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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


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


Turkey's Growing Influence in Libya Challenges Greece
Turkey's strengthened ties with Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar, marked by construction projects and military training programs, challenge Greece's efforts to build relations with Benghazi.
Turkey's Growing Influence in Libya Challenges Greece
Turkey's strengthened ties with Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar, marked by construction projects and military training programs, challenge Greece's efforts to build relations with Benghazi.
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52% Bias Score


Starovoit's Funeral Follows Unexplained Dismissal and Apparent Suicide
Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was buried in St. Petersburg on Friday, days after his apparent suicide following his unexplained dismissal by President Putin, sparking speculation about potential political motivations.
Starovoit's Funeral Follows Unexplained Dismissal and Apparent Suicide
Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was buried in St. Petersburg on Friday, days after his apparent suicide following his unexplained dismissal by President Putin, sparking speculation about potential political motivations.
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36% Bias Score


Argentina's Former President Fernández Indicted on Corruption Charges
A federal judge in Argentina indicted former President Alberto Fernández for alleged corruption in state insurance contracts, suspecting a scheme involving private intermediaries who received over $3 million USD in excessive commissions from 2020 to 2023, according to a Nación Seguros audit.
Argentina's Former President Fernández Indicted on Corruption Charges
A federal judge in Argentina indicted former President Alberto Fernández for alleged corruption in state insurance contracts, suspecting a scheme involving private intermediaries who received over $3 million USD in excessive commissions from 2020 to 2023, according to a Nación Seguros audit.
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56% Bias Score


NACC RoboDebt Investigation Criticised Amidst Transparency Concerns
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is under fire for its opaque handling of the robodebt scheme investigation, sparking concerns about its commissioner, Paul Brereton, and public confidence following an 11-month delay in its initial decision, a subsequent review, and over 1000 complaints...
NACC RoboDebt Investigation Criticised Amidst Transparency Concerns
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is under fire for its opaque handling of the robodebt scheme investigation, sparking concerns about its commissioner, Paul Brereton, and public confidence following an 11-month delay in its initial decision, a subsequent review, and over 1000 complaints...
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44% 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

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

Death of Russian Minister Amid Embezzlement Allegations Highlights Kremlin Crackdown
The death of former Russian transport minister Roman Starovoit, possibly by suicide, occurred amid allegations of his involvement in a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme, highlighting the increasingly repressive political climate under Putin's rule.

Death of Russian Minister Amid Embezzlement Allegations Highlights Kremlin Crackdown
The death of former Russian transport minister Roman Starovoit, possibly by suicide, occurred amid allegations of his involvement in a multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme, highlighting the increasingly repressive political climate under Putin's rule.
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48% Bias Score

Turkish AKP Official Accused of Misusing Bank Funds
AKP official Veysi Kaynak, Ziraat Bank's vice chairman, allegedly obtained a 265 million lira loan and 840 million lira in government incentives for his company, Kuvva Gıda, sparking controversy in the Turkish Parliament.

Turkish AKP Official Accused of Misusing Bank Funds
AKP official Veysi Kaynak, Ziraat Bank's vice chairman, allegedly obtained a 265 million lira loan and 840 million lira in government incentives for his company, Kuvva Gıda, sparking controversy in the Turkish Parliament.
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56% Bias Score

Kyiv Metro Tunnel Collapse: Officials Knew, Prosecutor Alleges
Kyiv's Prosecutor General revealed recordings indicating city officials knew about the deteriorating Kyiv metro tunnel between Demiyivska and Lybidska stations before its December 2023 collapse, leading to charges and over 138.5 million hryvnias in losses.

Kyiv Metro Tunnel Collapse: Officials Knew, Prosecutor Alleges
Kyiv's Prosecutor General revealed recordings indicating city officials knew about the deteriorating Kyiv metro tunnel between Demiyivska and Lybidska stations before its December 2023 collapse, leading to charges and over 138.5 million hryvnias in losses.
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52% Bias Score

Sánchez's Weakening International Standing Amidst Corruption and Political Turmoil
The Financial Times reports that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's international standing is weakening due to corruption within his party, disputes with NATO over defense spending, and the impact of Catalan separatism on the EU, leading to decreased domestic and international support.

Sánchez's Weakening International Standing Amidst Corruption and Political Turmoil
The Financial Times reports that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's international standing is weakening due to corruption within his party, disputes with NATO over defense spending, and the impact of Catalan separatism on the EU, leading to decreased domestic and international support.
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52% Bias Score
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