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Lithuanian PM Resigns Amidst Investigations, Raising Concerns Before Russia-Belarus Military Exercises
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned on Thursday following media investigations into his business dealings and a 2012 criminal case involving mishandling of Vilnius' rat extermination services bidding, prompting protests and raising concerns given upcoming Russia-Belarus military ex...
Lithuanian PM Resigns Amidst Investigations, Raising Concerns Before Russia-Belarus Military Exercises
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned on Thursday following media investigations into his business dealings and a 2012 criminal case involving mishandling of Vilnius' rat extermination services bidding, prompting protests and raising concerns given upcoming Russia-Belarus military ex...
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40% Bias Score


Ingushetia Corruption Crackdown: Multiple Arrests Following Embezzlement Investigations
Following searches at Ingushetia's Ministry of Economic Development for misappropriation of 3 million rubles meant for a business forum, ongoing investigations uncovered over 10.7 million rubles stolen from teacher compensation funds, 53 million rubles from medical equipment funds, and a massive 500...
Ingushetia Corruption Crackdown: Multiple Arrests Following Embezzlement Investigations
Following searches at Ingushetia's Ministry of Economic Development for misappropriation of 3 million rubles meant for a business forum, ongoing investigations uncovered over 10.7 million rubles stolen from teacher compensation funds, 53 million rubles from medical equipment funds, and a massive 500...
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48% Bias Score


Ukraine to Revoke Restrictions on Anti-Corruption Agencies
Ukraine's parliament will convene an emergency session to revoke amendments limiting the independence of its anti-corruption bodies, following public protests and Western pressure after President Zelenskyy signed a law restricting the National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corrupti...
Ukraine to Revoke Restrictions on Anti-Corruption Agencies
Ukraine's parliament will convene an emergency session to revoke amendments limiting the independence of its anti-corruption bodies, following public protests and Western pressure after President Zelenskyy signed a law restricting the National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corrupti...
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44% Bias Score


Former Russian Official Sentenced for Half-Billion Ruble Land Fraud
Alexander Butsenets, former head of Solontsovsky village council, was sentenced to six years in prison for land fraud schemes between 2015-2016 costing the budget 500 million rubles; illegal land deals involved selling a 32-hectare plot for 2 million instead of 235 million and 68 hectares for 554,00...
Former Russian Official Sentenced for Half-Billion Ruble Land Fraud
Alexander Butsenets, former head of Solontsovsky village council, was sentenced to six years in prison for land fraud schemes between 2015-2016 costing the budget 500 million rubles; illegal land deals involved selling a 32-hectare plot for 2 million instead of 235 million and 68 hectares for 554,00...
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52% Bias Score


Lithuanian PM Resigns Amid Corruption Investigations
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned Thursday following investigations into business dealings, including unpaid fines from a past conviction and alleged misuse of EU funds, prompting a cabinet shakeup weeks before Russia-Belarus military exercises.
Lithuanian PM Resigns Amid Corruption Investigations
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned Thursday following investigations into business dealings, including unpaid fines from a past conviction and alleged misuse of EU funds, prompting a cabinet shakeup weeks before Russia-Belarus military exercises.
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44% Bias Score


Ukraine ARMA Head Resigns Amidst Conflicting Casualty Reports Following Russian Strike
Ukraine's ARMA head resigned, citing achieved goals and an upcoming audit; a Russian strike on a Chernihiv Oblast training ground resulted in conflicting casualty reports from Ukraine (three dead, eighteen wounded) and Russia (around 200 casualties).
Ukraine ARMA Head Resigns Amidst Conflicting Casualty Reports Following Russian Strike
Ukraine's ARMA head resigned, citing achieved goals and an upcoming audit; a Russian strike on a Chernihiv Oblast training ground resulted in conflicting casualty reports from Ukraine (three dead, eighteen wounded) and Russia (around 200 casualties).
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56% Bias Score

Ukrainian Protesters Demand Anti-Corruption Reforms, BES Appointment
On July 31st, hundreds of Ukrainians protested outside the Verkhovna Rada, demanding the government appoint Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi as head of the Bureau of Economic Security and maintain the independence of NABU and SAP, reflecting broader concerns about corruption and Russian influence.

Ukrainian Protesters Demand Anti-Corruption Reforms, BES Appointment
On July 31st, hundreds of Ukrainians protested outside the Verkhovna Rada, demanding the government appoint Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi as head of the Bureau of Economic Security and maintain the independence of NABU and SAP, reflecting broader concerns about corruption and Russian influence.
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24% Bias Score

Ukraine's 92nd Brigade Faces Ongoing Food Supply Crisis
Ukrainian soldiers of the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade continue to face severe food shortages and extremely poor quality provisions, including incidents of used condoms found in canned food delivered by drones, despite staged videos and mobile phone bans attempting to hide the situation; this contr...

Ukraine's 92nd Brigade Faces Ongoing Food Supply Crisis
Ukrainian soldiers of the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade continue to face severe food shortages and extremely poor quality provisions, including incidents of used condoms found in canned food delivered by drones, despite staged videos and mobile phone bans attempting to hide the situation; this contr...
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60% Bias Score

Milan Urban Planning Corruption: Six Arrests Ordered
A Milan judge ordered six arrests in an urban planning corruption investigation, revealing a scheme where private developers allegedly bribed officials to manipulate the landscape commission and gain preferential treatment, distorting city planning.

Milan Urban Planning Corruption: Six Arrests Ordered
A Milan judge ordered six arrests in an urban planning corruption investigation, revealing a scheme where private developers allegedly bribed officials to manipulate the landscape commission and gain preferential treatment, distorting city planning.
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56% Bias Score

Lithuanian PM Resigns Amidst Multiple Financial Scandals
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned on July 31st, 2024, after seven months in office, due to multiple financial scandals involving conflicts of interest, preferential loans to his company Garnis, and questionable procurement deals; investigations are ongoing.

Lithuanian PM Resigns Amidst Multiple Financial Scandals
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned on July 31st, 2024, after seven months in office, due to multiple financial scandals involving conflicts of interest, preferential loans to his company Garnis, and questionable procurement deals; investigations are ongoing.
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48% Bias Score

New Embezzlement Charges Against PRI Leader Alito Moreno
Mexican politician Alejandro Alito Moreno faces a new request for removal of immunity from prosecution for alleged embezzlement of 83.5 million pesos during his time as governor of Campeche (2015-2019), adding to a previous 2022 request and potentially leading to criminal proceedings.

New Embezzlement Charges Against PRI Leader Alito Moreno
Mexican politician Alejandro Alito Moreno faces a new request for removal of immunity from prosecution for alleged embezzlement of 83.5 million pesos during his time as governor of Campeche (2015-2019), adding to a previous 2022 request and potentially leading to criminal proceedings.
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52% Bias Score

OYAK Faces 5 Billion Lira Misappropriation Allegation, Lawsuits Filed
Former OYAK executives face a criminal complaint alleging the misappropriation of 5 billion Turkish Liras, alongside three Council of State lawsuits concerning profit distribution and aid policies; a key issue is the below-market sale of OYAK Çimento shares to Taiwan Cement Corporation, resulting in...

OYAK Faces 5 Billion Lira Misappropriation Allegation, Lawsuits Filed
Former OYAK executives face a criminal complaint alleging the misappropriation of 5 billion Turkish Liras, alongside three Council of State lawsuits concerning profit distribution and aid policies; a key issue is the below-market sale of OYAK Çimento shares to Taiwan Cement Corporation, resulting in...
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48% Bias Score
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