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Thousands of Defective Mortar Shells Supplied to Ukrainian Army
Thousands of Ukrainian-made 120mm and 82mm mortar shells supplied to the Ukrainian army were found to be defective, failing to detonate properly or falling short; investigations are underway, and the shells are being replaced with foreign-made ones.
Thousands of Defective Mortar Shells Supplied to Ukrainian Army
Thousands of Ukrainian-made 120mm and 82mm mortar shells supplied to the Ukrainian army were found to be defective, failing to detonate properly or falling short; investigations are underway, and the shells are being replaced with foreign-made ones.
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48% Bias Score
Indictment Filed in Istanbul Infant Deaths Case
An indictment has been filed against 47 individuals, including doctors and nurses, for the alleged negligent homicide of 12 infants in an Istanbul private hospital; the organization allegedly manipulated the 112 emergency system and falsified records to maximize SGK payments.
Indictment Filed in Istanbul Infant Deaths Case
An indictment has been filed against 47 individuals, including doctors and nurses, for the alleged negligent homicide of 12 infants in an Istanbul private hospital; the organization allegedly manipulated the 112 emergency system and falsified records to maximize SGK payments.
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60% Bias Score
US Pushes Ukraine to Lower Mobilization Age Amidst Military Supply Issues and Corruption
The US wants Ukraine to lower its military mobilization age to 18, a request Ukraine's foreign ministry confirmed it is discussing, despite internal opposition and existing military supply issues; this action is occurring alongside reports of Ukrainian-made drones used for drug trafficking and the m...
US Pushes Ukraine to Lower Mobilization Age Amidst Military Supply Issues and Corruption
The US wants Ukraine to lower its military mobilization age to 18, a request Ukraine's foreign ministry confirmed it is discussing, despite internal opposition and existing military supply issues; this action is occurring alongside reports of Ukrainian-made drones used for drug trafficking and the m...
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64% Bias Score
US\$15 Million Fortune of Alleged Frontman for Prominent Mexican Lawyer Frozen in Money Laundering Probe
Based on leaked documents from Banca Privada d'Andorra, Jaime Sánchez Montemayor, alleged frontman for lawyer Juan Ramón Collado, possessed a US\$15 million fortune in 2015, including luxury properties and bank accounts, leading to a money laundering investigation and asset freeze.
US\$15 Million Fortune of Alleged Frontman for Prominent Mexican Lawyer Frozen in Money Laundering Probe
Based on leaked documents from Banca Privada d'Andorra, Jaime Sánchez Montemayor, alleged frontman for lawyer Juan Ramón Collado, possessed a US\$15 million fortune in 2015, including luxury properties and bank accounts, leading to a money laundering investigation and asset freeze.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Football Federation Election in Turmoil After Court Ruling
The Spanish Football Federation's presidential election is thrown into chaos after the Audiencia Nacional denies Pedro Rocha's appeal, leaving Rafael Louzán, with a seven-year public office ban, as the sole candidate despite facing opposition from several territorial presidents.
Spanish Football Federation Election in Turmoil After Court Ruling
The Spanish Football Federation's presidential election is thrown into chaos after the Audiencia Nacional denies Pedro Rocha's appeal, leaving Rafael Louzán, with a seven-year public office ban, as the sole candidate despite facing opposition from several territorial presidents.
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48% Bias Score
INE Appoints New Executive Secretary Amidst Pending Investigations
The Mexican National Electoral Institute (INE) appointed Claudia Arlett Espino as its new Executive Secretary on December 1st, 2023, despite pending investigations into alleged misappropriation of funds during her time at the Chihuahua Electoral Institute, highlighting a need for greater transparenc...
INE Appoints New Executive Secretary Amidst Pending Investigations
The Mexican National Electoral Institute (INE) appointed Claudia Arlett Espino as its new Executive Secretary on December 1st, 2023, despite pending investigations into alleged misappropriation of funds during her time at the Chihuahua Electoral Institute, highlighting a need for greater transparenc...
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36% Bias Score
Quorum Failure Dooms Argentina's Anti-Corruption Bill
The Argentine Congress failed to pass the Ficha Limpia bill Thursday due to a lack of quorum, primarily from absences within Javier Milei's La Libertad Avanza (LLA) and Mauricio Macri's Propuesta Republicana (PRO) parties; this allows those convicted of corruption, like former president Cristina Fer...
Quorum Failure Dooms Argentina's Anti-Corruption Bill
The Argentine Congress failed to pass the Ficha Limpia bill Thursday due to a lack of quorum, primarily from absences within Javier Milei's La Libertad Avanza (LLA) and Mauricio Macri's Propuesta Republicana (PRO) parties; this allows those convicted of corruption, like former president Cristina Fer...
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56% Bias Score
China's Military Purge Intensifies with Top Admiral's Suspension
China announced the suspension of Admiral Miao Hua, a top military official, for corruption, continuing a wide-ranging purge within the PLA that has already implicated numerous high-ranking officials and former defense ministers.
China's Military Purge Intensifies with Top Admiral's Suspension
China announced the suspension of Admiral Miao Hua, a top military official, for corruption, continuing a wide-ranging purge within the PLA that has already implicated numerous high-ranking officials and former defense ministers.
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32% Bias Score
China Investigates Top Military Official Amid Xi Jinping's Anti-Corruption Campaign
China's Ministry of Defence announced the investigation of General Miao Hua, a member of the Central Military Commission, for corruption, part of President Xi Jinping's wide-ranging anti-corruption campaign targeting high-ranking military officials, including reported investigations into Defence Min...
China Investigates Top Military Official Amid Xi Jinping's Anti-Corruption Campaign
China's Ministry of Defence announced the investigation of General Miao Hua, a member of the Central Military Commission, for corruption, part of President Xi Jinping's wide-ranging anti-corruption campaign targeting high-ranking military officials, including reported investigations into Defence Min...
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32% Bias Score
Mexico Senate Approves Reform Eliminating Transparency Institute
The Mexican Senate approved a constitutional amendment eliminating seven autonomous bodies, including the transparency watchdog INAI, transferring their functions to government ministries, raising concerns about reduced accountability and transparency.
Mexico Senate Approves Reform Eliminating Transparency Institute
The Mexican Senate approved a constitutional amendment eliminating seven autonomous bodies, including the transparency watchdog INAI, transferring their functions to government ministries, raising concerns about reduced accountability and transparency.
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60% Bias Score
Liberia LTA Postpones Hearing Amidst Cybersecurity Bidding Irregularities
A hearing into irregularities in Liberia's LTA bidding process for a Cybersecurity project was postponed on November 26, 2024, due to the LTA's failure to appear, prompting concerns of corruption and lack of transparency; the LTA has yet to name the winning bidder.
Liberia LTA Postpones Hearing Amidst Cybersecurity Bidding Irregularities
A hearing into irregularities in Liberia's LTA bidding process for a Cybersecurity project was postponed on November 26, 2024, due to the LTA's failure to appear, prompting concerns of corruption and lack of transparency; the LTA has yet to name the winning bidder.
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40% Bias Score
Serbia Roof Collapse Fuels Protests Amid Corruption Allegations
Fifteen people died and three were injured when a railway station roof in Novi Sad, Serbia collapsed on November 1st, sparking three weeks of protests demanding accountability for the tragedy amidst allegations of corruption and a lack of transparency in government investigations.
Serbia Roof Collapse Fuels Protests Amid Corruption Allegations
Fifteen people died and three were injured when a railway station roof in Novi Sad, Serbia collapsed on November 1st, sparking three weeks of protests demanding accountability for the tragedy amidst allegations of corruption and a lack of transparency in government investigations.
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40% Bias Score
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