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Hundreds protest in The Hague against NATO, days before the Dutch city hosts alliance summit
NATO · The Hague

Hundreds protest in The Hague against NATO, days before the Dutch city hosts alliance summit

45% Center coverage: 37 sources
Hundreds of people protested Sunday against NATO and military spending and against a possible conflict with Iran, two days before a summit of the alliance in The Hague that is seeking to increase allies’ defense budgets. “Let’s invest in peace and sustainable energy,” Belgian politician Jos d’Haese told the crowd at a park not far from the summit venue.See the Story

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore Vetoes Slavery Reparations Study, Citing Need for 'the Work Itself'

44% Left coverage: 55 sources
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced Friday he will veto a measure to create a commission to study potential slavery reparations in the state, saying that while it was a difficult decision, the issue already has been studied and now is the time “to focus on the work itself.” Moore, a Democrat who is the state’s first Black governor and the only Black governor currently serving, wrote in his veto letter that he applauded the legislature’s work on the bill.Maryland Politics · MarylandSee the Story

Arab leaders promise to work on reconstruction of Gaza and again press for a ceasefire

41% Left coverage: 51 sources
Arab leaders meeting at an annual summit in Baghdad said Saturday that they were trying to reach a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip and promised to contribute to the reconstruction of the territory once the war stops. In March, an emergency Arab League summit in Cairo endorsed a plan for Gaza’s reconstruction without displacing its roughly 2 million residents.Arab League · GazaSee the Story

Flights Resume at the Rebel-Held Airport in Yemen’s Capital, More than a Week After Israeli Strikes

50% Center coverage: 20 sources
Flights resumed on Saturday to Yemen’s capital of Sanaa, held by the country’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels, more than a week after massive Israeli airstrikes disabled the airport. The Israeli strikes on May 6 — a rare daytime attack — destroyed the airport’s terminal and left craters on its runway, according to Khaled al-Shaif, the head of the airport. At least six passenger planes were hit, including three belonging to the national carrier, Yemen Airway or Yemenia, he said.Yemen · YemenSee the Story

Palm Tree Falls on a Person at Cannes Film Festival

46% Center coverage: 61 sources
A palm tree fell on a man at the Cannes Film Festival who was walking along the Croisette on Saturday in the seaside French town. Authorities sped through festivalgoers to tend to the person who laid injured and bleeding on the sidewalk. No information was immediately available on their condition. Representatives for the festival didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. The incident happened midday at the festival. Cannes, which runs until May 24, is about halfway through.Cannes Film Festival · CannesSee the Story

Thousands join a pro-EU rally in Romania’s capital as pivotal presidential runoff looms

41% Center coverage: 80 sources
Thousands of people gathered in Romania’s capital on Friday for a pro-European Union march. It came a week before the final vote of a closely watched presidential election that pits a hard-right nationalist front-runner against the capital’s pro-EU mayor. Marchers converged in Bucharest in front of the government building, where many waved the blue and yellow flags of Europe. Many chanted slogans such as “We are in Europe” and “Bucharest is not Budapest,” referring to Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a member but also a longtime critic of the EU.Romania Politics · RomaniaSee the Story

27 people arrested in a protest in Gambia over the sale of a former dictator's assets

47% Center coverage: 19 sources
Protests in Gambia over the sale of a former dictator’s assets led to the arrests of at least 27 demonstrators and two journalists, who were later released, police said Monday. The protests in the West African country’s capital of Banjul began after an investigative report by local media that accused the government of selling former dictator Yahya Jammeh ’s assets at below market value. A group called the Gambians Against Looted Assets, or GALA, led the protest.The Gambia · The GambiaSee the Story

Head of Brazil's gas giant Petrobras criticized for 'drill, baby, drill!' comment about the Amazon

53% Center coverage: 19 sources
The head of Brazil’s state-run gas and oil giant Petrobras was facing criticism on Friday after a video emerged of her saying “Drill, baby, drill!” when speaking about controversial oil exploration near the mouth of the Amazon River. Magda Chambriard made the remarks Tuesday during the Offshore Technology Conference, in Houston. In a video obtained by the Brazilian newspaper Valor Economico and published Friday, Chambriard is seen addressing Clécio Luís, governor of the Amazonian state of Amapa, who was in the audience.Petrobras · BrazilSee the Story

Brazilian court allows gender neutral designation in documents for the first time

53% Center coverage: 17 sources
A high court in Brazil on Wednesday allowed a person to identify as gender neutral on official documents, an unprecedented decision that could still be reviewed. The ruling was made by a panel of the Superior Court of Justice in the capital city of Brasilia in the case of a person seeking a gender-neutral designation on their birth certificate. The authorization applies to a person who initially requested to be described as male following a hormone treatment, but later regretted this and appealed to the court.Brazil Politics · BrazilSee the Story

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