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Acciona Implicated in €500 Million Spanish Bribery Scandal
Acciona faces a bribery scandal after a Guardia Civil investigation revealed alleged payments totaling €1,070,000 to former Spanish Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos and his advisor, to secure over €500 million in public works contracts between 2018 and 2021.
Acciona Implicated in €500 Million Spanish Bribery Scandal
Acciona faces a bribery scandal after a Guardia Civil investigation revealed alleged payments totaling €1,070,000 to former Spanish Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos and his advisor, to secure over €500 million in public works contracts between 2018 and 2021.
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44% Bias Score


Wife of Quirón Executive Investigated in Ayuso Partner's Case
A Madrid judge is investigating Gloria Carrasco, wife of a Quirón executive, for allegedly receiving a €500,000 bribe from Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, Alberto González Amador, in connection with a 2020 business deal involving a company with no assets. The investigation involves potential corruption...
Wife of Quirón Executive Investigated in Ayuso Partner's Case
A Madrid judge is investigating Gloria Carrasco, wife of a Quirón executive, for allegedly receiving a €500,000 bribe from Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, Alberto González Amador, in connection with a 2020 business deal involving a company with no assets. The investigation involves potential corruption...
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56% Bias Score


£6.5 Million NHS Corruption Scheme Results in 29-Year Prison Sentence
Four men—Adam Sharoudi, Gavin Brown, Alan Hush, and Gavin Cox—were sentenced to a total of 29 years in prison for a £6.5 million corruption scheme involving Oricom Ltd securing lucrative NHS contracts through bribery and fraud between 2010 and 2015.
£6.5 Million NHS Corruption Scheme Results in 29-Year Prison Sentence
Four men—Adam Sharoudi, Gavin Brown, Alan Hush, and Gavin Cox—were sentenced to a total of 29 years in prison for a £6.5 million corruption scheme involving Oricom Ltd securing lucrative NHS contracts through bribery and fraud between 2010 and 2015.
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36% Bias Score


Hamburg Court Hears Cancer Drug Bribery Case, €1.2 Million Loss Alleged
A Hamburg court is hearing a case against a 63-year-old oncologist, a 59-year-old pharmacist, and a 65-year-old business consultant accused of bribery and fraud related to expensive cancer drugs, resulting in an alleged €1.2 million loss for a health insurance company between 2017 and 2021.
Hamburg Court Hears Cancer Drug Bribery Case, €1.2 Million Loss Alleged
A Hamburg court is hearing a case against a 63-year-old oncologist, a 59-year-old pharmacist, and a 65-year-old business consultant accused of bribery and fraud related to expensive cancer drugs, resulting in an alleged €1.2 million loss for a health insurance company between 2017 and 2021.
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36% Bias Score


Trump's Coerced Law Firm Deals Raise Legal and Ethical Questions
President Trump's administration pressured nine major law firms into providing \$1 billion in pro bono services, raising questions about the legality and ethical implications of these deals given the use of unconstitutional executive orders.
Trump's Coerced Law Firm Deals Raise Legal and Ethical Questions
President Trump's administration pressured nine major law firms into providing \$1 billion in pro bono services, raising questions about the legality and ethical implications of these deals given the use of unconstitutional executive orders.
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56% Bias Score


CFMEU Officials Accept $30,000 in Bribes
CFMEU officials Michael and Darren Greenfield accepted $30,000 in bribes from businessman Chen to influence construction contract awards, favoring Chen's company and potentially disadvantaging competitors, highlighting corruption within the union.
CFMEU Officials Accept $30,000 in Bribes
CFMEU officials Michael and Darren Greenfield accepted $30,000 in bribes from businessman Chen to influence construction contract awards, favoring Chen's company and potentially disadvantaging competitors, highlighting corruption within the union.
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36% Bias Score

Bribery Allegations Against Turkish Trade Ministry Officials
The AKP-led Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality accused three Turkish Trade Ministry officials of bribery, claiming interference in the management of Aşkale Cement. The Erzurum Prosecutor's Office deemed itself incompetent, transferring the case to Ankara in February 2025.

Bribery Allegations Against Turkish Trade Ministry Officials
The AKP-led Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality accused three Turkish Trade Ministry officials of bribery, claiming interference in the management of Aşkale Cement. The Erzurum Prosecutor's Office deemed itself incompetent, transferring the case to Ankara in February 2025.
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48% Bias Score

İBB Corruption Investigation: Nuhoğlu Implicates İmamoğlu in Villa Scheme and Kickback System
A corruption investigation into Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, involves businessman Ali Nuhoğlu's testimony detailing a scheme of villa purchases and kickbacks allegedly involving İBB, İSKİ, and millions of dollars paid to Zafer Keleş, brother of Fatih Keleş, who allegedly managed payments for İm...

İBB Corruption Investigation: Nuhoğlu Implicates İmamoğlu in Villa Scheme and Kickback System
A corruption investigation into Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, involves businessman Ali Nuhoğlu's testimony detailing a scheme of villa purchases and kickbacks allegedly involving İBB, İSKİ, and millions of dollars paid to Zafer Keleş, brother of Fatih Keleş, who allegedly managed payments for İm...
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52% Bias Score

Ankara Court Transfers CHP Vote-Rigging Case to Heavier Court
An Ankara court transferred a case involving alleged vote rigging in CHP's 38th Ordinary Congress to a heavier court due to potential bribery charges against 12 individuals, including Ekrem İmamoğlu and Erkan Aydın, with Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu listed as the victim.

Ankara Court Transfers CHP Vote-Rigging Case to Heavier Court
An Ankara court transferred a case involving alleged vote rigging in CHP's 38th Ordinary Congress to a heavier court due to potential bribery charges against 12 individuals, including Ekrem İmamoğlu and Erkan Aydın, with Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu listed as the victim.
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44% Bias Score

Trump Pardons Convicted Sheriff, Facing Backlash in Virginia
President Trump pardoned former Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, convicted of bribery, sparking outrage in Culpeper County where residents, including Trump voters, criticized the decision as undermining the rule of law, despite Jenkins' claims of political persecution.

Trump Pardons Convicted Sheriff, Facing Backlash in Virginia
President Trump pardoned former Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, convicted of bribery, sparking outrage in Culpeper County where residents, including Trump voters, criticized the decision as undermining the rule of law, despite Jenkins' claims of political persecution.
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48% Bias Score

Armenian Judge Arrested for Alleged Bribery in Drug Case Delay
A 22-year veteran Armenian judge, Artush Gabrielayan, was arrested for allegedly accepting a \$10,000 bribe to delay a drug trafficking case near its statute of limitations; the Anti-Corruption Committee completed its investigation in one month and referred the case to the Prosecutor General's offic...

Armenian Judge Arrested for Alleged Bribery in Drug Case Delay
A 22-year veteran Armenian judge, Artush Gabrielayan, was arrested for allegedly accepting a \$10,000 bribe to delay a drug trafficking case near its statute of limitations; the Anti-Corruption Committee completed its investigation in one month and referred the case to the Prosecutor General's offic...
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40% Bias Score

Netanyahu Trial Day 35: Journalists Barred, Hearing to End Early
The 35th day of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, focusing on Case 2000, began Wednesday at the Tel Aviv District Court but will conclude early due to a Knesset vote; journalists were barred after questioning Netanyahu, and evidence presented includes a strategic planning document with Neta...

Netanyahu Trial Day 35: Journalists Barred, Hearing to End Early
The 35th day of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, focusing on Case 2000, began Wednesday at the Tel Aviv District Court but will conclude early due to a Knesset vote; journalists were barred after questioning Netanyahu, and evidence presented includes a strategic planning document with Neta...
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52% Bias Score
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