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PP Denounces Government's €15 Million Ammunition Contract Cancellation
The Spanish Popular Party is denouncing the government's cancellation of a €15 million ammunition contract with IMI Systems of Israel to the Court of Accounts, citing the €180,000 indemnity as an illegal use of public funds due to the lack of legal justification for contract termination.
PP Denounces Government's €15 Million Ammunition Contract Cancellation
The Spanish Popular Party is denouncing the government's cancellation of a €15 million ammunition contract with IMI Systems of Israel to the Court of Accounts, citing the €180,000 indemnity as an illegal use of public funds due to the lack of legal justification for contract termination.
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52% Bias Score


Alberta Health Contract Probe Accused of Being a 'Whitewash'
Former Alberta cabinet minister Peter Guthrie alleges that an investigation into multimillion-dollar health contracts is a government whitewash, citing limited scope, lack of witness compulsion, and dismissal of key personnel as evidence of a potential cover-up, echoing concerns from the Opposition ...
Alberta Health Contract Probe Accused of Being a 'Whitewash'
Former Alberta cabinet minister Peter Guthrie alleges that an investigation into multimillion-dollar health contracts is a government whitewash, citing limited scope, lack of witness compulsion, and dismissal of key personnel as evidence of a potential cover-up, echoing concerns from the Opposition ...
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48% Bias Score


Leadership Integrity: Building Trust Through Ownership, Transparency, and Ethical Decision-Making
The article emphasizes the crucial role of leadership integrity, highlighting three daily practices: taking ownership, choosing transparency, and asking 'Is this the right thing to do?', to cultivate trust, loyalty, and ethical behavior within teams and organizations.
Leadership Integrity: Building Trust Through Ownership, Transparency, and Ethical Decision-Making
The article emphasizes the crucial role of leadership integrity, highlighting three daily practices: taking ownership, choosing transparency, and asking 'Is this the right thing to do?', to cultivate trust, loyalty, and ethical behavior within teams and organizations.
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8% Bias Score


El Salvador Trial of Slain Dutch Journalists Postponed
The trial for the 1982 murders of four Dutch journalists in El Salvador, including a former defense minister among the suspects, has been postponed to June 3rd due to a legal maneuver, causing significant distress to the victims' families who had traveled to El Salvador expecting the trial to begin.
El Salvador Trial of Slain Dutch Journalists Postponed
The trial for the 1982 murders of four Dutch journalists in El Salvador, including a former defense minister among the suspects, has been postponed to June 3rd due to a legal maneuver, causing significant distress to the victims' families who had traveled to El Salvador expecting the trial to begin.
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28% Bias Score


Saxony Police Admit Failures in Riesa AfD Protest Operation
The Saxony Interior Ministry admitted failures in planning a police operation during the AfD party conference in Riesa, Germany, where around 20,000 people demonstrated, resulting in 102 investigations into 1400 people, and investigations into police conduct, including the use of a service dog and a...
Saxony Police Admit Failures in Riesa AfD Protest Operation
The Saxony Interior Ministry admitted failures in planning a police operation during the AfD party conference in Riesa, Germany, where around 20,000 people demonstrated, resulting in 102 investigations into 1400 people, and investigations into police conduct, including the use of a service dog and a...
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40% Bias Score


SNAP Condemns Pope Francis's Handling of Clergy Sex Abuse
SNAP criticized Pope Francis's papacy for insufficient action on clergy sex abuse despite his acknowledgment of the problem and meetings with survivors, urging the next pope to implement independent oversight and a zero-tolerance policy.
SNAP Condemns Pope Francis's Handling of Clergy Sex Abuse
SNAP criticized Pope Francis's papacy for insufficient action on clergy sex abuse despite his acknowledgment of the problem and meetings with survivors, urging the next pope to implement independent oversight and a zero-tolerance policy.
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52% Bias Score

IDF Admits Responsibility for Deadly Shelling of UN Guest House in Gaza
An Israeli tank shelled a UNOPS guest house in Deir al Balah, Gaza, on March 19th, killing one and injuring six international workers; the IDF initially denied responsibility but later admitted to the attack, citing an assessment of enemy presence as the reason.

IDF Admits Responsibility for Deadly Shelling of UN Guest House in Gaza
An Israeli tank shelled a UNOPS guest house in Deir al Balah, Gaza, on March 19th, killing one and injuring six international workers; the IDF initially denied responsibility but later admitted to the attack, citing an assessment of enemy presence as the reason.
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40% Bias Score

Suspected Subsidy Fraud Prompts Investigation into Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourism Association
Following allegations of irregularities in the use of state funding, the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourism Association (TMV) is under investigation for suspected subsidy fraud; the Ministry of Economics temporarily suspended funding, leading to a near-bankruptcy before a restructuring agreement was rea...

Suspected Subsidy Fraud Prompts Investigation into Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourism Association
Following allegations of irregularities in the use of state funding, the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourism Association (TMV) is under investigation for suspected subsidy fraud; the Ministry of Economics temporarily suspended funding, leading to a near-bankruptcy before a restructuring agreement was rea...
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36% Bias Score

IDF Investigation Contradicts Official Narrative in Gaza Aid Worker Killings
An Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza contradicts the IDF's official narrative, revealing soldiers fired at point-blank range and deliberately crushed the victims' vehicles to conceal their presence.

IDF Investigation Contradicts Official Narrative in Gaza Aid Worker Killings
An Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza contradicts the IDF's official narrative, revealing soldiers fired at point-blank range and deliberately crushed the victims' vehicles to conceal their presence.
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28% Bias Score

Declining Trust in Government: A Global Crisis
A recent poll reveals that 70% of Israelis distrust their government, reflecting a global crisis of declining faith in institutions due to perceived corruption and manipulation, impacting democratic processes and societal cohesion.

Declining Trust in Government: A Global Crisis
A recent poll reveals that 70% of Israelis distrust their government, reflecting a global crisis of declining faith in institutions due to perceived corruption and manipulation, impacting democratic processes and societal cohesion.
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40% Bias Score

Israel rejects claims of killing 15 Palestinian medics in Gaza
On March 23, Israeli troops killed 15 Palestinian medics and rescue workers in Gaza during two rescue missions; an Israeli investigation blamed "professional failures," but this was rejected by the UN, PRCS, and Gaza's civil defense as insufficient, highlighting a pattern of impunity.

Israel rejects claims of killing 15 Palestinian medics in Gaza
On March 23, Israeli troops killed 15 Palestinian medics and rescue workers in Gaza during two rescue missions; an Israeli investigation blamed "professional failures," but this was rejected by the UN, PRCS, and Gaza's civil defense as insufficient, highlighting a pattern of impunity.
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48% Bias Score

Vatican Honors Sri Lanka Bombing Victims Amidst Renewed Government Investigation
The Vatican honored 167 Sri Lankan Catholic victims of the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings as "heroes of faith," while the country's new government reopened investigations into the attacks amid accusations of a government cover-up and delayed action on intelligence warnings that could have prevented the...

Vatican Honors Sri Lanka Bombing Victims Amidst Renewed Government Investigation
The Vatican honored 167 Sri Lankan Catholic victims of the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings as "heroes of faith," while the country's new government reopened investigations into the attacks amid accusations of a government cover-up and delayed action on intelligence warnings that could have prevented the...
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40% Bias Score
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