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UEFA Paid Millions to Russian Clubs While Withholding Funds From Ukrainian Teams
The UEFA disbursed 10.8 million euros to Russian football clubs from 2020-2024, while simultaneously withholding payments from five Ukrainian clubs due to their purported location within a "military operations zone," despite these clubs' protests.
UEFA Paid Millions to Russian Clubs While Withholding Funds From Ukrainian Teams
The UEFA disbursed 10.8 million euros to Russian football clubs from 2020-2024, while simultaneously withholding payments from five Ukrainian clubs due to their purported location within a "military operations zone," despite these clubs' protests.
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56% Bias Score
CHP Accuses Lawyers of Creating 'Market' to Influence Istanbul Municipality Cases
CHP leader Özgür Özel accuses lawyers linked to prosecutors of creating a 'market' to influence İBB cases, providing bank records and recordings as evidence; this follows a series of operations targeting İBB officials, including the arrest of Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu.
CHP Accuses Lawyers of Creating 'Market' to Influence Istanbul Municipality Cases
CHP leader Özgür Özel accuses lawyers linked to prosecutors of creating a 'market' to influence İBB cases, providing bank records and recordings as evidence; this follows a series of operations targeting İBB officials, including the arrest of Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu.
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Probe Uncovers Allegations of Widespread Academic Fraud
A Turkish investigation into forged documents revealed allegations that a "joker" helped over 400 people gain academic positions via fraudulent foreign language exams between 2006 and 2010; the investigation found 57 fake university diplomas, 4 fake high school diplomas, and 108 fake driver's licens...
Turkish Probe Uncovers Allegations of Widespread Academic Fraud
A Turkish investigation into forged documents revealed allegations that a "joker" helped over 400 people gain academic positions via fraudulent foreign language exams between 2006 and 2010; the investigation found 57 fake university diplomas, 4 fake high school diplomas, and 108 fake driver's licens...
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56% Bias Score
Haiti's Presidential Council Accuses Members of Coercion in Port Lease Controversy
In Haiti, the leader of the transitional presidential council accused council members of coercing an employee into publishing a press release approving a potentially corrupt 27-year lease for the Port-au-Prince International Port to Caribbean Port Services, involving wealthy businessman Edouard Baus...
Haiti's Presidential Council Accuses Members of Coercion in Port Lease Controversy
In Haiti, the leader of the transitional presidential council accused council members of coercing an employee into publishing a press release approving a potentially corrupt 27-year lease for the Port-au-Prince International Port to Caribbean Port Services, involving wealthy businessman Edouard Baus...
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44% Bias Score
Turkish MP Questions University Appointment Amid Favoritism Allegations
A Turkish MP questioned the appointment of a university technician to a teaching position at Munzur University, citing favoritism and disregard for legal procedures; an investigation is underway.
Turkish MP Questions University Appointment Amid Favoritism Allegations
A Turkish MP questioned the appointment of a university technician to a teaching position at Munzur University, citing favoritism and disregard for legal procedures; an investigation is underway.
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48% Bias Score
\$343 Million NSW Corruption Scandal: Fugitive Officer Accused of Bribery
A former NSW Transport procurement officer, Ibrahim Helmy, is accused of orchestrating a \$343 million corruption scheme, allegedly pocketing \$11.5 million in bribes and is now a fugitive, prompting an ongoing ICAC inquiry.
\$343 Million NSW Corruption Scandal: Fugitive Officer Accused of Bribery
A former NSW Transport procurement officer, Ibrahim Helmy, is accused of orchestrating a \$343 million corruption scheme, allegedly pocketing \$11.5 million in bribes and is now a fugitive, prompting an ongoing ICAC inquiry.
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52% Bias Score
32 Million Ruble Social Benefits Fraud Results in Prison Sentences in Samara
A Samara, Russia court sentenced a group, including a former Pension Fund employee, to prison for a 32 million ruble social benefits fraud scheme involving 700 fake beneficiaries; an attorney involved also received a sentence for attempted bribery.
32 Million Ruble Social Benefits Fraud Results in Prison Sentences in Samara
A Samara, Russia court sentenced a group, including a former Pension Fund employee, to prison for a 32 million ruble social benefits fraud scheme involving 700 fake beneficiaries; an attorney involved also received a sentence for attempted bribery.
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44% Bias Score
28-Year Sentence for Feeding Our Future Fraudster
Abdiaziz Farah, a co-owner of Empire Cuisine and Market, was sentenced to 28 years in prison and ordered to pay $47,900,000 in restitution for his role in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, which involved creating fake food program sites, using funds to buy luxury assets, and attempting to bribe a...
28-Year Sentence for Feeding Our Future Fraudster
Abdiaziz Farah, a co-owner of Empire Cuisine and Market, was sentenced to 28 years in prison and ordered to pay $47,900,000 in restitution for his role in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, which involved creating fake food program sites, using funds to buy luxury assets, and attempting to bribe a...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Downplays Human Rights Abuses in Key Countries
The Trump administration's draft reports on human rights in Russia, Israel, and El Salvador significantly downplay or omit mentions of corruption, LGBTQ+ discrimination, and prisoner abuse, unlike the Biden administration's 2024 reports, raising concerns about a shift in US foreign policy.
Trump Administration Downplays Human Rights Abuses in Key Countries
The Trump administration's draft reports on human rights in Russia, Israel, and El Salvador significantly downplay or omit mentions of corruption, LGBTQ+ discrimination, and prisoner abuse, unlike the Biden administration's 2024 reports, raising concerns about a shift in US foreign policy.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Coalition Government Faces Challenges Amidst Corruption Allegations and Legislative Deadlocks
Two years into Spain's XV Legislature, the coalition government led by Pedro Sánchez faces challenges including a housing crisis, mass tourism protests, and the implementation of an Amnesty Law, amidst criticism for legislative difficulties and corruption allegations, while striving to maintain its ...
Spain's Coalition Government Faces Challenges Amidst Corruption Allegations and Legislative Deadlocks
Two years into Spain's XV Legislature, the coalition government led by Pedro Sánchez faces challenges including a housing crisis, mass tourism protests, and the implementation of an Amnesty Law, amidst criticism for legislative difficulties and corruption allegations, while striving to maintain its ...
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52% Bias Score
Allegations of Favoritism in Turkish Prison Firefighting Program
Turkish MP Cumhur Uzun alleges favoritism in selecting 25 prisoners from Muğla's Seydikemer prison for firefighting duties, claiming political influence and ignoring age requirements, despite over 400 applicants and 8,000-10,000 TL monthly pay for each prisoner.
Allegations of Favoritism in Turkish Prison Firefighting Program
Turkish MP Cumhur Uzun alleges favoritism in selecting 25 prisoners from Muğla's Seydikemer prison for firefighting duties, claiming political influence and ignoring age requirements, despite over 400 applicants and 8,000-10,000 TL monthly pay for each prisoner.
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48% Bias Score
Ksh7 Billion Missing from Kenya's e-Citizen System
A Kenyan government audit reveals Ksh7 billion in public funds are held by the e-Citizen operating company, with Ksh2.5 billion unaccounted for, due to duplicate payments, technical errors, and questionable transactions totaling Ksh127 million paid to two private companies on January 25, 2024, promp...
Ksh7 Billion Missing from Kenya's e-Citizen System
A Kenyan government audit reveals Ksh7 billion in public funds are held by the e-Citizen operating company, with Ksh2.5 billion unaccounted for, due to duplicate payments, technical errors, and questionable transactions totaling Ksh127 million paid to two private companies on January 25, 2024, promp...
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72% Bias Score
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