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AIVD Accuses Iran of Attempted Murder of Activist on Dutch Soil
The Dutch intelligence service AIVD accused Iran of attempting to murder Iranian activist Siamak Tahmasbi in Haarlem last summer, marking the first public accusation of a foreign country orchestrating an attack on Dutch soil in years, raising concerns about the safety of the Iranian diaspora and the...
AIVD Accuses Iran of Attempted Murder of Activist on Dutch Soil
The Dutch intelligence service AIVD accused Iran of attempting to murder Iranian activist Siamak Tahmasbi in Haarlem last summer, marking the first public accusation of a foreign country orchestrating an attack on Dutch soil in years, raising concerns about the safety of the Iranian diaspora and the...
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36% Bias Score
MI5 Review Clears Agency of Intentional Withholding of Stakeknife Documents
A review found no evidence that MI5 intentionally withheld documents from Operation Kenova's investigation into Freddie Scappaticci, the IRA agent known as Stakeknife, who died in 2023 and was linked to at least 14 murders; however, it criticized MI5's document management.
MI5 Review Clears Agency of Intentional Withholding of Stakeknife Documents
A review found no evidence that MI5 intentionally withheld documents from Operation Kenova's investigation into Freddie Scappaticci, the IRA agent known as Stakeknife, who died in 2023 and was linked to at least 14 murders; however, it criticized MI5's document management.
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44% Bias Score
Ravens Demonstrate Innate Geometric Pattern Recognition
Researchers trained two ravens to identify geometrically dissimilar shapes among similar ones; the ravens' success rate significantly exceeded random chance, suggesting an innate understanding of geometry.
Ravens Demonstrate Innate Geometric Pattern Recognition
Researchers trained two ravens to identify geometrically dissimilar shapes among similar ones; the ravens' success rate significantly exceeded random chance, suggesting an innate understanding of geometry.
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32% Bias Score
US-Russia Prisoner Exchange in Abu Dhabi
In a prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi on April 10th, Russia released Kseniya Karelina, a dual citizen sentenced to 12 years for funding Ukraine's military, in exchange for Artur Petrov, a Russian-German businessman accused by the US of smuggling microelectronics to Russia via shell companies; CIA Dire...
US-Russia Prisoner Exchange in Abu Dhabi
In a prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi on April 10th, Russia released Kseniya Karelina, a dual citizen sentenced to 12 years for funding Ukraine's military, in exchange for Artur Petrov, a Russian-German businessman accused by the US of smuggling microelectronics to Russia via shell companies; CIA Dire...
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40% Bias Score
WWI Spy's Barcelona Network: From Salonica Jew to German Baron
Isaac Ezratty, a multilingual Salonica Jew, transformed into Baron Von Rolland, a German spy who, collaborating with Spanish police commissioner Brabo Portillo, controlled Barcelona's espionage network during WWI, impacting the flow of war materials and intelligence, and later maintaining influence ...
WWI Spy's Barcelona Network: From Salonica Jew to German Baron
Isaac Ezratty, a multilingual Salonica Jew, transformed into Baron Von Rolland, a German spy who, collaborating with Spanish police commissioner Brabo Portillo, controlled Barcelona's espionage network during WWI, impacting the flow of war materials and intelligence, and later maintaining influence ...
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56% Bias Score
NSA Director and Deputy Director Abruptly Dismissed Amidst Concerns
The director and deputy director of the National Security Agency (NSA), Air Force Gen. Timothy Haugh and Wendy Noble, were unexpectedly dismissed on Thursday, prompting immediate concerns from congressional Democrats about potential threats to national security given the recent Salt Typhoon cyberatt...
NSA Director and Deputy Director Abruptly Dismissed Amidst Concerns
The director and deputy director of the National Security Agency (NSA), Air Force Gen. Timothy Haugh and Wendy Noble, were unexpectedly dismissed on Thursday, prompting immediate concerns from congressional Democrats about potential threats to national security given the recent Salt Typhoon cyberatt...
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40% Bias Score
Hablemitoğlu Murder Trial: Allegations of MIT Involvement
The trial for the murder of Professor Necip Hablemitoğlu continued with testimony suggesting the involvement of several individuals within the MIT, leading to a request to question the current MIT undersecretary and the postponement of the trial to June 27th.
Hablemitoğlu Murder Trial: Allegations of MIT Involvement
The trial for the murder of Professor Necip Hablemitoğlu continued with testimony suggesting the involvement of several individuals within the MIT, leading to a request to question the current MIT undersecretary and the postponement of the trial to June 27th.
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40% Bias Score
French Intelligence Firm ADIT: Success, Influence, and Ethical Questions
ADIT, a French intelligence firm, uses open-source intelligence and a network of 1,850 global correspondents to gather information for its clients, including 38 of the 40 CAC 40 companies, boasting €500 million in annual revenue and close ties to the French government.
French Intelligence Firm ADIT: Success, Influence, and Ethical Questions
ADIT, a French intelligence firm, uses open-source intelligence and a network of 1,850 global correspondents to gather information for its clients, including 38 of the 40 CAC 40 companies, boasting €500 million in annual revenue and close ties to the French government.
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52% Bias Score
US-Russia Prisoner Exchange: Karelina Released in Abu Dhabi Swap
U.S.-Russian dual citizen Ksenia Karelina was released from Russian prison in an overnight prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi, UAE, involving German-Russian citizen Artur Petrov, who was wanted in the U.S. for supplying microelectronics to the Russian military; the swap was negotiated by U.S. and Russia...
US-Russia Prisoner Exchange: Karelina Released in Abu Dhabi Swap
U.S.-Russian dual citizen Ksenia Karelina was released from Russian prison in an overnight prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi, UAE, involving German-Russian citizen Artur Petrov, who was wanted in the U.S. for supplying microelectronics to the Russian military; the swap was negotiated by U.S. and Russia...
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52% Bias Score
Alleged Qatari Intelligence Operation Targets Israeli Prime Minister's Office
Dvir Kariv, a former Shin Bet officer, alleges a Qatari intelligence operation successfully infiltrated the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, exploiting personal vulnerabilities to gain influence, raising concerns about national security and the weakening of the Shin Bet.
Alleged Qatari Intelligence Operation Targets Israeli Prime Minister's Office
Dvir Kariv, a former Shin Bet officer, alleges a Qatari intelligence operation successfully infiltrated the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, exploiting personal vulnerabilities to gain influence, raising concerns about national security and the weakening of the Shin Bet.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Fires NSA Director, Raises National Security Concerns
President Trump fired NSA Director General Timothy Haugh and Deputy Director Wendy Noble, reportedly at the behest of far-right activist Laura Loomer, raising concerns about national security and political influence within the intelligence community.
Trump Fires NSA Director, Raises National Security Concerns
President Trump fired NSA Director General Timothy Haugh and Deputy Director Wendy Noble, reportedly at the behest of far-right activist Laura Loomer, raising concerns about national security and political influence within the intelligence community.
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48% Bias Score
Publicly Accessible Data Exposes US Officials to Security Risks
Der Spiegel revealed that easily accessible online information, including phone numbers, email addresses, and possibly passwords, of US officials Hegseth, Waltz, and Gabbard was discovered through search engines and leaked databases, raising serious security concerns about potential exploitation by ...
Publicly Accessible Data Exposes US Officials to Security Risks
Der Spiegel revealed that easily accessible online information, including phone numbers, email addresses, and possibly passwords, of US officials Hegseth, Waltz, and Gabbard was discovered through search engines and leaked databases, raising serious security concerns about potential exploitation by ...
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40% Bias Score
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