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UK, France and Germany call on Israel to 'immediately lift restrictions on flow of aid' to Gaza

46% Center coverage: 37 sources

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Germany's Constitutional Court Becomes Political Football

Carney calls Israel denying humanitarian aid in Gaza 'violation of international law'

Justice Department granted Ghislaine Maxwell limited immunity during meeting: ABC

36% Left coverage: 31 sources

The Justice Department (DOJ) granted Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, limited immunity before she sat for two days of interviews with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, ABC News reported Friday. Ghislaine Maxwell · United States See the Story

Tunisians protest aginst President Saied, call country an ‘open-air prison’

37% Left coverage: 19 sources

Hundreds of Tunisian activists protested in the capital on Friday against President Kais Saied, denouncing his rule as an "authoritarian regime" that has turned the country into an “open-air prison”.African Politics · Tunisia See the Story

Taiwan Votes in High-Stakes Recall Election

66% Center coverage: 30 sources

The high-stakes recall election to oust Kuomintang lawmakers could give President Lai Ching-te's Democratic Progressive Party control of parliament.Voting · Taiwan See the Story

Thailand Declares Martial Law in Eastern Border Provinces Amid Rising Tensions

38% Left coverage: 8 sources

BANGKOK: The Chanthaburi-Trat Border Defence Command on Friday declared martial law in several districts of eastern Thailand, effective immediately, following a second day of escalating Thai-Cambodian border tensions that have reportedly left at least 15 people dead.Evacuations · Thailand See the Story

German Regional Lawmaker Admits Drawing Swastika on Ballot Paper Next to Far-Right Candidate’s Name

44% Center coverage: 25 sources

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Bus Traveling From Lima to Peru’s Amazon Overturns on Highway in the Andes, Killing at Least 18

48% Center coverage: 25 sources

LIMA, Peru (AP) — A bus traveling from Lima to Peru’s Amazon region overturned on a highway in the Andes Mountains, leaving at least 18 people dead and 48 injured, authorities said Friday. The double-decker bus belonging to the company “Expreso Molina Líder Internacional” went off the road and fell down a slope in the district of Palca, Junín region, Junin’s health director Clifor Curipaco told reporters. Authorities are still investigating the …Amazon · Peru See the Story

More than 135,000 displaced as Thailand-Cambodia border clashes enter second day

42% Center coverage: 100 sources

Asian Politics · Thailand See the Story

Russian parliament approves a bill punishing online searches for information deemed ‘extremist’

53% Center coverage: 56 sources

The Russian parliament’s upper house on Friday quickly approved a bill that punishes online searches for information officially branded “extremist,” the latest in a series of moves by authorities to tighten control of the internet. Russian Politics · Russia See the Story

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