Showing 13 to 24 of 154 results
Trump Strategist's Secret Visit to Australia Fuels Election Controversy
Chris LaCivita, a key figure in Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, secretly visited Australia between April 16th and 24th to advise the Liberal party on internal issues related to Peter Dutton, revealing close ties between the Australian Coalition and Trump's inner circle.
Trump Strategist's Secret Visit to Australia Fuels Election Controversy
Chris LaCivita, a key figure in Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, secretly visited Australia between April 16th and 24th to advise the Liberal party on internal issues related to Peter Dutton, revealing close ties between the Australian Coalition and Trump's inner circle.
Progress
60% Bias Score
France Accuses Russia of Cyberattacks, Including Targeting Macron's Campaign
France has accused Russia's GRU military intelligence of cyberattacks targeting President Macron's 2017 campaign and the Paris Olympics; Russia denies the accusations, which were also raised at the UN Security Council.
France Accuses Russia of Cyberattacks, Including Targeting Macron's Campaign
France has accused Russia's GRU military intelligence of cyberattacks targeting President Macron's 2017 campaign and the Paris Olympics; Russia denies the accusations, which were also raised at the UN Security Council.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Biden Officials Considered Triggering Israeli Election to Oust Netanyahu
A new report reveals that Biden administration officials considered triggering an Israeli election to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu and secure a ceasefire deal during the Israel-Hamas war; however, President Biden ultimately blocked the plan, highlighting deep mistrust between the two leaders.
Biden Officials Considered Triggering Israeli Election to Oust Netanyahu
A new report reveals that Biden administration officials considered triggering an Israeli election to oust Prime Minister Netanyahu and secure a ceasefire deal during the Israel-Hamas war; however, President Biden ultimately blocked the plan, highlighting deep mistrust between the two leaders.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Trump Sues CBS for $20 Billion, Alleging Election Interference
President Donald Trump is suing CBS and "60 Minutes" for $20 billion, alleging election interference through deceptive editing of a Vice President Kamala Harris interview and inaccurate reporting, including a segment featuring Ukrainian President Zelenskyy who noted the prevalence of Russian narrati...
Trump Sues CBS for $20 Billion, Alleging Election Interference
President Donald Trump is suing CBS and "60 Minutes" for $20 billion, alleging election interference through deceptive editing of a Vice President Kamala Harris interview and inaccurate reporting, including a segment featuring Ukrainian President Zelenskyy who noted the prevalence of Russian narrati...
Progress
60% Bias Score
EU Presses Forward with Digital Legislation Despite US and Musk Opposition
The European Union is moving forward with its Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) to regulate online platforms, despite criticism from the US and Elon Musk; ten investigations are currently underway into major platforms to ensure compliance with the new rules.
EU Presses Forward with Digital Legislation Despite US and Musk Opposition
The European Union is moving forward with its Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) to regulate online platforms, despite criticism from the US and Elon Musk; ten investigations are currently underway into major platforms to ensure compliance with the new rules.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Moldova Sentences Opposition Lawmaker, Russia Denies Interference
Moldova sentenced opposition lawmaker Alexandru Nesterovski to 12 years in prison for allegedly receiving illegal funds; Russia denies involvement and urges pragmatic relations, while Moldova cracks down on opposition figures tied to Russia ahead of elections.
Moldova Sentences Opposition Lawmaker, Russia Denies Interference
Moldova sentenced opposition lawmaker Alexandru Nesterovski to 12 years in prison for allegedly receiving illegal funds; Russia denies involvement and urges pragmatic relations, while Moldova cracks down on opposition figures tied to Russia ahead of elections.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Catholic Church Intervention in Australian Election Sparks Controversy
The Victorian Catholic Education Authority sent letters to parents at Catholic schools in seven electorates, highlighting major parties' support for Catholic school funding and questioning independents' and minor parties' stances, sparking accusations of misrepresentation and raising concerns about ...
Catholic Church Intervention in Australian Election Sparks Controversy
The Victorian Catholic Education Authority sent letters to parents at Catholic schools in seven electorates, highlighting major parties' support for Catholic school funding and questioning independents' and minor parties' stances, sparking accusations of misrepresentation and raising concerns about ...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Albanese Opposes Election Spam Texts but Stops Short of Ban
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opposes election spam texts but won't commit to a ban, citing democratic freedoms; Clive Palmer's party is accused of widespread spamming; the practice is criticized for exploiting legal loopholes allowing political parties to bypass anti-spam laws.
Albanese Opposes Election Spam Texts but Stops Short of Ban
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opposes election spam texts but won't commit to a ban, citing democratic freedoms; Clive Palmer's party is accused of widespread spamming; the practice is criticized for exploiting legal loopholes allowing political parties to bypass anti-spam laws.
Progress
52% Bias Score
EU Parliament Declares Russia's Hybrid Attacks as Act of War
The European Parliament declared Russia's hybrid attacks on the EU as an act of war, citing evidence of widespread sabotage, cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns using AI, and the manipulation of political processes, urging a unified and serious response.
EU Parliament Declares Russia's Hybrid Attacks as Act of War
The European Parliament declared Russia's hybrid attacks on the EU as an act of war, citing evidence of widespread sabotage, cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns using AI, and the manipulation of political processes, urging a unified and serious response.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Alleged Russian Interference in German Politics Raises National Security Concerns
This article discusses alleged Russian interference in German politics, including the recruitment of individuals for acts of sabotage and the spread of disinformation, highlighting the lack of a robust governmental response and potential threats to national security.
Alleged Russian Interference in German Politics Raises National Security Concerns
This article discusses alleged Russian interference in German politics, including the recruitment of individuals for acts of sabotage and the spread of disinformation, highlighting the lack of a robust governmental response and potential threats to national security.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Chinese Vessel's Passage Near Australia Sparks Election Interference Accusations
A Chinese research vessel, the Tan Suo Yi Hao, sailed through international waters off Australia's southern coast during the federal election campaign, sparking accusations of election interference from the opposition Liberal Party, while the government maintained it was within international law.
Chinese Vessel's Passage Near Australia Sparks Election Interference Accusations
A Chinese research vessel, the Tan Suo Yi Hao, sailed through international waters off Australia's southern coast during the federal election campaign, sparking accusations of election interference from the opposition Liberal Party, while the government maintained it was within international law.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Romania's CSAT Meeting: Unanswered Questions on Extremism, Russian Interference, and the Ukraine Conflict
Romania's Supreme Council of National Defense (CSAT) approved 2024 national security reports but failed to explain the rise of extremist Călin Georgescu and alleged Russian support, despite warnings from German intelligence and concerns from Western allies regarding future Russian aggression; CSAT a...
Romania's CSAT Meeting: Unanswered Questions on Extremism, Russian Interference, and the Ukraine Conflict
Romania's Supreme Council of National Defense (CSAT) approved 2024 national security reports but failed to explain the rise of extremist Călin Georgescu and alleged Russian support, despite warnings from German intelligence and concerns from Western allies regarding future Russian aggression; CSAT a...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Showing 13 to 24 of 154 results