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Madagascar’s Rajoelina Dissolves Government After Deadly Gen Z Protests — RIJASOLO/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Unrest · Madagascar

Madagascar’s Rajoelina Dissolves Government After Deadly Gen Z Protests

44% Center coverage: 153 sources

The overhaul follows youth-led protests over power and water cuts that the UN says left at least 22 people dead.See the Story

Rebuilding on Rubble: Trump's Gaza Plan Is Another War Crime

Donald Trump · Gaza

Rebuilding on Rubble: Trump's Gaza Plan Is Another War Crime

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

DONALD Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza is nothing short of an insult to international law, to the memory of the tens of thousands killed, and to the Palestinian people who continue to live under siege.See the Story

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"A Simple Accident": Why Don't You Miss This Great Golden Palm

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Toured without permission in Iran, this humanist thriller, signed Jafar Panahi, who will represent France at the Oscars, will be released this Wednesday in theaters. An irrespirable suspense against the backdrop of moral dilemma in the face of oppression.See the Story

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