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NACC to Reinvestigate Robodebt Referrals After Bias Claims
Following an independent review that found the NACC commissioner was "affected by apprehended bias", the NACC will reinvestigate six individuals (five public servants and one public official) referred by the robodebt royal commission to determine whether corrupt conduct occurred; the initial decisio...
NACC to Reinvestigate Robodebt Referrals After Bias Claims
Following an independent review that found the NACC commissioner was "affected by apprehended bias", the NACC will reinvestigate six individuals (five public servants and one public official) referred by the robodebt royal commission to determine whether corrupt conduct occurred; the initial decisio...
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44% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Trump's USAID Funding Freeze
Following a lawsuit by affected companies, a Washington DC judge issued a temporary injunction against President Trump's freeze on USAID funds, ordering the reinstatement of funding for hundreds of foreign aid contracts and preventing further harm to humanitarian efforts.
Judge Blocks Trump's USAID Funding Freeze
Following a lawsuit by affected companies, a Washington DC judge issued a temporary injunction against President Trump's freeze on USAID funds, ordering the reinstatement of funding for hundreds of foreign aid contracts and preventing further harm to humanitarian efforts.
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48% Bias Score
Musk Withdraws OpenAI Buyout Offer, Files Lawsuit
Elon Musk withdrew his \$97.4 billion offer to acquire OpenAI after its board rejected the bid, citing OpenAI's plan to become for-profit as a breach of contract, and filed a lawsuit in California to block the transition. Musk co-founded OpenAI but left the board in 2018.
Musk Withdraws OpenAI Buyout Offer, Files Lawsuit
Elon Musk withdrew his \$97.4 billion offer to acquire OpenAI after its board rejected the bid, citing OpenAI's plan to become for-profit as a breach of contract, and filed a lawsuit in California to block the transition. Musk co-founded OpenAI but left the board in 2018.
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48% Bias Score
German Initiative Seeks Solutions to National Crises
Four prominent Germans launched an initiative to address Germany's critical challenges, including defense, infrastructure, and energy, aiming to present concrete reform proposals before the next coalition negotiations, supported by various foundations and under the patronage of the Federal President...
German Initiative Seeks Solutions to National Crises
Four prominent Germans launched an initiative to address Germany's critical challenges, including defense, infrastructure, and energy, aiming to present concrete reform proposals before the next coalition negotiations, supported by various foundations and under the patronage of the Federal President...
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52% Bias Score
UK Miscarriage of Justice Watchdog Faces Overhaul Amidst Spending Scandal
The UK's Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) faces an overhaul after revelations of its chief executive's expensive French business courses and allegations of ineffective leadership, sparking calls for a review and raising concerns about its handling of miscarriage of justice cases, exemplified ...
UK Miscarriage of Justice Watchdog Faces Overhaul Amidst Spending Scandal
The UK's Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) faces an overhaul after revelations of its chief executive's expensive French business courses and allegations of ineffective leadership, sparking calls for a review and raising concerns about its handling of miscarriage of justice cases, exemplified ...
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56% Bias Score
Spain's Corruption Perception Index Score Plummets to 46th Globally
Spain's score in Transparency International's 2024 Corruption Perception Index fell to 56, placing it 46th globally and 16th in the EU, due to stagnant anti-corruption policies, weakened regional control structures, and delayed transposition of EU directives.
Spain's Corruption Perception Index Score Plummets to 46th Globally
Spain's score in Transparency International's 2024 Corruption Perception Index fell to 56, placing it 46th globally and 16th in the EU, due to stagnant anti-corruption policies, weakened regional control structures, and delayed transposition of EU directives.
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56% Bias Score
Greece Centralizes Urban Planning, Raising Concerns Over Construction Oversight
Greece is centralizing urban planning, transferring responsibilities from municipalities to the Ministry of Environment and Energy, leading to concerns about reduced oversight of construction following the automation of building permits and understaffed municipal departments.
Greece Centralizes Urban Planning, Raising Concerns Over Construction Oversight
Greece is centralizing urban planning, transferring responsibilities from municipalities to the Ministry of Environment and Energy, leading to concerns about reduced oversight of construction following the automation of building permits and understaffed municipal departments.
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52% Bias Score
US Corruption Perception Index Hits Record Low
The United States hit a record low of 65 on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking 28th globally and tied with the Bahamas, a drop attributed to perceived ethical challenges within the judiciary, impacting investor confidence and business stability.
US Corruption Perception Index Hits Record Low
The United States hit a record low of 65 on Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking 28th globally and tied with the Bahamas, a drop attributed to perceived ethical challenges within the judiciary, impacting investor confidence and business stability.
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40% Bias Score
Samaranch's Vision: Modernizing the Olympic Movement
IOC presidential candidate Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. seeks to modernize the Olympic Movement by reforming governance, enhancing financial stability, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring environmental sustainability, with key proposals including raising the IOC member retirement age to 75 and reformi...
Samaranch's Vision: Modernizing the Olympic Movement
IOC presidential candidate Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. seeks to modernize the Olympic Movement by reforming governance, enhancing financial stability, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring environmental sustainability, with key proposals including raising the IOC member retirement age to 75 and reformi...
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40% Bias Score
Liberia Shows Marginal Improvement in Corruption Perception Index, But Challenges Remain
Liberia's 2024 Corruption Perception Index score improved by two points to 27, but remains among the lowest globally, highlighting persistent corruption despite President Boakai's asset declaration and calls for stronger anti-corruption measures.
Liberia Shows Marginal Improvement in Corruption Perception Index, But Challenges Remain
Liberia's 2024 Corruption Perception Index score improved by two points to 27, but remains among the lowest globally, highlighting persistent corruption despite President Boakai's asset declaration and calls for stronger anti-corruption measures.
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32% Bias Score
Russia's Record-Low Corruption Score Exposes Climate Initiative Risks
Transparency International's 2023 Corruption Perception Index ranks Russia 157th out of 180 countries with a score of 22, its lowest ever, highlighting the risk of misappropriation of billions of dollars allocated for climate change initiatives.
Russia's Record-Low Corruption Score Exposes Climate Initiative Risks
Transparency International's 2023 Corruption Perception Index ranks Russia 157th out of 180 countries with a score of 22, its lowest ever, highlighting the risk of misappropriation of billions of dollars allocated for climate change initiatives.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Senate Rejects Government's Judicial Law Correction
The Spanish Senate, controlled by the PP, voted 148-90 to revoke a government correction to the Judicial Efficiency Law, which the PSOE defended as necessary to address an error affecting 2,000 justice officials; the PP views the correction as an overreach of executive power, while Junts criticizes ...
Spanish Senate Rejects Government's Judicial Law Correction
The Spanish Senate, controlled by the PP, voted 148-90 to revoke a government correction to the Judicial Efficiency Law, which the PSOE defended as necessary to address an error affecting 2,000 justice officials; the PP views the correction as an overreach of executive power, while Junts criticizes ...
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56% Bias Score
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