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Turkey uses foreign VAR referees to address referee controversies
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) temporarily introduced foreign VAR referees to the Super Lig due to ongoing referee controversies and to aid in the development of young Turkish referees; however, the duration of this trial remains unspecified, raising concerns about its effectiveness.
Turkey uses foreign VAR referees to address referee controversies
The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) temporarily introduced foreign VAR referees to the Super Lig due to ongoing referee controversies and to aid in the development of young Turkish referees; however, the duration of this trial remains unspecified, raising concerns about its effectiveness.
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32% Bias Score
Vanadzor Construction Halt Due to Master Plan Delay
Due to the Vanadzor city council's failure to approve a new master plan after its 2021 expansion, construction permits and land allocation have been suspended for six months, impacting approximately 8000 residents across three newly incorporated villages, despite 42 million AMD being spent on the pl...
Vanadzor Construction Halt Due to Master Plan Delay
Due to the Vanadzor city council's failure to approve a new master plan after its 2021 expansion, construction permits and land allocation have been suspended for six months, impacting approximately 8000 residents across three newly incorporated villages, despite 42 million AMD being spent on the pl...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Newborn Scandal Exposes Systemic Healthcare Failures
A parliamentary commission investigates a scandal involving newborn deaths and private healthcare facilities in Turkey; the Social Security Institution (SGK) faces 189 lawsuits against Şafak Hospitals, highlighting systemic issues revealed through a 44.5 million TL fine for irregularities, including...
Turkish Newborn Scandal Exposes Systemic Healthcare Failures
A parliamentary commission investigates a scandal involving newborn deaths and private healthcare facilities in Turkey; the Social Security Institution (SGK) faces 189 lawsuits against Şafak Hospitals, highlighting systemic issues revealed through a 44.5 million TL fine for irregularities, including...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Police Officer Accused of Leaking Information and Sending False Report to Former Minister
Turkish police officer Serkan Dinçer, currently imprisoned for allegedly leaking information to FETÖ fugitive Cevheri Güven, is accused of sending a false email to former Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, claiming that former police chief Kerim Altıay leaked information to Sedat Peker regarding a 45...
Turkish Police Officer Accused of Leaking Information and Sending False Report to Former Minister
Turkish police officer Serkan Dinçer, currently imprisoned for allegedly leaking information to FETÖ fugitive Cevheri Güven, is accused of sending a false email to former Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, claiming that former police chief Kerim Altıay leaked information to Sedat Peker regarding a 45...
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40% Bias Score
Menendez Sentenced to 15 Years for Corruption
Former New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez received a 15-year prison sentence for bribery and influence peddling, benefiting Egypt and Qatar, alongside 10 and 9-year sentences for his co-defendants, Wael Hana and Fred Daibes, respectively, for crimes involving hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash...
Menendez Sentenced to 15 Years for Corruption
Former New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez received a 15-year prison sentence for bribery and influence peddling, benefiting Egypt and Qatar, alongside 10 and 9-year sentences for his co-defendants, Wael Hana and Fred Daibes, respectively, for crimes involving hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash...
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32% Bias Score
Netanyahu Case 4000 Indictment Upheld by Jerusalem Court
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday rejected defense challenges to the framing of Case 4000 charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling the indictment sufficiently detailed his alleged involvement in a media bribery scheme despite arguments that it lacked specifics on 82 annex ite...
Netanyahu Case 4000 Indictment Upheld by Jerusalem Court
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday rejected defense challenges to the framing of Case 4000 charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling the indictment sufficiently detailed his alleged involvement in a media bribery scheme despite arguments that it lacked specifics on 82 annex ite...
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48% Bias Score
LADWP CEO Blamed for Palisades Fire Water Shortages
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) CEO Janisse Quiñones, hired at a $750,000 annual salary, faces criticism for failures contributing to the devastating Palisades Fire, including a shut-down reservoir and broken fire hydrants, while her past at PG&E raises further concerns.
LADWP CEO Blamed for Palisades Fire Water Shortages
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) CEO Janisse Quiñones, hired at a $750,000 annual salary, faces criticism for failures contributing to the devastating Palisades Fire, including a shut-down reservoir and broken fire hydrants, while her past at PG&E raises further concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Netanyahu's War: Corruption, Gaza, and "The Bibi Files
The Bibi Files," a documentary about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alleges that his corruption and abuse of power are directly linked to the prolongation of the Gaza war. The film, initially blocked in Israel, is now available on various platforms and nominated for an Oscar.
Netanyahu's War: Corruption, Gaza, and "The Bibi Files
The Bibi Files," a documentary about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alleges that his corruption and abuse of power are directly linked to the prolongation of the Gaza war. The film, initially blocked in Israel, is now available on various platforms and nominated for an Oscar.
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64% Bias Score
Vietnam's Traffic Reward System: Controversy and Concerns
Vietnam's new traffic regulation offers rewards of up to 5 million VND for reporting violations, but concerns exist regarding potential abuse, lack of payout guidelines, and the creation of a 'reward hunter' profession, impacting social cohesion and potentially exacerbating wealth inequality.
Vietnam's Traffic Reward System: Controversy and Concerns
Vietnam's new traffic regulation offers rewards of up to 5 million VND for reporting violations, but concerns exist regarding potential abuse, lack of payout guidelines, and the creation of a 'reward hunter' profession, impacting social cohesion and potentially exacerbating wealth inequality.
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48% Bias Score
US Sanctions Hungary's Top Official Antal Rogan
The US government sanctioned Antal Rogan, Hungary's Minister in charge of the Prime Minister's Office and chief secret service supervisor, on January 7th, 2025, under the Global Magnitsky Act due to allegations of corruption and human rights abuses, straining US-Hungary relations.
US Sanctions Hungary's Top Official Antal Rogan
The US government sanctioned Antal Rogan, Hungary's Minister in charge of the Prime Minister's Office and chief secret service supervisor, on January 7th, 2025, under the Global Magnitsky Act due to allegations of corruption and human rights abuses, straining US-Hungary relations.
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68% Bias Score
Zelensky's €18 Million Caribbean Villa Fuels Corruption Concerns
Ukrainian President Zelensky's offshore company purchased a nearly €18 million villa on Saint Barthélemy; the transaction raises concerns about the use of Ukrainian funds and Western aid amidst the ongoing conflict.
Zelensky's €18 Million Caribbean Villa Fuels Corruption Concerns
Ukrainian President Zelensky's offshore company purchased a nearly €18 million villa on Saint Barthélemy; the transaction raises concerns about the use of Ukrainian funds and Western aid amidst the ongoing conflict.
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68% Bias Score
Hungary Faces EU Criticism Over Rule of Law Failures
The European Commission's 2023 Rule of Law report criticizes Hungary for failing to address repeated concerns regarding its judicial system, anti-corruption measures, media freedom, and institutional checks and balances, leading to strained relations with other EU members, notably Poland, following ...
Hungary Faces EU Criticism Over Rule of Law Failures
The European Commission's 2023 Rule of Law report criticizes Hungary for failing to address repeated concerns regarding its judicial system, anti-corruption measures, media freedom, and institutional checks and balances, leading to strained relations with other EU members, notably Poland, following ...
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40% Bias Score
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