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EPPO indicts 100 in Greek agricultural subsidy scandal
A multi-year investigation into the misappropriation of agricultural subsidies by the Hellenic Organization of Agricultural Insurance (OPEKEPE) has resulted in 100 individuals being sent to trial by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), accused of stealing at least €2.9 million. The EPPO's...
EPPO indicts 100 in Greek agricultural subsidy scandal
A multi-year investigation into the misappropriation of agricultural subsidies by the Hellenic Organization of Agricultural Insurance (OPEKEPE) has resulted in 100 individuals being sent to trial by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), accused of stealing at least €2.9 million. The EPPO's...
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48% Bias Score
EU Rule of Law Report Highlights Widespread Non-Compliance
The European Commission's annual Rule of Law Report reveals that EU countries fully implemented or made significant progress on only 18 percent of its recommendations, with Hungary showing no progress on most, prompting plans to make rule-of-law compliance mandatory for EU funding.
EU Rule of Law Report Highlights Widespread Non-Compliance
The European Commission's annual Rule of Law Report reveals that EU countries fully implemented or made significant progress on only 18 percent of its recommendations, with Hungary showing no progress on most, prompting plans to make rule-of-law compliance mandatory for EU funding.
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48% Bias Score
No-Confidence Vote Against Von der Leyen in European Parliament
The European Parliament initiated a no-confidence vote against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen following accusations of corruption and mismanagement, with a vote scheduled for July 10th, stemming from controversies surrounding vaccine procurement and defense spending.
No-Confidence Vote Against Von der Leyen in European Parliament
The European Parliament initiated a no-confidence vote against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen following accusations of corruption and mismanagement, with a vote scheduled for July 10th, stemming from controversies surrounding vaccine procurement and defense spending.
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60% Bias Score
Death of Russian Minister Amidst Corruption Probe Sparks Elite Concerns
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead with a gunshot wound in Odintsovo near Moscow on July 7th, hours after his dismissal, amidst a corruption investigation into the construction of border fortifications; the official cause of death is suicide, but the circumstances have ...
Death of Russian Minister Amidst Corruption Probe Sparks Elite Concerns
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead with a gunshot wound in Odintsovo near Moscow on July 7th, hours after his dismissal, amidst a corruption investigation into the construction of border fortifications; the official cause of death is suicide, but the circumstances have ...
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48% Bias Score
NSW Ombudsman Slaps Down Revenue NSW for Blocking Integrity Complaints
The NSW Ombudsman condemned Revenue NSW for attempting to block complaints to the Ombudsman and ICAC through settlement deeds, highlighting a concerning attempt to stifle accountability and transparency within a government agency.
NSW Ombudsman Slaps Down Revenue NSW for Blocking Integrity Complaints
The NSW Ombudsman condemned Revenue NSW for attempting to block complaints to the Ombudsman and ICAC through settlement deeds, highlighting a concerning attempt to stifle accountability and transparency within a government agency.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Government Faces Credibility Crisis Amidst Corruption Accusations
The Spanish government faces a credibility crisis as accusations of corruption and misconduct against President Pedro Sánchez's close collaborators emerge, challenging his claims of ignorance and raising concerns about his trustworthiness.
Spanish Government Faces Credibility Crisis Amidst Corruption Accusations
The Spanish government faces a credibility crisis as accusations of corruption and misconduct against President Pedro Sánchez's close collaborators emerge, challenging his claims of ignorance and raising concerns about his trustworthiness.
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60% Bias Score
Former Russian Minister Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Former Russian transport minister Roman Starovoit was found dead in his car with a gunshot wound; a gun previously gifted to him was found nearby; Russian authorities launched a criminal investigation, citing suicide as the most likely cause, though this has been met with skepticism.
Former Russian Minister Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Former Russian transport minister Roman Starovoit was found dead in his car with a gunshot wound; a gun previously gifted to him was found nearby; Russian authorities launched a criminal investigation, citing suicide as the most likely cause, though this has been met with skepticism.
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56% Bias Score
Death of Russian Minister Raises Concerns About Putin's Regime
The death of former Russian Minister of Transport Roman Starovoit, initially reported as a suicide following his dismissal, has sparked speculation within the Russian elite about the increasingly unpredictable nature of power under Vladimir Putin.
Death of Russian Minister Raises Concerns About Putin's Regime
The death of former Russian Minister of Transport Roman Starovoit, initially reported as a suicide following his dismissal, has sparked speculation within the Russian elite about the increasingly unpredictable nature of power under Vladimir Putin.
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48% Bias Score
Death of Russian Transport Minister Raises Suspicions
Russian Transport Minister Roman Staravoit, dismissed from his post earlier this week, was found dead with a gunshot wound to his head in his car; authorities claim suicide, but inconsistencies in the timeline and his reported presence at work the same morning raise suspicion, particularly given pas...
Death of Russian Transport Minister Raises Suspicions
Russian Transport Minister Roman Staravoit, dismissed from his post earlier this week, was found dead with a gunshot wound to his head in his car; authorities claim suicide, but inconsistencies in the timeline and his reported presence at work the same morning raise suspicion, particularly given pas...
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56% Bias Score
EU Report: Sharp Increase in Perceived Corruption in Spain
A European Commission report released July 8, 2025, details a significant rise in perceived corruption in Spain under Pedro Sánchez's government, citing slow investigations, the lack of a national anti-corruption strategy, and high percentages of businesses reporting widespread corruption.
EU Report: Sharp Increase in Perceived Corruption in Spain
A European Commission report released July 8, 2025, details a significant rise in perceived corruption in Spain under Pedro Sánchez's government, citing slow investigations, the lack of a national anti-corruption strategy, and high percentages of businesses reporting widespread corruption.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Court Investigates Businessmen in Public Works Corruption Case
Two businessmen, Antxon Alonso and Fernando Merino, testified in Spain's Supreme Court regarding their involvement in a public works corruption case involving former PSOE official Santos Cerdán. The investigation centers on alleged bribery and criminal organization, with Alonso's company, Servinabar...
Spanish Court Investigates Businessmen in Public Works Corruption Case
Two businessmen, Antxon Alonso and Fernando Merino, testified in Spain's Supreme Court regarding their involvement in a public works corruption case involving former PSOE official Santos Cerdán. The investigation centers on alleged bribery and criminal organization, with Alonso's company, Servinabar...
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40% Bias Score
Greek Subsidy Scandal Exposes Systemic Corruption, Fueling Public Anger
Greece faces a new scandal involving illegal subsidies to farmers and livestock breeders totaling hundreds of millions of euros, adding to a string of controversies highlighting chronic state dysfunction and impunity, impacting citizens' trust and potentially influencing upcoming elections.
Greek Subsidy Scandal Exposes Systemic Corruption, Fueling Public Anger
Greece faces a new scandal involving illegal subsidies to farmers and livestock breeders totaling hundreds of millions of euros, adding to a string of controversies highlighting chronic state dysfunction and impunity, impacting citizens' trust and potentially influencing upcoming elections.
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52% Bias Score
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