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EPPO Investigation Uncovers Widespread Greek Agricultural Subsidy Fraud
Greece's agricultural subsidy payments are delayed due to an EPPO investigation into the OPECPE, uncovering a widespread fraud scheme involving €2.9 million in losses and potentially much more, leading to the resignation of the OPECPE president after a raid on their offices.
EPPO Investigation Uncovers Widespread Greek Agricultural Subsidy Fraud
Greece's agricultural subsidy payments are delayed due to an EPPO investigation into the OPECPE, uncovering a widespread fraud scheme involving €2.9 million in losses and potentially much more, leading to the resignation of the OPECPE president after a raid on their offices.
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48% Bias Score
Close Election in Suriname: NDP Edges Out VHP Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Suriname's general elections resulted in a narrow victory for the NDP, led by Jenny Simons, over the VHP, with 18 to 17 seats; the election results were delayed due to technical problems, and the new government faces challenges including high national debt and corruption, but also the promise of lar...
Close Election in Suriname: NDP Edges Out VHP Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Suriname's general elections resulted in a narrow victory for the NDP, led by Jenny Simons, over the VHP, with 18 to 17 seats; the election results were delayed due to technical problems, and the new government faces challenges including high national debt and corruption, but also the promise of lar...
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40% Bias Score
Kurz Acquitted on Perjury Appeal
Austria's former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has won an appeal against a perjury conviction, overturning an eight-month suspended sentence for giving false testimony to a parliamentary committee in 2020 concerning his role in executive selections at a state holding company; separate corruption investi...
Kurz Acquitted on Perjury Appeal
Austria's former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has won an appeal against a perjury conviction, overturning an eight-month suspended sentence for giving false testimony to a parliamentary committee in 2020 concerning his role in executive selections at a state holding company; separate corruption investi...
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40% Bias Score
Suriname's Oil Bonanza and Uncertain Election
Suriname's upcoming elections will determine the next government's management of newly discovered offshore oil reserves, projected to yield 220,000 barrels per day starting in 2028, significantly impacting the nation's economy and development trajectory.
Suriname's Oil Bonanza and Uncertain Election
Suriname's upcoming elections will determine the next government's management of newly discovered offshore oil reserves, projected to yield 220,000 barrels per day starting in 2028, significantly impacting the nation's economy and development trajectory.
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44% Bias Score
Assassination of Controversial Ukrainian Official in Madrid
Andriy Portnov, a former Ukrainian official with ties to Russia, was assassinated in Madrid on October 26, 2023, raising questions about motives and the lasting effects of his corrupt influence on Ukraine's legal system.
Assassination of Controversial Ukrainian Official in Madrid
Andriy Portnov, a former Ukrainian official with ties to Russia, was assassinated in Madrid on October 26, 2023, raising questions about motives and the lasting effects of his corrupt influence on Ukraine's legal system.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's $TRUMP Coin Dinner: Blurring Lines Between Personal Gain and Presidency
President Trump hosted a fundraising dinner at his Virginia golf club to promote his new $TRUMP meme coin, with attendees seeking to influence US financial regulations; the event, attended by international buyers, highlighted the blurring of lines between Trump's personal and presidential roles.
Trump's $TRUMP Coin Dinner: Blurring Lines Between Personal Gain and Presidency
President Trump hosted a fundraising dinner at his Virginia golf club to promote his new $TRUMP meme coin, with attendees seeking to influence US financial regulations; the event, attended by international buyers, highlighted the blurring of lines between Trump's personal and presidential roles.
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60% Bias Score
Mafia Network Rigged Public Contracts in Campania and Sicily
A Naples investigation revealed a 34-suspect criminal network allegedly led by Nicola Ferraro, a former Casalesi clan member, manipulating public contracts in Campania and Sicily, influencing local elections, and collaborating with the Santapaola clan.
Mafia Network Rigged Public Contracts in Campania and Sicily
A Naples investigation revealed a 34-suspect criminal network allegedly led by Nicola Ferraro, a former Casalesi clan member, manipulating public contracts in Campania and Sicily, influencing local elections, and collaborating with the Santapaola clan.
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64% Bias Score
Turkey Launches Ethics Initiative for Public Service
President Erdoğan announced a new initiative to promote ethics in Turkish public service, citing 4,590,000 applications to CİMER in 2024 and its role in dismantling criminal organizations, while criticizing past bureaucratic inefficiencies.
Turkey Launches Ethics Initiative for Public Service
President Erdoğan announced a new initiative to promote ethics in Turkish public service, citing 4,590,000 applications to CİMER in 2024 and its role in dismantling criminal organizations, while criticizing past bureaucratic inefficiencies.
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56% Bias Score
Greece Transfers Agricultural Subsidy Management to Combat Corruption
The Greek government will transfer the Operational Programme for Rural Development (OPECPE) to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) to combat corruption and improve efficiency in managing agricultural subsidies, potentially recovering misappropriated funds and preventing future issues...
Greece Transfers Agricultural Subsidy Management to Combat Corruption
The Greek government will transfer the Operational Programme for Rural Development (OPECPE) to the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) to combat corruption and improve efficiency in managing agricultural subsidies, potentially recovering misappropriated funds and preventing future issues...
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48% Bias Score
Arévalo Vows to Fight Corruption Despite Guatemalan Opposition
Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo, despite facing significant opposition from the Attorney General's Office and the judiciary, committed to fighting corruption and impunity, aiming to appoint a new Attorney General by next year.
Arévalo Vows to Fight Corruption Despite Guatemalan Opposition
Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo, despite facing significant opposition from the Attorney General's Office and the judiciary, committed to fighting corruption and impunity, aiming to appoint a new Attorney General by next year.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Amnesty Law Undermines Rule of Law to Secure Sánchez's Power
The Spanish Parliament passed an amnesty law enabling individuals involved in the 2017 Catalan independence attempt to avoid prosecution, a move criticized for undermining the rule of law and securing Prime Minister Sánchez's political survival.
Spanish Amnesty Law Undermines Rule of Law to Secure Sánchez's Power
The Spanish Parliament passed an amnesty law enabling individuals involved in the 2017 Catalan independence attempt to avoid prosecution, a move criticized for undermining the rule of law and securing Prime Minister Sánchez's political survival.
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72% Bias Score
Assassination of Controversial Former Ukrainian Official in Madrid
Former Ukrainian official Andriy Portnov, known for corruption and alleged ties to Russia, was assassinated in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday after dropping off his children at school, sparking mixed reactions.
Assassination of Controversial Former Ukrainian Official in Madrid
Former Ukrainian official Andriy Portnov, known for corruption and alleged ties to Russia, was assassinated in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday after dropping off his children at school, sparking mixed reactions.
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56% Bias Score
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