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Granddaughter Arrested in Samara Mayor's Murder
The granddaughter of former Samara mayor Viktor Tarkhov and his wife has been arrested for their murder, although their bodies remain undiscovered; the arrest follows a report of their disappearance from a business partner and an investigation into the subsequent actions of the granddaughter.
Granddaughter Arrested in Samara Mayor's Murder
The granddaughter of former Samara mayor Viktor Tarkhov and his wife has been arrested for their murder, although their bodies remain undiscovered; the arrest follows a report of their disappearance from a business partner and an investigation into the subsequent actions of the granddaughter.
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44% Bias Score
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings, Prompts Investigation
Following allegations of mistreatment, Germany's Anti-Torture Committee found serious shortcomings at Augsburg-Gablingen prison, including insufficient exercise, privacy violations in high-security cells, potential evidence tampering, and the inhumane treatment of inmates kept almost entirely naked ...
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings, Prompts Investigation
Following allegations of mistreatment, Germany's Anti-Torture Committee found serious shortcomings at Augsburg-Gablingen prison, including insufficient exercise, privacy violations in high-security cells, potential evidence tampering, and the inhumane treatment of inmates kept almost entirely naked ...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Government Faces €5.8 Million Loss from Museum Theft
The Netherlands may pay €5.8 million if four stolen Romanian artifacts—a gold helmet and three bracelets—from the Drents Museum in Assen are not recovered; the government's insurance scheme covers 30 percent of insured value for temporary exhibitions.
Dutch Government Faces €5.8 Million Loss from Museum Theft
The Netherlands may pay €5.8 million if four stolen Romanian artifacts—a gold helmet and three bracelets—from the Drents Museum in Assen are not recovered; the government's insurance scheme covers 30 percent of insured value for temporary exhibitions.
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36% Bias Score
Bolu Officials Arrested After Deadly Hotel Fire
The Bolu Provincial Special Administration Secretary and his deputy were arrested for negligence following the January 21 Grand Kartal Hotel fire in Kartalkaya, Bolu, which killed 78 and injured 51, mostly children, due to fire safety deficiencies and delayed emergency response. The investigation co...
Bolu Officials Arrested After Deadly Hotel Fire
The Bolu Provincial Special Administration Secretary and his deputy were arrested for negligence following the January 21 Grand Kartal Hotel fire in Kartalkaya, Bolu, which killed 78 and injured 51, mostly children, due to fire safety deficiencies and delayed emergency response. The investigation co...
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48% Bias Score
EU Investigates Shein for Consumer Protection Violations
The European Commission launched an investigation into Shein on February 5th, 2024, for allegedly violating EU consumer protection laws, prompting a pledge of cooperation from the company and raising concerns about the social and environmental impacts of fast fashion. A similar investigation into Te...
EU Investigates Shein for Consumer Protection Violations
The European Commission launched an investigation into Shein on February 5th, 2024, for allegedly violating EU consumer protection laws, prompting a pledge of cooperation from the company and raising concerns about the social and environmental impacts of fast fashion. A similar investigation into Te...
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44% Bias Score
Özcan Criticizes Yerlikaya's Kartalkaya Fire Report: Investigation Permit, Not Conclusive Findings
Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan criticized Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya for presenting an investigation permit as a conclusive report on the Kartalkaya fire, arguing it's premature as a legal challenge is pending and the actual report determining responsibility is still unreleased.
Özcan Criticizes Yerlikaya's Kartalkaya Fire Report: Investigation Permit, Not Conclusive Findings
Bolu Mayor Tanju Özcan criticized Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya for presenting an investigation permit as a conclusive report on the Kartalkaya fire, arguing it's premature as a legal challenge is pending and the actual report determining responsibility is still unreleased.
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44% Bias Score
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings
An unannounced visit by Germany's Anti-Torture Committee to the Augsburg-Gablingen prison in August 2024 revealed severe shortcomings, including insufficient yard time, privacy violations, and potential evidence tampering by staff, leading to an independent inquiry into Bavarian prison practices.
Augsburg Prison: Anti-Torture Committee Reveals Severe Shortcomings
An unannounced visit by Germany's Anti-Torture Committee to the Augsburg-Gablingen prison in August 2024 revealed severe shortcomings, including insufficient yard time, privacy violations, and potential evidence tampering by staff, leading to an independent inquiry into Bavarian prison practices.
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44% Bias Score
Sweden Mourns After Deadliest Mass Shooting
On February 14, 2024, a 35-year-old former student, Rickard Andersson, carried out a mass shooting at the Risbergska adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, killing eleven people, including himself, and injuring at least six others; the motive remains under investigation.
Sweden Mourns After Deadliest Mass Shooting
On February 14, 2024, a 35-year-old former student, Rickard Andersson, carried out a mass shooting at the Risbergska adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, killing eleven people, including himself, and injuring at least six others; the motive remains under investigation.
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36% Bias Score
Khabarovsk Fire Investigation: Suspicious Man Seen Near Multiple Arson Scenes
A series of suspicious fires in Khabarovsk, Russia, starting February 1st, has led police to investigate a possible arsonist after security footage showed the same unidentified man near the scene of each fire; one incident resulted in injuries requiring hospitalization.
Khabarovsk Fire Investigation: Suspicious Man Seen Near Multiple Arson Scenes
A series of suspicious fires in Khabarovsk, Russia, starting February 1st, has led police to investigate a possible arsonist after security footage showed the same unidentified man near the scene of each fire; one incident resulted in injuries requiring hospitalization.
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52% Bias Score
Bayrou's Knowledge of Bétharram Abuse Allegations Confirmed by Witnesses
Witnesses claim French Prime Minister François Bayrou knew about sexual assault accusations at a Béarn Catholic school his children attended in the late 1990s, contradicting his denials; the Pau prosecutor's office investigates roughly 100 complaints of abuse at Notre-Dame de Bétharram between the 1...
Bayrou's Knowledge of Bétharram Abuse Allegations Confirmed by Witnesses
Witnesses claim French Prime Minister François Bayrou knew about sexual assault accusations at a Béarn Catholic school his children attended in the late 1990s, contradicting his denials; the Pau prosecutor's office investigates roughly 100 complaints of abuse at Notre-Dame de Bétharram between the 1...
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48% Bias Score
Man Confesses to Killing Brazilian Woman in Spain: Investigation Underway
A 40-year-old man confessed to killing a 27-year-old Brazilian woman with a knife in Brenes, Spain, on Wednesday; the investigation is underway to determine if it was a gender-based crime.
Man Confesses to Killing Brazilian Woman in Spain: Investigation Underway
A 40-year-old man confessed to killing a 27-year-old Brazilian woman with a knife in Brenes, Spain, on Wednesday; the investigation is underway to determine if it was a gender-based crime.
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60% Bias Score
Man Shot Dead by Railway Officer in Paris After Swastika Tagging Incident
In Paris, a man tagging swastikas at the Gare d'Austerlitz train station was shot and killed by a railway security officer on February 3rd after he brandished a fake gun; a taxi driver was also injured.
Man Shot Dead by Railway Officer in Paris After Swastika Tagging Incident
In Paris, a man tagging swastikas at the Gare d'Austerlitz train station was shot and killed by a railway security officer on February 3rd after he brandished a fake gun; a taxi driver was also injured.
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40% Bias Score
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