February 2025
March 2025
Greece Expands Tax Audits to Salaried Employees, Uncovering Widespread Tax Evasion
Greek tax authorities are auditing salaried employees, especially high-income earners with large tax refunds, uncovering hundreds of illegal refunds and expanding audits to 130,000 tax identification numbers (TINs).
Greece Expands Tax Audits to Salaried Employees, Uncovering Widespread Tax Evasion
Greek tax authorities are auditing salaried employees, especially high-income earners with large tax refunds, uncovering hundreds of illegal refunds and expanding audits to 130,000 tax identification numbers (TINs).
Progress
44% Bias Score
Altai Krai Bailiffs Collect Over 10 Billion Rubles in 2024
In 2024, Altai Krai bailiffs collected over 10 billion rubles in various debts, including 1.6 billion rubles in child support, processed 1,155,000 enforcement documents, and resolved 455 complaints against debt collectors, highlighting their multifaceted role in debt recovery and social welfare.
Altai Krai Bailiffs Collect Over 10 Billion Rubles in 2024
In 2024, Altai Krai bailiffs collected over 10 billion rubles in various debts, including 1.6 billion rubles in child support, processed 1,155,000 enforcement documents, and resolved 455 complaints against debt collectors, highlighting their multifaceted role in debt recovery and social welfare.
Progress
44% Bias Score
House Hacking: A Response to the US Housing Shortage
Amidst a US housing shortage of 4-7 million homes, driving up costs and leaving single renters paying $7,500 more yearly than those with roommates, house hacking—renting parts of one's property—is gaining popularity, but raises safety concerns in some markets.
House Hacking: A Response to the US Housing Shortage
Amidst a US housing shortage of 4-7 million homes, driving up costs and leaving single renters paying $7,500 more yearly than those with roommates, house hacking—renting parts of one's property—is gaining popularity, but raises safety concerns in some markets.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Brisbane Murder Trial: Body Found in Concrete Pit
In Brisbane, Australia, Joshua Searston and Dewald De Klerk are on trial for the murder of Andrew Walsh, whose body was found encased in concrete in November 2021 following an alleged attack related to a dispute within a criminal group. Key evidence includes witness testimony, phone call recordings,...
Brisbane Murder Trial: Body Found in Concrete Pit
In Brisbane, Australia, Joshua Searston and Dewald De Klerk are on trial for the murder of Andrew Walsh, whose body was found encased in concrete in November 2021 following an alleged attack related to a dispute within a criminal group. Key evidence includes witness testimony, phone call recordings,...
Progress
44% Bias Score
FDP's Election Defeat Prompts Leadership Fight and Potential Party Split
Following the FDP's failure to surpass the 5% threshold in the German election, securing only 4.3% of the vote, former vice-president Wolfgang Kubicki is considering a bid for party leadership, while the Thuringian FDP head suggests a potential new party formation due to internal divisions.
FDP's Election Defeat Prompts Leadership Fight and Potential Party Split
Following the FDP's failure to surpass the 5% threshold in the German election, securing only 4.3% of the vote, former vice-president Wolfgang Kubicki is considering a bid for party leadership, while the Thuringian FDP head suggests a potential new party formation due to internal divisions.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Stuttgart Gymnastics Scandal Jeopardizes German Championships
Abuse allegations at Stuttgart's Kunst-Turn-Forum (KTF) threaten Germany's European Gymnastics Championships in Leipzig; top gymnasts lack coaches, investigations are underway, and funding is frozen, jeopardizing athletes' training and competition readiness.
Stuttgart Gymnastics Scandal Jeopardizes German Championships
Abuse allegations at Stuttgart's Kunst-Turn-Forum (KTF) threaten Germany's European Gymnastics Championships in Leipzig; top gymnasts lack coaches, investigations are underway, and funding is frozen, jeopardizing athletes' training and competition readiness.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Khabarovsk Hosts "Techno Summer" Industrial Forum
The "Techno Summer" forum in Khabarovsk, running May 15-17, will showcase over 300 innovations across five industrial sectors on a 12,000 square meter area, attracting 6,000 participants to foster partnerships and address workforce development needs.
Khabarovsk Hosts "Techno Summer" Industrial Forum
The "Techno Summer" forum in Khabarovsk, running May 15-17, will showcase over 300 innovations across five industrial sectors on a 12,000 square meter area, attracting 6,000 participants to foster partnerships and address workforce development needs.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Rostov Oblast Improves Child Welfare Following Presidential Audit
During a working visit to Rostov Oblast, Russia's Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, and regional governor Yuri Slyusar discussed social orphanhood prevention and support for children of special operation participants, reviewing 25 support measures and the results o...
Rostov Oblast Improves Child Welfare Following Presidential Audit
During a working visit to Rostov Oblast, Russia's Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, and regional governor Yuri Slyusar discussed social orphanhood prevention and support for children of special operation participants, reviewing 25 support measures and the results o...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Shanghai Extends Business Support Measures Until December 31, 2024
Shanghai extends 21 business support measures until December 31, 2024, including tax cuts, 50% maternity leave subsidy reimbursement for eligible enterprises, energy discounts, and enhanced credit support for SMEs, to reduce operational costs and boost competitiveness.
Shanghai Extends Business Support Measures Until December 31, 2024
Shanghai extends 21 business support measures until December 31, 2024, including tax cuts, 50% maternity leave subsidy reimbursement for eligible enterprises, energy discounts, and enhanced credit support for SMEs, to reduce operational costs and boost competitiveness.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Bivol Wins Undisputed Light Heavyweight Title in Rematch
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Dmitry Bivol won the undisputed light heavyweight world title from Artur Beterbiev by majority decision (116-112, 115-113, 114-114) on Sunday, avenging his previous defeat.
Bivol Wins Undisputed Light Heavyweight Title in Rematch
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Dmitry Bivol won the undisputed light heavyweight world title from Artur Beterbiev by majority decision (116-112, 115-113, 114-114) on Sunday, avenging his previous defeat.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Fuel Canadian Financial Uncertainty
President Trump's February 2025 announcement of a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports triggered widespread anxiety among Canadian financial planners and their clients, who are now grappling with uncertainty surrounding major financial decisions such as retirement, real estate purchases, and bus...
Trump Tariffs Fuel Canadian Financial Uncertainty
President Trump's February 2025 announcement of a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports triggered widespread anxiety among Canadian financial planners and their clients, who are now grappling with uncertainty surrounding major financial decisions such as retirement, real estate purchases, and bus...
Progress
60% Bias Score
Mixed Legacy of Doug Ford's Labor Policies in Ontario
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's seven years in office have seen a mix of worker-friendly legislation and policies criticized by labor advocates; while minimum wage increases and right-to-disconnect rules were enacted, public-sector wage freezes and the now-repealed Bill 124, costing over $6 billion, hig...
Mixed Legacy of Doug Ford's Labor Policies in Ontario
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's seven years in office have seen a mix of worker-friendly legislation and policies criticized by labor advocates; while minimum wage increases and right-to-disconnect rules were enacted, public-sector wage freezes and the now-repealed Bill 124, costing over $6 billion, hig...
Progress
16% Bias Score