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Saakashvili Receives Additional Prison Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced former president Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional four years and six months imprisonment for illegally re-entering the country in 2021, adding to his existing sentences and bringing his total prison term to twelve and a half years; Saakashvili and human rights groups c...
Saakashvili Receives Additional Prison Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced former president Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional four years and six months imprisonment for illegally re-entering the country in 2021, adding to his existing sentences and bringing his total prison term to twelve and a half years; Saakashvili and human rights groups c...
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40% Bias Score
Saakashvili Receives 12.5-Year Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced former President Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional 4.5 years in prison for illegally crossing the border in 2021, bringing his total sentence to 12.5 years; Saakashvili claims political persecution by a pro-Russian regime.
Saakashvili Receives 12.5-Year Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced former President Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional 4.5 years in prison for illegally crossing the border in 2021, bringing his total sentence to 12.5 years; Saakashvili claims political persecution by a pro-Russian regime.
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48% Bias Score
Saakaschwili Sentenced to Nine Years in Georgian "Jacket Affair"
A Georgian court sentenced ex-president Mikheil Saakaschwili to nine years in prison on March 12th for misappropriating up to €3 million in public funds, encompassing expenses like luxury clothing and travel, extending his existing sentence until 2030.
Saakaschwili Sentenced to Nine Years in Georgian "Jacket Affair"
A Georgian court sentenced ex-president Mikheil Saakaschwili to nine years in prison on March 12th for misappropriating up to €3 million in public funds, encompassing expenses like luxury clothing and travel, extending his existing sentence until 2030.
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52% Bias Score
Saakashvili Receives Nine-Year Prison Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional nine years in prison for embezzling $3.2 million in state funds between 2009 and 2012, extending his existing sentence and prompting accusations of political persecution from the opposition.
Saakashvili Receives Nine-Year Prison Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional nine years in prison for embezzling $3.2 million in state funds between 2009 and 2012, extending his existing sentence and prompting accusations of political persecution from the opposition.
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48% Bias Score
Georgian Call Center Scam Defrauds Britons of £9 Million
A data leak reveals a Georgian call center network defrauded British citizens of £9 million through cryptocurrency investment scams, targeting vulnerable individuals with fake ads and manipulated trading screens; victims lost significant savings, highlighting the sophistication and impact of such fr...
Georgian Call Center Scam Defrauds Britons of £9 Million
A data leak reveals a Georgian call center network defrauded British citizens of £9 million through cryptocurrency investment scams, targeting vulnerable individuals with fake ads and manipulated trading screens; victims lost significant savings, highlighting the sophistication and impact of such fr...
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28% Bias Score
Georgia's Ruling Party Consolidates Power Amidst Opposition Boycott and Controversial Legislation
Following disputed parliamentary elections in Georgia, the ruling Georgian Dream party solidified its control, prompting an opposition boycott and widespread protests. The government subsequently passed several controversial laws restricting civil society and media, effectively silencing dissent and...
Georgia's Ruling Party Consolidates Power Amidst Opposition Boycott and Controversial Legislation
Following disputed parliamentary elections in Georgia, the ruling Georgian Dream party solidified its control, prompting an opposition boycott and widespread protests. The government subsequently passed several controversial laws restricting civil society and media, effectively silencing dissent and...
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64% Bias Score
Saakashvili Receives Additional Prison Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced former president Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional four-and-a-half years in prison for illegally crossing the border in 2021, adding to his existing sentences and totaling over 12 years; he maintains his innocence and claims political persecution, sparking international...
Saakashvili Receives Additional Prison Sentence in Georgia
A Georgian court sentenced former president Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional four-and-a-half years in prison for illegally crossing the border in 2021, adding to his existing sentences and totaling over 12 years; he maintains his innocence and claims political persecution, sparking international...
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48% Bias Score
Georgia Law Could Significantly Impact Glyphosate Lawsuits Against Bayer
Georgia is considering legislation that could significantly reduce the success of lawsuits against Bayer concerning its glyphosate product, impacting approximately 181,000 pending lawsuits; Bayer is pursuing similar legislation in other states.
Georgia Law Could Significantly Impact Glyphosate Lawsuits Against Bayer
Georgia is considering legislation that could significantly reduce the success of lawsuits against Bayer concerning its glyphosate product, impacting approximately 181,000 pending lawsuits; Bayer is pursuing similar legislation in other states.
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56% Bias Score
Georgia Daycare Sued After Employee Scalds Infant
Sharece Besley is suing Young Mindz Learning Academy in Georgia after surveillance footage showed an employee scalding her nine-month-old son, Virgil, with hot water, resulting in second-degree burns and a $499 fine for the daycare from the state.
Georgia Daycare Sued After Employee Scalds Infant
Sharece Besley is suing Young Mindz Learning Academy in Georgia after surveillance footage showed an employee scalding her nine-month-old son, Virgil, with hot water, resulting in second-degree burns and a $499 fine for the daycare from the state.
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48% Bias Score
Italy Proposes "Democratic Shield" Against Foreign Election Interference
Azione party in Italy proposed a law to create a "democratic shield" against foreign election interference, citing examples in Romania and Georgia, including preventative measures to detect interference and reactive measures to address threats to ensure fair elections.
Italy Proposes "Democratic Shield" Against Foreign Election Interference
Azione party in Italy proposed a law to create a "democratic shield" against foreign election interference, citing examples in Romania and Georgia, including preventative measures to detect interference and reactive measures to address threats to ensure fair elections.
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44% Bias Score
Georgia: 100 Days of Protests Met with Brutal Crackdown
For 100 days, Georgians have protested the pro-Russian Georgian Dream party's anti-democratic rule, marked by arrests, violence, and media suppression; journalists face imprisonment, activists are intimidated, and the EU's response is criticized as slow.
Georgia: 100 Days of Protests Met with Brutal Crackdown
For 100 days, Georgians have protested the pro-Russian Georgian Dream party's anti-democratic rule, marked by arrests, violence, and media suppression; journalists face imprisonment, activists are intimidated, and the EU's response is criticized as slow.
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60% Bias Score
Tara Grinstead Case: Acquittal and Conviction After 12 Years
The 2005 disappearance of Tara Grinstead, a Georgia teacher, was solved in 2017 after a tip led to the arrests of Ryan Duke and Bo Dukes. Duke was acquitted of murder but convicted of concealing the death, while Dukes received a 25-year sentence for concealing the crime.
Tara Grinstead Case: Acquittal and Conviction After 12 Years
The 2005 disappearance of Tara Grinstead, a Georgia teacher, was solved in 2017 after a tip led to the arrests of Ryan Duke and Bo Dukes. Duke was acquitted of murder but convicted of concealing the death, while Dukes received a 25-year sentence for concealing the crime.
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52% Bias Score
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