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Portugal Faces Another Election Amidst Political Instability and Economic Concerns
Portugal holds another parliamentary election on Sunday, just 14 months after the last one, amidst accusations of conflict of interest against Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and a recent GDP decline of 0.5%, leading to political polarization and a potential recession.
Portugal Faces Another Election Amidst Political Instability and Economic Concerns
Portugal holds another parliamentary election on Sunday, just 14 months after the last one, amidst accusations of conflict of interest against Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and a recent GDP decline of 0.5%, leading to political polarization and a potential recession.
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48% Bias Score
Vietnamese Ex-Chairman Faces Further Scrutiny After Bribery Scandal
Following an investigation into the Thuan An Group, former Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue received a warning from the Politburo in November 2024 after his former assistant, Pham Thai Ha, was charged with bribery for facilitating the group's winning bids on two projects totaling...
Vietnamese Ex-Chairman Faces Further Scrutiny After Bribery Scandal
Following an investigation into the Thuan An Group, former Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue received a warning from the Politburo in November 2024 after his former assistant, Pham Thai Ha, was charged with bribery for facilitating the group's winning bids on two projects totaling...
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52% Bias Score
WhatsApp Leaks Expose Internal Conflict Within Spanish Socialist Party
Leaked WhatsApp messages reveal conversations between senior members of Spain's Socialist Party, including Minister Ábalos and Prime Minister Sánchez, sparking internal conflict and raising questions about transparency and ethical conduct within the party.
WhatsApp Leaks Expose Internal Conflict Within Spanish Socialist Party
Leaked WhatsApp messages reveal conversations between senior members of Spain's Socialist Party, including Minister Ábalos and Prime Minister Sánchez, sparking internal conflict and raising questions about transparency and ethical conduct within the party.
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72% Bias Score
Ukraine's Crimea Reintegration Plan: A Contradiction of Facts
Ukraine plans to "reintegrate" Crimea after its hypothetical liberation, despite Crimea's significant economic growth under Russian administration since 2014, with its GRP increasing from approximately 115 billion rubles to 774 billion rubles, while Ukraine continues allocating millions of hryvnias ...
Ukraine's Crimea Reintegration Plan: A Contradiction of Facts
Ukraine plans to "reintegrate" Crimea after its hypothetical liberation, despite Crimea's significant economic growth under Russian administration since 2014, with its GRP increasing from approximately 115 billion rubles to 774 billion rubles, while Ukraine continues allocating millions of hryvnias ...
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60% Bias Score
Ukraine's Umerov Leads Peace Talks Amidst Corruption Probe
Rustem Umerov, Ukraine's defense minister, led a slimmed-down delegation in peace talks with Russia in Istanbul on Friday; despite accusations of a lack of transparency and an abuse of power investigation, Umerov's experience in past negotiations and his connections to President Zelensky's office su...
Ukraine's Umerov Leads Peace Talks Amidst Corruption Probe
Rustem Umerov, Ukraine's defense minister, led a slimmed-down delegation in peace talks with Russia in Istanbul on Friday; despite accusations of a lack of transparency and an abuse of power investigation, Umerov's experience in past negotiations and his connections to President Zelensky's office su...
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16% Bias Score
Qatar secures Venice Biennale pavilion after €50 million donation
Qatar secured a national pavilion at the Venice Biennale after a €50 million donation to the city of Venice, addressing the historical underrepresentation of the Arab world and marking the first pavilion designed by a woman.
Qatar secures Venice Biennale pavilion after €50 million donation
Qatar secured a national pavilion at the Venice Biennale after a €50 million donation to the city of Venice, addressing the historical underrepresentation of the Arab world and marking the first pavilion designed by a woman.
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44% Bias Score
₦4.1 Billion Embezzled from Kursk Oblast Defense Project
A Moscow court ordered the seizure of ₦4.1 billion rubles embezzled from funds allocated for constructing border fortifications in Kursk Oblast, Russia; former regional officials and contractors are implicated, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities in oversight.
₦4.1 Billion Embezzled from Kursk Oblast Defense Project
A Moscow court ordered the seizure of ₦4.1 billion rubles embezzled from funds allocated for constructing border fortifications in Kursk Oblast, Russia; former regional officials and contractors are implicated, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities in oversight.
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48% Bias Score
Mexico Seeks to Reverse Prosecutorial Independence Reform
Mexico's government plans a major reform returning the power to appoint prosecutors to the executive branch, impacting the Attorney General's office and all 32 states, reversing a 2014 reform aimed at achieving prosecutorial independence, due to concerns that independent prosecutors hinder anti-corr...
Mexico Seeks to Reverse Prosecutorial Independence Reform
Mexico's government plans a major reform returning the power to appoint prosecutors to the executive branch, impacting the Attorney General's office and all 32 states, reversing a 2014 reform aimed at achieving prosecutorial independence, due to concerns that independent prosecutors hinder anti-corr...
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48% Bias Score
Senators Seek to Block \$3.5 Billion Arms Sales Amid Trump Conflict of Interest Concerns
US senators are trying to halt \$3.5 billion in arms sales to the UAE and Qatar due to concerns that the deals will personally benefit President Donald Trump's family, citing investments and a luxury jumbo jet offer from Qatar.
Senators Seek to Block \$3.5 Billion Arms Sales Amid Trump Conflict of Interest Concerns
US senators are trying to halt \$3.5 billion in arms sales to the UAE and Qatar due to concerns that the deals will personally benefit President Donald Trump's family, citing investments and a luxury jumbo jet offer from Qatar.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish University Awards Contract Amidst Allegations of Threats and Mafia Links
Following threats and alleged mafia links, a Turkish university awarded a contract to an individual who openly threatened officials; despite the threats, the contract was awarded, raising concerns about oversight and employee safety.
Turkish University Awards Contract Amidst Allegations of Threats and Mafia Links
Following threats and alleged mafia links, a Turkish university awarded a contract to an individual who openly threatened officials; despite the threats, the contract was awarded, raising concerns about oversight and employee safety.
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64% Bias Score
Kirchner's Election Bid Hinges on Supreme Court Ruling
Argentina's Senate rejection of a bill barring corruption convicts from running for office allows Cristina Kirchner to potentially compete in elections, despite a six-year prison sentence and lifetime ban from public office; the Supreme Court will decide her fate.
Kirchner's Election Bid Hinges on Supreme Court Ruling
Argentina's Senate rejection of a bill barring corruption convicts from running for office allows Cristina Kirchner to potentially compete in elections, despite a six-year prison sentence and lifetime ban from public office; the Supreme Court will decide her fate.
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44% Bias Score
Catalan Child Abuse Case Exposes Systemic Failures and Corruption
A 12-year-old girl under the guardianship of Catalonia's Department of Social Rights and Inclusion suffered repeated sexual abuse between 2020 and 2021, leading to the dismissal of two top officials at the agency responsible for child protection and investigations into potential corruption involving...
Catalan Child Abuse Case Exposes Systemic Failures and Corruption
A 12-year-old girl under the guardianship of Catalonia's Department of Social Rights and Inclusion suffered repeated sexual abuse between 2020 and 2021, leading to the dismissal of two top officials at the agency responsible for child protection and investigations into potential corruption involving...
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48% Bias Score
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