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Syria's Secretive Committee Reshapes Economy Amidst Concerns
A Syrian committee, led by President Ahmad al-Shar's brother Hazem, is quietly reshaping the country's economy by seizing billions of dollars in assets from businessmen linked to the former regime, offering them amnesty or legal settlements in return; this raises concerns about transparency and the ...
Syria's Secretive Committee Reshapes Economy Amidst Concerns
A Syrian committee, led by President Ahmad al-Shar's brother Hazem, is quietly reshaping the country's economy by seizing billions of dollars in assets from businessmen linked to the former regime, offering them amnesty or legal settlements in return; this raises concerns about transparency and the ...
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48% Bias Score


Zelenskyy's Power Grab in Ukraine Sparks Concerns About Democracy
Amidst Ukraine's war with Russia, President Zelenskyy's recent centralization of anti-corruption agencies, sparking domestic protests and international criticism, raises concerns about democratic backsliding despite his pledge to amend the law.
Zelenskyy's Power Grab in Ukraine Sparks Concerns About Democracy
Amidst Ukraine's war with Russia, President Zelenskyy's recent centralization of anti-corruption agencies, sparking domestic protests and international criticism, raises concerns about democratic backsliding despite his pledge to amend the law.
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44% Bias Score


Moldovan Oligarch Plahotniuc Arrested in Greece
Vlad Plahotniuc, a former Moldovan politician wanted for money laundering and leading a criminal organization, was arrested in Greece on an Interpol warrant after his identity documents were found at a car dealership; €155,000 and 17 fake passports were found at his villa.
Moldovan Oligarch Plahotniuc Arrested in Greece
Vlad Plahotniuc, a former Moldovan politician wanted for money laundering and leading a criminal organization, was arrested in Greece on an Interpol warrant after his identity documents were found at a car dealership; €155,000 and 17 fake passports were found at his villa.
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64% Bias Score


French Politician Rachida Dati Faces Trial for Illicit Payments and Lobbying
Former French Justice Minister Rachida Dati faces trial for allegedly receiving €900,000 in illicit payments from a Renault-Nissan subsidiary between 2010 and 2012, while also facing accusations of prohibited lobbying within the European Parliament; Carlos Ghosn is also implicated.
French Politician Rachida Dati Faces Trial for Illicit Payments and Lobbying
Former French Justice Minister Rachida Dati faces trial for allegedly receiving €900,000 in illicit payments from a Renault-Nissan subsidiary between 2010 and 2012, while also facing accusations of prohibited lobbying within the European Parliament; Carlos Ghosn is also implicated.
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44% Bias Score


Ukrainian Minister Under Investigation for $25 Million Land Deal
Ukraine's Minister for Communities and Territories, Oleksiy Chernyshov, is under investigation for allegedly facilitating a land deal in Kyiv that resulted in over $25 million in losses for the state due to undervaluation and illegal contracts with a favored construction company; the investigation s...
Ukrainian Minister Under Investigation for $25 Million Land Deal
Ukraine's Minister for Communities and Territories, Oleksiy Chernyshov, is under investigation for allegedly facilitating a land deal in Kyiv that resulted in over $25 million in losses for the state due to undervaluation and illegal contracts with a favored construction company; the investigation s...
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40% Bias Score


Spanish Police Investigate Former Finance Minister's Firm for Corruption
The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating Equipo Económico, a firm founded by former Spanish Minister of Finance Cristóbal Montoro, for alleged corruption involving €6 million in real estate transactions and suspicions of illicit enrichment through influencing legislation, using a complex network of a...
Spanish Police Investigate Former Finance Minister's Firm for Corruption
The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating Equipo Económico, a firm founded by former Spanish Minister of Finance Cristóbal Montoro, for alleged corruption involving €6 million in real estate transactions and suspicions of illicit enrichment through influencing legislation, using a complex network of a...
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48% Bias Score

Ex-Security Chief Implicated in Data Theft Case
Former Spanish Secretary of State for Security Francisco Martínez is implicated in a data theft case involving hacker 'Alcasec', facing charges of money laundering and revealing secrets, claiming his actions were solely to provide reintegration services.

Ex-Security Chief Implicated in Data Theft Case
Former Spanish Secretary of State for Security Francisco Martínez is implicated in a data theft case involving hacker 'Alcasec', facing charges of money laundering and revealing secrets, claiming his actions were solely to provide reintegration services.
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40% Bias Score

Yermak: Zelensky's Powerful Chief of Staff Amidst Corruption Allegations
Andrii Yermak, initially Zelensky's lawyer, became head of Ukraine's Presidential Office in 2020, now leading diplomatic negotiations with Russia amidst allegations of corruption involving his family.

Yermak: Zelensky's Powerful Chief of Staff Amidst Corruption Allegations
Andrii Yermak, initially Zelensky's lawyer, became head of Ukraine's Presidential Office in 2020, now leading diplomatic negotiations with Russia amidst allegations of corruption involving his family.
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28% Bias Score

Ukraine Weakens Anti-Corruption Agencies, Raising Concerns About Authoritarianism
The Ukrainian government's decision to weaken its anti-corruption agencies undermines years of reform, erodes public and international trust, and raises concerns about a return to authoritarian practices, potentially hindering the country's European integration and increasing its vulnerability to Ru...

Ukraine Weakens Anti-Corruption Agencies, Raising Concerns About Authoritarianism
The Ukrainian government's decision to weaken its anti-corruption agencies undermines years of reform, erodes public and international trust, and raises concerns about a return to authoritarian practices, potentially hindering the country's European integration and increasing its vulnerability to Ru...
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72% Bias Score

French Minister and Ex-Renault CEO to Stand Trial on Corruption Charges
French judicial investigators have ordered Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak and former Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn to stand trial on corruption and influence peddling charges related to €900,000 in fees allegedly paid to Ms. Malak for lobbying while an MEP between 2010 and 2012; both deny the a...

French Minister and Ex-Renault CEO to Stand Trial on Corruption Charges
French judicial investigators have ordered Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak and former Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn to stand trial on corruption and influence peddling charges related to €900,000 in fees allegedly paid to Ms. Malak for lobbying while an MEP between 2010 and 2012; both deny the a...
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60% Bias Score

Colbert Show Cancellation Follows CBS Settlement with Trump
CBS canceled "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" after over three decades, citing $40-$50 million annual losses. The timing, however, followed Colbert's criticism of a $16 million settlement between CBS and Donald Trump, prompting speculation about the network's decision and a call for an investiga...

Colbert Show Cancellation Follows CBS Settlement with Trump
CBS canceled "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" after over three decades, citing $40-$50 million annual losses. The timing, however, followed Colbert's criticism of a $16 million settlement between CBS and Donald Trump, prompting speculation about the network's decision and a call for an investiga...
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64% Bias Score

Corruption Scandal Bolsters Sánchez's Push for Spanish Regime Change
Allegations of corruption involving Spain's Ministry of Finance unexpectedly benefit Pedro Sánchez, who uses the scandal to push for a regime change, including increased regional fiscal autonomy, potentially leading to a de facto plurinational state.

Corruption Scandal Bolsters Sánchez's Push for Spanish Regime Change
Allegations of corruption involving Spain's Ministry of Finance unexpectedly benefit Pedro Sánchez, who uses the scandal to push for a regime change, including increased regional fiscal autonomy, potentially leading to a de facto plurinational state.
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68% Bias Score
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