Showing 37 to 48 of 1,431 results
Guatemalan Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Exiled After Imprisonment
Virginia Laparra, a Guatemalan anti-corruption prosecutor, was imprisoned and subsequently exiled after denouncing a corrupt judge, highlighting a pattern of political persecution against jurists in Guatemala, with at least 98% of her former colleagues now in exile.
Guatemalan Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Exiled After Imprisonment
Virginia Laparra, a Guatemalan anti-corruption prosecutor, was imprisoned and subsequently exiled after denouncing a corrupt judge, highlighting a pattern of political persecution against jurists in Guatemala, with at least 98% of her former colleagues now in exile.
Progress
56% Bias Score
SEC Halts Investigation into Crypto Founder Amid Trump's Crypto Investments
The US Securities and Exchange Commission paused its investigation into Justin Sun, founder of Tron cryptocurrency and advisor to the Trump family's crypto firm, amid allegations of market manipulation and following Sun's $75 million investment in Trump's meme coin, $TRUMP, leading to concerns about...
SEC Halts Investigation into Crypto Founder Amid Trump's Crypto Investments
The US Securities and Exchange Commission paused its investigation into Justin Sun, founder of Tron cryptocurrency and advisor to the Trump family's crypto firm, amid allegations of market manipulation and following Sun's $75 million investment in Trump's meme coin, $TRUMP, leading to concerns about...
Progress
64% Bias Score
Stournaras Testifies in Novartis Trial, Alleges Political Persecution
In the ongoing Novartis trial, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras testified, alleging political motivations behind accusations against him and his wife, citing significant reductions in pharmaceutical spending during his time as finance minister and highlighting the extensive financial scruti...
Stournaras Testifies in Novartis Trial, Alleges Political Persecution
In the ongoing Novartis trial, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras testified, alleging political motivations behind accusations against him and his wife, citing significant reductions in pharmaceutical spending during his time as finance minister and highlighting the extensive financial scruti...
Progress
72% Bias Score
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections
Mexico holds its first national judicial elections on Sunday, electing 2600 judges and magistrates including all Supreme Court justices, amid concerns about candidates with organized crime ties and the potential weakening of checks and balances on the ruling Morena party.
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections
Mexico holds its first national judicial elections on Sunday, electing 2600 judges and magistrates including all Supreme Court justices, amid concerns about candidates with organized crime ties and the potential weakening of checks and balances on the ruling Morena party.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections Raise Concerns About Corruption and Government Influence
Mexico held its first judicial elections on Sunday, sparking controversy due to concerns about government overreach and the inclusion of candidates with ties to organized crime and corruption, despite the government's claims it is meant to combat corruption.
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections Raise Concerns About Corruption and Government Influence
Mexico held its first judicial elections on Sunday, sparking controversy due to concerns about government overreach and the inclusion of candidates with ties to organized crime and corruption, despite the government's claims it is meant to combat corruption.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Illegal Excavation at Luxor Cultural Palace Prompts Investigation
Egypt's Minister of Culture ordered an immediate investigation after a construction company, working on the Luxor Children's Cultural Palace, was found excavating for artifacts without authorization; the Administrative Prosecution launched an investigation, and parliament is also involved in the ove...
Illegal Excavation at Luxor Cultural Palace Prompts Investigation
Egypt's Minister of Culture ordered an immediate investigation after a construction company, working on the Luxor Children's Cultural Palace, was found excavating for artifacts without authorization; the Administrative Prosecution launched an investigation, and parliament is also involved in the ove...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Liberia to Audit Foreign Work Permits Amidst Job Crisis
Facing pressure from the Liberian Senate and public, the Ministry of Labour announced a nationwide audit of work permits for foreign nationals, starting June 2, 2025, to address permit abuse and protect Liberian jobs, following concerns over the issuance of 10,974 permits in 2024 and accusations of ...
Liberia to Audit Foreign Work Permits Amidst Job Crisis
Facing pressure from the Liberian Senate and public, the Ministry of Labour announced a nationwide audit of work permits for foreign nationals, starting June 2, 2025, to address permit abuse and protect Liberian jobs, following concerns over the issuance of 10,974 permits in 2024 and accusations of ...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Demand Justice, Snap Elections After Train Station Collapse
On Sunday, thousands of Serbs protested in over 30 cities, demanding snap elections and justice for the 16 victims of a November 2022 train station collapse allegedly caused by corruption involving Chinese state companies, prompting President Vucic to suggest early elections.
Serbian Protests Demand Justice, Snap Elections After Train Station Collapse
On Sunday, thousands of Serbs protested in over 30 cities, demanding snap elections and justice for the 16 victims of a November 2022 train station collapse allegedly caused by corruption involving Chinese state companies, prompting President Vucic to suggest early elections.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Andalusian Government Blocked from Rejoining ERE Case
The Seville High Court rejected the Andalusian government's request to rejoin the ERE case as a plaintiff, citing its 2016 withdrawal. This decision blocks the government's attempt to challenge Constitutional Court rulings via the European Court of Justice and recover €700 million.
Andalusian Government Blocked from Rejoining ERE Case
The Seville High Court rejected the Andalusian government's request to rejoin the ERE case as a plaintiff, citing its 2016 withdrawal. This decision blocks the government's attempt to challenge Constitutional Court rulings via the European Court of Justice and recover €700 million.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Mexico Elects Judges in Unprecedented Popular Vote
Mexico held its first-ever popular vote on June 1st, 2024, to elect 2,600 judicial officials, including the Supreme Court justices, aiming to curb organized crime's influence on the judiciary, despite concerns about reduced independence and potential infiltration by criminal organizations.
Mexico Elects Judges in Unprecedented Popular Vote
Mexico held its first-ever popular vote on June 1st, 2024, to elect 2,600 judicial officials, including the Supreme Court justices, aiming to curb organized crime's influence on the judiciary, despite concerns about reduced independence and potential infiltration by criminal organizations.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Sheriff, Sparking Outrage in Culpeper County
President Trump pardoned former Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, convicted of bribery for accepting roughly $75,000 in exchange for auxiliary deputy badges; the pardon has drawn criticism in Culpeper County, where many, even Trump supporters, see it as undermining the rule of law.
Trump Pardons Bribery-Convicted Sheriff, Sparking Outrage in Culpeper County
President Trump pardoned former Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, convicted of bribery for accepting roughly $75,000 in exchange for auxiliary deputy badges; the pardon has drawn criticism in Culpeper County, where many, even Trump supporters, see it as undermining the rule of law.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Journalists Face 80 Years in Prison for Exposing Corruption
Forbidden Stories won the European Press Prize for an investigation into corruption and repression in Azerbaijan, where seven journalists from Abzas Media face 80 years in prison for investigating how over €20 million in EU and Council of Europe funds were used.
Azerbaijan Journalists Face 80 Years in Prison for Exposing Corruption
Forbidden Stories won the European Press Prize for an investigation into corruption and repression in Azerbaijan, where seven journalists from Abzas Media face 80 years in prison for investigating how over €20 million in EU and Council of Europe funds were used.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Showing 37 to 48 of 1,431 results