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Israel to Indict Prison Service Commissioner for Alleged Obstruction of Justice
Israel's prosecution will indict Prison Service Commissioner Kobi Yaakobi for allegedly warning a police officer under investigation, Avishy Moalem, about a covert inquiry, facing charges of obstruction of justice, fraud, and breach of trust, following a recording of a conversation between the two.
Israel to Indict Prison Service Commissioner for Alleged Obstruction of Justice
Israel's prosecution will indict Prison Service Commissioner Kobi Yaakobi for allegedly warning a police officer under investigation, Avishy Moalem, about a covert inquiry, facing charges of obstruction of justice, fraud, and breach of trust, following a recording of a conversation between the two.
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44% Bias Score
Divided Public Opinion on Spanish Parliamentary Debate Outcome
Following a Spanish parliamentary debate where the Prime Minister addressed corruption allegations, public opinion is split: 34.8% believe opposition leader Feijóo won, citing his harsh criticism of Sanchez, while 33.8% credit Sanchez's apology and anti-corruption plan, despite widespread skepticism...
Divided Public Opinion on Spanish Parliamentary Debate Outcome
Following a Spanish parliamentary debate where the Prime Minister addressed corruption allegations, public opinion is split: 34.8% believe opposition leader Feijóo won, citing his harsh criticism of Sanchez, while 33.8% credit Sanchez's apology and anti-corruption plan, despite widespread skepticism...
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48% Bias Score
Mexico's PRI Regime: Clandestine Espionage Center and Misuse of Public Funds
A clandestine espionage center operated from a house formerly belonging to Raúl Salinas, brother of former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, during the Peña Nieto administration, allegedly using funds misappropriated from a public security budget, raising concerns about government surveil...
Mexico's PRI Regime: Clandestine Espionage Center and Misuse of Public Funds
A clandestine espionage center operated from a house formerly belonging to Raúl Salinas, brother of former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, during the Peña Nieto administration, allegedly using funds misappropriated from a public security budget, raising concerns about government surveil...
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56% Bias Score
Conflicting Statements on Zelensky's Future and a Controversial Royal Deal
Elena Zelenska secretly wished for her husband's defeat in the 2019 election, while his chief of staff announced his reelection bid, creating conflict. Zelensky's term ended in May 2024, with elections postponed, and the family engaged in a $3 million commercial deal with Prince Harry and Meghan Mar...
Conflicting Statements on Zelensky's Future and a Controversial Royal Deal
Elena Zelenska secretly wished for her husband's defeat in the 2019 election, while his chief of staff announced his reelection bid, creating conflict. Zelensky's term ended in May 2024, with elections postponed, and the family engaged in a $3 million commercial deal with Prince Harry and Meghan Mar...
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72% Bias Score
YSK Upholds Legality of Manavgat Council Member Replacements
Following the arrest and resignation of six Manavgat council members due to a bribery investigation, the YSK upheld the legally sound replacement of these members by their respective party's alternates, ensuring municipal governance continuity.
YSK Upholds Legality of Manavgat Council Member Replacements
Following the arrest and resignation of six Manavgat council members due to a bribery investigation, the YSK upheld the legally sound replacement of these members by their respective party's alternates, ensuring municipal governance continuity.
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32% Bias Score
Sumar Demands Action on Corruption, Counters Far-Right Rise in Spain
Sumar's Lara Hérnandez urged Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to swiftly implement 15 anti-corruption measures, citing public concern and the threat of far-right leaders; this includes immediate steps like a decree-law on parental leave and a future anti-corruption agency, alongside a wider soci...
Sumar Demands Action on Corruption, Counters Far-Right Rise in Spain
Sumar's Lara Hérnandez urged Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to swiftly implement 15 anti-corruption measures, citing public concern and the threat of far-right leaders; this includes immediate steps like a decree-law on parental leave and a future anti-corruption agency, alongside a wider soci...
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60% Bias Score
Death of Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari died at age 82 in London on Sunday after a prolonged illness; President Bola Ahmed Tinubu offered condolences and ordered his vice president to accompany Buhari's body back to Nigeria.
Death of Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari died at age 82 in London on Sunday after a prolonged illness; President Bola Ahmed Tinubu offered condolences and ordered his vice president to accompany Buhari's body back to Nigeria.
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44% Bias Score
Turkish Mayor, 5 Others Arrested in Corruption Sting
Şile Municipality Mayor Özgür Kabadayı and 5 others were arrested on July 10th in Istanbul, Turkey, on charges of organized crime, bribery, corruption, and bid-rigging; a municipality lawyer was caught accepting a €20,000 bribe.
Turkish Mayor, 5 Others Arrested in Corruption Sting
Şile Municipality Mayor Özgür Kabadayı and 5 others were arrested on July 10th in Istanbul, Turkey, on charges of organized crime, bribery, corruption, and bid-rigging; a municipality lawyer was caught accepting a €20,000 bribe.
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40% Bias Score
Manavgat Prosecutor Refutes CHP's 'Setup' Claims in Bribery Case
The Manavgat Chief Public Prosecutor's Office denies CHP leader Özgür Özel's claims of a setup in the Manavgat Municipality bribery case, citing evidence of Deputy Mayor Mehmet Engin Tüter's acceptance of a whiskey bribe on May 30th and subsequent seizure of €110,000 on July 4th, refuting allegation...
Manavgat Prosecutor Refutes CHP's 'Setup' Claims in Bribery Case
The Manavgat Chief Public Prosecutor's Office denies CHP leader Özgür Özel's claims of a setup in the Manavgat Municipality bribery case, citing evidence of Deputy Mayor Mehmet Engin Tüter's acceptance of a whiskey bribe on May 30th and subsequent seizure of €110,000 on July 4th, refuting allegation...
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48% Bias Score
Death of Russian Minister Amid Crackdown on Opposition and Private Businesses
Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead near his Tesla with a Glock pistol, a gift from the Interior Ministry, amid reports of his suspected involvement in a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme related to border defense, highlighting the increasingly harsh conseque...
Death of Russian Minister Amid Crackdown on Opposition and Private Businesses
Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead near his Tesla with a Glock pistol, a gift from the Interior Ministry, amid reports of his suspected involvement in a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme related to border defense, highlighting the increasingly harsh conseque...
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56% Bias Score
Queensland CFMEU Report Referred to Corruption Watchdog Amid Calls for Reform
A report alleges violence and intimidation within the Queensland CFMEU, prompting Labor to refer it to the Crime and Corruption Commission and propose bipartisan reform talks to address a toxic culture detailed in the Watson report, which claims former union leaders oversaw bullying and threats targ...
Queensland CFMEU Report Referred to Corruption Watchdog Amid Calls for Reform
A report alleges violence and intimidation within the Queensland CFMEU, prompting Labor to refer it to the Crime and Corruption Commission and propose bipartisan reform talks to address a toxic culture detailed in the Watson report, which claims former union leaders oversaw bullying and threats targ...
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52% Bias Score
Blurring Lines: Private Lives and Corruption in Spanish Politics
The alleged links between Spanish politicians' private lives and corruption cases have blurred the lines between the private and public spheres, challenging traditional norms of political conduct and raising concerns about public trust.
Blurring Lines: Private Lives and Corruption in Spanish Politics
The alleged links between Spanish politicians' private lives and corruption cases have blurred the lines between the private and public spheres, challenging traditional norms of political conduct and raising concerns about public trust.
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72% Bias Score
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