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Russia Toughens Laws Against Cybercrime Using 'Droppers'
Russia combats cybercrime by enacting stricter laws against using "droppers"—individuals providing accounts for money laundering—with penalties up to 1 million rubles or six years imprisonment from September 1, 2025, and restricting minors from opening bank accounts without parental consent from Aug...
Russia Toughens Laws Against Cybercrime Using 'Droppers'
Russia combats cybercrime by enacting stricter laws against using "droppers"—individuals providing accounts for money laundering—with penalties up to 1 million rubles or six years imprisonment from September 1, 2025, and restricting minors from opening bank accounts without parental consent from Aug...
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40% Bias Score
Guardia Civil Investigates Montoro for Alleged Budget Law Influence Peddling
A Guardia Civil report alleges that Cristóbal Montoro's firm, Equipo Económico, received €360,000 for providing the AFGIM with a draft of the 2018 budget law six months early, leading to favorable amendments that were adopted into the final law.
Guardia Civil Investigates Montoro for Alleged Budget Law Influence Peddling
A Guardia Civil report alleges that Cristóbal Montoro's firm, Equipo Económico, received €360,000 for providing the AFGIM with a draft of the 2018 budget law six months early, leading to favorable amendments that were adopted into the final law.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Ex-Minister Implicated in Bribery Scheme
Spanish prosecutors found evidence in April 2019 implicating former Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro in a bribery scheme involving legislative changes favoring companies, leading to the implication of 28 individuals and highlighting potential systemic corruption.
Spanish Ex-Minister Implicated in Bribery Scheme
Spanish prosecutors found evidence in April 2019 implicating former Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro in a bribery scheme involving legislative changes favoring companies, leading to the implication of 28 individuals and highlighting potential systemic corruption.
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44% Bias Score
Northern Ireland Bill Mandates Suicide Prevention Training for Frontline Workers
A bill introduced in Northern Ireland aims to mandate suicide prevention training for all frontline workers, addressing the 2023 statistic of 221 suicide deaths and aiming to improve support for those at risk, particularly within deprived communities.
Northern Ireland Bill Mandates Suicide Prevention Training for Frontline Workers
A bill introduced in Northern Ireland aims to mandate suicide prevention training for all frontline workers, addressing the 2023 statistic of 221 suicide deaths and aiming to improve support for those at risk, particularly within deprived communities.
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36% Bias Score
Surge in Dutch Deepfakes Prompts Push for Stronger Legal Boundaries
A 31% surge in deepfake-related reports in the Netherlands in 2024, reaching over 7400 cases, prompts a parliamentary push for stronger legal boundaries, mirroring a Danish model granting copyright over one's likeness, to combat the creation and distribution of non-consensual intimate images and vid...
Surge in Dutch Deepfakes Prompts Push for Stronger Legal Boundaries
A 31% surge in deepfake-related reports in the Netherlands in 2024, reaching over 7400 cases, prompts a parliamentary push for stronger legal boundaries, mirroring a Danish model granting copyright over one's likeness, to combat the creation and distribution of non-consensual intimate images and vid...
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Raises Minimum Pension, Modifies Military Regulations
A new Turkish law, effective immediately, raises the minimum retirement pension to 16,881 lira and modifies the Turkish Armed Forces' regulations, including raising the age limit for top officers and adding new promotion requirements.
Turkey Raises Minimum Pension, Modifies Military Regulations
A new Turkish law, effective immediately, raises the minimum retirement pension to 16,881 lira and modifies the Turkish Armed Forces' regulations, including raising the age limit for top officers and adding new promotion requirements.
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24% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein: Groups Demand State Law for Full-Day Primary Schools
The FDP and SSW in Schleswig-Holstein are advocating for a state law to legally enforce the right to full-day primary school care, starting in 2026/27, due to concerns about the vagueness of the current framework and the lack of binding standards, proposing approximately \$200 million in annual fund...
Schleswig-Holstein: Groups Demand State Law for Full-Day Primary Schools
The FDP and SSW in Schleswig-Holstein are advocating for a state law to legally enforce the right to full-day primary school care, starting in 2026/27, due to concerns about the vagueness of the current framework and the lack of binding standards, proposing approximately \$200 million in annual fund...
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36% Bias Score
Russia to Hike Fines for Imposing Unwanted Goods and Services
The Russian State Duma is considering significantly increasing fines for companies that force consumers to buy additional products or services, raising them to 300,000 rubles for officials and 1,000,000 rubles for legal entities, aiming to protect consumers from manipulative sales tactics starting S...
Russia to Hike Fines for Imposing Unwanted Goods and Services
The Russian State Duma is considering significantly increasing fines for companies that force consumers to buy additional products or services, raising them to 300,000 rubles for officials and 1,000,000 rubles for legal entities, aiming to protect consumers from manipulative sales tactics starting S...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey Approves Mining on Olive Groves Despite Public Outcry
The Turkish Parliament approved the first 11 articles of a bill allowing mining on olive groves, requiring relocation and replanting of double the number of olive trees, sparking public debate over environmental and economic impacts.
Turkey Approves Mining on Olive Groves Despite Public Outcry
The Turkish Parliament approved the first 11 articles of a bill allowing mining on olive groves, requiring relocation and replanting of double the number of olive trees, sparking public debate over environmental and economic impacts.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Proposal Grants Copyright to Bodies to Combat Deepfakes
The Netherlands is considering legislation granting citizens copyright to their bodies, faces, and voices to combat deepfakes, driven by a 2137% rise in deepfake-related bank fraud over three years, but concerns remain about freedom of expression.
Dutch Proposal Grants Copyright to Bodies to Combat Deepfakes
The Netherlands is considering legislation granting citizens copyright to their bodies, faces, and voices to combat deepfakes, driven by a 2137% rise in deepfake-related bank fraud over three years, but concerns remain about freedom of expression.
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36% Bias Score
Bill to Revoke NEA's Federal Charter Introduced
Republican Representatives Mark Harris and Marsha Blackburn will introduce legislation to revoke the National Education Association's federal charter due to concerns about the union's political priorities over education, following reports from the NEA's annual meeting earlier this month.
Bill to Revoke NEA's Federal Charter Introduced
Republican Representatives Mark Harris and Marsha Blackburn will introduce legislation to revoke the National Education Association's federal charter due to concerns about the union's political priorities over education, following reports from the NEA's annual meeting earlier this month.
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56% Bias Score
Turkish Olive Grove Mining Bill Sparks Outrage
A controversial bill in Turkey's parliament would permit mining in olive groves, despite objections from environmental groups and opposition parties who cite irreversible environmental damage and concerns about democratic processes; the bill passed committee despite physical altercations.
Turkish Olive Grove Mining Bill Sparks Outrage
A controversial bill in Turkey's parliament would permit mining in olive groves, despite objections from environmental groups and opposition parties who cite irreversible environmental damage and concerns about democratic processes; the bill passed committee despite physical altercations.
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56% Bias Score
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