance and highlighting the event's significance in Turkey's fight against terrorism and its ongoing commitment to democracy.
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68% Bias Score


Turkey's Kurdish Issue: Legal Gaps and Systemic Failures in Proposed Solutions
This article analyzes the insufficient solutions proposed for the Kurdish issue in Turkey, highlighting the lack of a clear legal framework for a potential PKK disarmament process and the absence of a comprehensive strategy to address deep-rooted social, economic, and environmental problems.
Turkey's Kurdish Issue: Legal Gaps and Systemic Failures in Proposed Solutions
This article analyzes the insufficient solutions proposed for the Kurdish issue in Turkey, highlighting the lack of a clear legal framework for a potential PKK disarmament process and the absence of a comprehensive strategy to address deep-rooted social, economic, and environmental problems.
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64% Bias Score


Long-Term Impacts of Turkey's Post-Coup Dismissals
Following a 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, thousands of public employees were dismissed via KHKs, leading to job losses, imprisonment, health issues, and even deaths; the impact continues to affect individuals and institutions nine years later.
Long-Term Impacts of Turkey's Post-Coup Dismissals
Following a 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, thousands of public employees were dismissed via KHKs, leading to job losses, imprisonment, health issues, and even deaths; the impact continues to affect individuals and institutions nine years later.
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56% 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

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

Greek Parliament Expresses Concerns Over Saint Catherine's Monastery
Greek Parliament Speaker Nikitas Kaklamanis voiced concerns to the Egyptian ambassador about Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai, receiving assurances that its operation and the monks' lives will remain unchanged, despite underlying concerns about potential future threats.

Greek Parliament Expresses Concerns Over Saint Catherine's Monastery
Greek Parliament Speaker Nikitas Kaklamanis voiced concerns to the Egyptian ambassador about Saint Catherine's Monastery on Mount Sinai, receiving assurances that its operation and the monks' lives will remain unchanged, despite underlying concerns about potential future threats.
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48% Bias Score

Turkish Public Sector Workers Threaten Strike Over Wages
TÜRK-İŞ, representing approximately 600,000 Turkish public sector workers, threatened a strike for August 26th if the government does not meet their demands for a fair collective bargaining agreement, citing the high cost of living and the inadequacy of the government's offer.

Turkish Public Sector Workers Threaten Strike Over Wages
TÜRK-İŞ, representing approximately 600,000 Turkish public sector workers, threatened a strike for August 26th if the government does not meet their demands for a fair collective bargaining agreement, citing the high cost of living and the inadequacy of the government's offer.
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60% Bias Score

116 Dead in Sweida Clashes: Inter-communal Violence and Regional Power Plays
Clashes in Sweida, Syria, between Druze and Bedouin groups left 116 dead; underlying causes include inter-communal tensions and a broader sense of marginalization among minority groups; Israel and Turkey's involvement complicates the situation.

116 Dead in Sweida Clashes: Inter-communal Violence and Regional Power Plays
Clashes in Sweida, Syria, between Druze and Bedouin groups left 116 dead; underlying causes include inter-communal tensions and a broader sense of marginalization among minority groups; Israel and Turkey's involvement complicates the situation.
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36% Bias Score

DEM's Collaboration Statement Amidst History of Political Repression
The ruling party, DEM, announced a path of collaboration, a stark contrast to its past actions of labeling opposition as "terrorists," creating a climate of distrust and raising concerns about sincerity.

DEM's Collaboration Statement Amidst History of Political Repression
The ruling party, DEM, announced a path of collaboration, a stark contrast to its past actions of labeling opposition as "terrorists," creating a climate of distrust and raising concerns about sincerity.
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60% Bias Score
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