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Ukraine Repatriates Severely Wounded Soldiers in First Phase of Prisoner Exchange
On June 10th, Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange with Russia, returning dozens of severely wounded soldiers from various branches of the Armed Forces, including those who endured over three years of captivity in Mariupol. They will receive medical care and financial compensatio...
Ukraine Repatriates Severely Wounded Soldiers in First Phase of Prisoner Exchange
On June 10th, Ukraine completed the first phase of a prisoner exchange with Russia, returning dozens of severely wounded soldiers from various branches of the Armed Forces, including those who endured over three years of captivity in Mariupol. They will receive medical care and financial compensatio...
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36% Bias Score
Gaza Healthcare System Crumbles Amid Israeli Attacks
Gaza's healthcare system is collapsing under the strain of Israel's ongoing war, with the ICRC reporting 12 mass casualty incidents at Rafah's Red Cross Field Hospital in two weeks, largely due to attacks on aid distribution sites by Israeli forces that killed 125 Palestinians and wounded 736 more, ...
Gaza Healthcare System Crumbles Amid Israeli Attacks
Gaza's healthcare system is collapsing under the strain of Israel's ongoing war, with the ICRC reporting 12 mass casualty incidents at Rafah's Red Cross Field Hospital in two weeks, largely due to attacks on aid distribution sites by Israeli forces that killed 125 Palestinians and wounded 736 more, ...
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36% Bias Score
Suspect Detained in Bombing Death of Mariupol Siege Commander
A Russian court ordered the pre-trial detention of "Kh." for the May 28 bombing that killed Major Zaur Gurtsiyev, a former air operations commander during the Mariupol siege, and Nikita Penkov; terrorism is a potential motive.
Suspect Detained in Bombing Death of Mariupol Siege Commander
A Russian court ordered the pre-trial detention of "Kh." for the May 28 bombing that killed Major Zaur Gurtsiyev, a former air operations commander during the Mariupol siege, and Nikita Penkov; terrorism is a potential motive.
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28% Bias Score
Israeli Raids Kill 75 Palestinians in Gaza Amidst Famine and Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli raids across Gaza have killed at least 75 Palestinians, including 16 in a residential building strike described as a "massacre," and at least 8 more near a US-backed aid distribution site, amidst an 11-week blockade causing widespread famine and a surge in miscarriages.
Israeli Raids Kill 75 Palestinians in Gaza Amidst Famine and Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli raids across Gaza have killed at least 75 Palestinians, including 16 in a residential building strike described as a "massacre," and at least 8 more near a US-backed aid distribution site, amidst an 11-week blockade causing widespread famine and a surge in miscarriages.
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60% Bias Score
Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amidst GHF Suspension and Deadly Clashes
The US/Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) suspended food aid distribution in Gaza after claiming Hamas issued threats, resulting in hundreds of thousands of Gazans going without food; Hamas denies the claims; dozens of Palestinians have been killed near GHF aid distribution sites amid...
Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amidst GHF Suspension and Deadly Clashes
The US/Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) suspended food aid distribution in Gaza after claiming Hamas issued threats, resulting in hundreds of thousands of Gazans going without food; Hamas denies the claims; dozens of Palestinians have been killed near GHF aid distribution sites amid...
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56% Bias Score
Six Dead, 44 Wounded in Russian Air Strike on Kharkiv
A Russian air strike on Kharkiv on June 7th killed six and wounded 44, hitting civilian areas including a children's railway; this attack follows a massive drone attack the previous night, further escalating the conflict.
Six Dead, 44 Wounded in Russian Air Strike on Kharkiv
A Russian air strike on Kharkiv on June 7th killed six and wounded 44, hitting civilian areas including a children's railway; this attack follows a massive drone attack the previous night, further escalating the conflict.
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36% Bias Score
Nazi Guards Used Alderney Prisoners for Target Practice During WWII
New research reveals that Nazi SS guards on the Channel Island of Alderney used prisoners as target practice, killing around a dozen inmates weekly at Sylt camp during WWII, adding to evidence of widespread atrocities.
Nazi Guards Used Alderney Prisoners for Target Practice During WWII
New research reveals that Nazi SS guards on the Channel Island of Alderney used prisoners as target practice, killing around a dozen inmates weekly at Sylt camp during WWII, adding to evidence of widespread atrocities.
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16% Bias Score
Ukraine's Prisoner Exchange Raises Human Rights Concerns
Ukraine's recent prisoner exchange with Russia included 70 Ukrainian citizens, some convicted of collaboration, prompting concern from Human Rights Watch (HRW) who found many prosecutions violated international humanitarian law; Ukraine also disavowed these exchanged citizens.
Ukraine's Prisoner Exchange Raises Human Rights Concerns
Ukraine's recent prisoner exchange with Russia included 70 Ukrainian citizens, some convicted of collaboration, prompting concern from Human Rights Watch (HRW) who found many prosecutions violated international humanitarian law; Ukraine also disavowed these exchanged citizens.
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64% Bias Score
Gaza Conflict: Protests Erupt Amidst Captive Recovery and Rising Death Toll
Thousands of Israeli protesters demanded the release of 55 remaining captives in Gaza and a ceasefire, while hundreds of thousands protested in Rome against the Italian government's support for Israel, following the discovery of the body of a Thai captive in Gaza and amidst the ongoing war that has ...
Gaza Conflict: Protests Erupt Amidst Captive Recovery and Rising Death Toll
Thousands of Israeli protesters demanded the release of 55 remaining captives in Gaza and a ceasefire, while hundreds of thousands protested in Rome against the Italian government's support for Israel, following the discovery of the body of a Thai captive in Gaza and amidst the ongoing war that has ...
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56% Bias Score
Ukraine Demands Return of Abducted Children as Precondition for Peace
Ukraine demands the return of nearly 20,000 abducted children from Russia as a precondition for peace, citing evidence of systematic adoptions and Russification efforts dating back to 2014, violating international humanitarian law.
Ukraine Demands Return of Abducted Children as Precondition for Peace
Ukraine demands the return of nearly 20,000 abducted children from Russia as a precondition for peace, citing evidence of systematic adoptions and Russification efforts dating back to 2014, violating international humanitarian law.
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52% Bias Score
Over 40 Injured in Second Russian Air Strike on Kharkiv
A Russian air strike on Kharkiv on June 7th, 2024, using corrected aviation bombs, resulted in over 40 injuries and one death, with damage to civilian infrastructure including a children's railway; the attack follows a massive barrage of 48 Shahed drones, two rockets, and four guided bombs earlier t...
Over 40 Injured in Second Russian Air Strike on Kharkiv
A Russian air strike on Kharkiv on June 7th, 2024, using corrected aviation bombs, resulted in over 40 injuries and one death, with damage to civilian infrastructure including a children's railway; the attack follows a massive barrage of 48 Shahed drones, two rockets, and four guided bombs earlier t...
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56% Bias Score
Russia's Kharkiv Airstrikes Kill Two, Injure 18
Russian airstrikes on Kharkiv, Ukraine, killed at least two and injured 18, including four railway employees, one of whom was the recently appointed head of a children's train station that was luckily closed; President Zelensky condemned the attacks as pure terrorism.
Russia's Kharkiv Airstrikes Kill Two, Injure 18
Russian airstrikes on Kharkiv, Ukraine, killed at least two and injured 18, including four railway employees, one of whom was the recently appointed head of a children's train station that was luckily closed; President Zelensky condemned the attacks as pure terrorism.
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60% Bias Score
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