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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


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


Spain Unveils Anti-Corruption Plan, but Key Reforms Remain Absent
Spain's government announced a new anti-corruption plan including measures for transparency, stronger controls on political parties, and a new public integrity agency; however, it omits key reforms recommended by international bodies, particularly regarding public contracting and limiting political ...
Spain Unveils Anti-Corruption Plan, but Key Reforms Remain Absent
Spain's government announced a new anti-corruption plan including measures for transparency, stronger controls on political parties, and a new public integrity agency; however, it omits key reforms recommended by international bodies, particularly regarding public contracting and limiting political ...
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40% Bias Score


CFMEU Queensland Branch Report Details Culture of Violence
A report into the Queensland branch of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) details a culture of violence, threats, and intimidation of women and children, with former leaders Michael Ravbar and Jade Ingham allegedly overseeing the abuse, as revealed in a three-month...
CFMEU Queensland Branch Report Details Culture of Violence
A report into the Queensland branch of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) details a culture of violence, threats, and intimidation of women and children, with former leaders Michael Ravbar and Jade Ingham allegedly overseeing the abuse, as revealed in a three-month...
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64% Bias Score


Greek Authorities Raid OPECPE Amidst Agricultural Subsidy Fraud Investigation
Greek authorities raided the OPECPE headquarters in Athens on Wednesday to investigate fraudulent agricultural subsidies, seizing documents and digital evidence; the investigation focuses on recipients of the highest subsidies and aims to recover misappropriated EU funds within two months.
Greek Authorities Raid OPECPE Amidst Agricultural Subsidy Fraud Investigation
Greek authorities raided the OPECPE headquarters in Athens on Wednesday to investigate fraudulent agricultural subsidies, seizing documents and digital evidence; the investigation focuses on recipients of the highest subsidies and aims to recover misappropriated EU funds within two months.
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36% Bias Score


Death of Russian Minister Amid Corruption Probe Sparks Elite Alarm
Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead with a gunshot wound on July 7th, hours after his dismissal, prompting speculation of foul play amid a corruption investigation involving embezzlement of 210 million euros during his governorship of Kursk.
Death of Russian Minister Amid Corruption Probe Sparks Elite Alarm
Former Russian Transportation Minister Roman Starovoit was found dead with a gunshot wound on July 7th, hours after his dismissal, prompting speculation of foul play amid a corruption investigation involving embezzlement of 210 million euros during his governorship of Kursk.
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44% 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

Death of Russian Transport Minister Sparks Speculation of Cover-up
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Staravoit was found dead with a gunshot wound on July 7th, hours after his dismissal, sparking speculation of a possible cover-up related to alleged embezzlement during the construction of fortifications in the Kursk region.

Death of Russian Transport Minister Sparks Speculation of Cover-up
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Staravoit was found dead with a gunshot wound on July 7th, hours after his dismissal, sparking speculation of a possible cover-up related to alleged embezzlement during the construction of fortifications in the Kursk region.
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56% Bias Score

PNV Links Emerge in Navarrese Bribery Investigation
Martin Zudaire, lawyer for Antxon Alonso (implicated in a bribery scheme), has PNV ties: he was a PNV candidate, worked for Nasuvinsa (awarding Alonso €14.6 million), and represented Manu Ayerdi in a Geroa Bai case. This expands the investigation beyond the PSOE.

PNV Links Emerge in Navarrese Bribery Investigation
Martin Zudaire, lawyer for Antxon Alonso (implicated in a bribery scheme), has PNV ties: he was a PNV candidate, worked for Nasuvinsa (awarding Alonso €14.6 million), and represented Manu Ayerdi in a Geroa Bai case. This expands the investigation beyond the PSOE.
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52% Bias Score

Peru's Congress Accused of Weakening Fight Against Organized Crime
Human Rights Watch accuses Peru's Congress of weakening the legal framework against organized crime, leading to a 137% increase in homicides (2,546 in 2024) and the expansion of criminal groups, particularly in illegal mining, which generated nearly $6.3 billion in money laundering between 2015 and ...

Peru's Congress Accused of Weakening Fight Against Organized Crime
Human Rights Watch accuses Peru's Congress of weakening the legal framework against organized crime, leading to a 137% increase in homicides (2,546 in 2024) and the expansion of criminal groups, particularly in illegal mining, which generated nearly $6.3 billion in money laundering between 2015 and ...
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28% Bias Score

Spain's Democratic Decline Amidst Corruption Allegations
A report alleging criminal activity by a former Spanish Socialist Workers' Party secretary has caused a major political crisis, undermining claims of democratic progress under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, as evidenced by declining scores in international indices of democratic quality and increasing...

Spain's Democratic Decline Amidst Corruption Allegations
A report alleging criminal activity by a former Spanish Socialist Workers' Party secretary has caused a major political crisis, undermining claims of democratic progress under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, as evidenced by declining scores in international indices of democratic quality and increasing...
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48% Bias Score
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