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Bribery Charges Filed Against Top Russian Theater Official
Russian authorities charged Vladimir Kekhman, artistic director of the Gorky Moscow Art Theater and Mikhailovsky Theater, and Marat Karginov, CEO of RSK-Renaissance, with bribery related to the Gorky Theater's restoration; investigators allege Karginov provided Kekhman with a $337,000 Mercedes in ex...
Bribery Charges Filed Against Top Russian Theater Official
Russian authorities charged Vladimir Kekhman, artistic director of the Gorky Moscow Art Theater and Mikhailovsky Theater, and Marat Karginov, CEO of RSK-Renaissance, with bribery related to the Gorky Theater's restoration; investigators allege Karginov provided Kekhman with a $337,000 Mercedes in ex...
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44% Bias Score


False Anti-Zelensky Protest Video Highlights Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Law Controversy
A video falsely presented as evidence of mass anti-Zelensky protests in Kyiv is actually footage of recent demonstrations against a controversial Ukrainian anti-corruption law, prompting President Zelensky to reverse his initial support for the legislation amid domestic protests and EU pressure.
False Anti-Zelensky Protest Video Highlights Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Law Controversy
A video falsely presented as evidence of mass anti-Zelensky protests in Kyiv is actually footage of recent demonstrations against a controversial Ukrainian anti-corruption law, prompting President Zelensky to reverse his initial support for the legislation amid domestic protests and EU pressure.
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40% Bias Score


Russian Soldiers Robbed of War Bonuses Amidst Systemic Corruption
Russian soldiers returning from the war in Ukraine are being robbed of their salaries and bonuses by government officials, with cases involving millions of rubles stolen through police bribery, taxi scams, and recruitment center embezzlement, highlighting systemic corruption despite Putin's promises...
Russian Soldiers Robbed of War Bonuses Amidst Systemic Corruption
Russian soldiers returning from the war in Ukraine are being robbed of their salaries and bonuses by government officials, with cases involving millions of rubles stolen through police bribery, taxi scams, and recruitment center embezzlement, highlighting systemic corruption despite Putin's promises...
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32% Bias Score


Uribe Vélez Found Guilty on Two Charges
After a 475-day trial, Colombian Judge Sandra Liliana Heredia found former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez guilty of bribery and procedural fraud, concluding a decade-long legal battle marked by political division and intense public scrutiny.
Uribe Vélez Found Guilty on Two Charges
After a 475-day trial, Colombian Judge Sandra Liliana Heredia found former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez guilty of bribery and procedural fraud, concluding a decade-long legal battle marked by political division and intense public scrutiny.
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56% Bias Score


Uribe Convicted of Witness Tampering and Bribery in Colombia
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe was convicted of witness tampering and bribery on October 31, 2023, following a ten-hour verdict reading; the case, initiated in 2012 after a defamation lawsuit, involved allegations of Uribe's conspiracy to influence the testimonies of former paramilitary mem...
Uribe Convicted of Witness Tampering and Bribery in Colombia
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe was convicted of witness tampering and bribery on October 31, 2023, following a ten-hour verdict reading; the case, initiated in 2012 after a defamation lawsuit, involved allegations of Uribe's conspiracy to influence the testimonies of former paramilitary mem...
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Uribe Vélez Found Guilty of Witness Tampering and Obstruction of Justice
A Colombian judge found former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez guilty of witness tampering and obstruction of justice, concluding that he knew about his lawyer's efforts to obtain false testimonies; this follows a pattern of accusations against his administration, impacting Colombian politics.
Uribe Vélez Found Guilty of Witness Tampering and Obstruction of Justice
A Colombian judge found former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez guilty of witness tampering and obstruction of justice, concluding that he knew about his lawyer's efforts to obtain false testimonies; this follows a pattern of accusations against his administration, impacting Colombian politics.
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56% Bias Score

Lithuanian PM Resigns Amidst Family Pressure and Corruption Investigation
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned on Thursday due to pressure on his family related to investigations into business dealings involving his company and his sister-in-law's firm, financed by a government agency; this jeopardizes the ruling coalition's stability.

Lithuanian PM Resigns Amidst Family Pressure and Corruption Investigation
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned on Thursday due to pressure on his family related to investigations into business dealings involving his company and his sister-in-law's firm, financed by a government agency; this jeopardizes the ruling coalition's stability.
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40% Bias Score

NSW Transport Official Accused of \$604,500 Bribery
An Australian anti-corruption inquiry heard that a Transport for NSW manager, Ibrahim Helmy, allegedly received \$604,500 in cash bribes from a road contractor, Andrew Stewart, in exchange for inflating work contracts worth \$36 million. Helmy allegedly also demanded a luxury car.

NSW Transport Official Accused of \$604,500 Bribery
An Australian anti-corruption inquiry heard that a Transport for NSW manager, Ibrahim Helmy, allegedly received \$604,500 in cash bribes from a road contractor, Andrew Stewart, in exchange for inflating work contracts worth \$36 million. Helmy allegedly also demanded a luxury car.
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44% Bias Score

Former German MP Sentenced for Azerbaijani Bribery
A Munich court sentenced former German MP Eduard Lintner to nine months probation for bribery, finding him guilty of accepting €4 million from Azerbaijan between 2008 and 2016, some of which he passed to other politicians to influence decisions.

Former German MP Sentenced for Azerbaijani Bribery
A Munich court sentenced former German MP Eduard Lintner to nine months probation for bribery, finding him guilty of accepting €4 million from Azerbaijan between 2008 and 2016, some of which he passed to other politicians to influence decisions.
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52% Bias Score

Zelenskyy Reverses Curbs on Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Amid Public Outcry
Facing massive public protests and EU pressure, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reversed a law weakening anti-corruption agencies NABU and SAP, highlighting the power of civil society and international influence on Ukrainian politics during wartime.

Zelenskyy Reverses Curbs on Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Amid Public Outcry
Facing massive public protests and EU pressure, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reversed a law weakening anti-corruption agencies NABU and SAP, highlighting the power of civil society and international influence on Ukrainian politics during wartime.
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36% Bias Score

Istanbul Arrests 20 in Major Bid-Rigging Scandal
Istanbul authorities arrested 20 individuals, including a senior İETT official, for alleged bid-rigging linked to the Aziz İhsan Aktaş criminal organization; an additional five suspects remain at large.

Istanbul Arrests 20 in Major Bid-Rigging Scandal
Istanbul authorities arrested 20 individuals, including a senior İETT official, for alleged bid-rigging linked to the Aziz İhsan Aktaş criminal organization; an additional five suspects remain at large.
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56% Bias Score

Colby's AUKUS Scrutiny Amidst Nugan Hand Bank Family Ties
US defense official Elbridge Colby, whose grandfather was linked to the scandal-ridden Nugan Hand bank, is scrutinizing the $368 billion AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement between Australia, the US, and the UK, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

Colby's AUKUS Scrutiny Amidst Nugan Hand Bank Family Ties
US defense official Elbridge Colby, whose grandfather was linked to the scandal-ridden Nugan Hand bank, is scrutinizing the $368 billion AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement between Australia, the US, and the UK, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
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48% Bias Score
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