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NSW Hate Speech Laws Questioned After Explosives Incident Revealed as Hoax
NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley condemned a colleague's request for a briefing on when Premier Chris Minns learned a Sydney explosives incident was a criminal hoax, not terrorism, sparking concerns that hate speech laws were rushed through parliament under false pretenses.
NSW Hate Speech Laws Questioned After Explosives Incident Revealed as Hoax
NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley condemned a colleague's request for a briefing on when Premier Chris Minns learned a Sydney explosives incident was a criminal hoax, not terrorism, sparking concerns that hate speech laws were rushed through parliament under false pretenses.
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52% Bias Score
The Hague Bombing: Revenge Plot Kills Six
A bombing in The Hague, Netherlands, on December 7, 2023, killed six people; police believe it was orchestrated by a 33-year-old man, Moshtag B., seeking revenge on his ex-girlfriend for infidelity, involving three accomplices and resulting in a trial beginning Friday.
The Hague Bombing: Revenge Plot Kills Six
A bombing in The Hague, Netherlands, on December 7, 2023, killed six people; police believe it was orchestrated by a 33-year-old man, Moshtag B., seeking revenge on his ex-girlfriend for infidelity, involving three accomplices and resulting in a trial beginning Friday.
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24% Bias Score
Mass Disappearances in Oaxaca Expose Drug Trafficking, Tourism Conflicts"
Ten young people from Tlaxcala, Mexico, disappeared in Oaxaca in February and March 2024; their bodies were found in Puebla, highlighting the involvement of drug trafficking and the state's downplaying of the violence to protect the tourism sector.
Mass Disappearances in Oaxaca Expose Drug Trafficking, Tourism Conflicts"
Ten young people from Tlaxcala, Mexico, disappeared in Oaxaca in February and March 2024; their bodies were found in Puebla, highlighting the involvement of drug trafficking and the state's downplaying of the violence to protect the tourism sector.
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48% Bias Score
France Announces Strengthened Anti-Mafia Strategy for Corsica
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin visited Corsica on February 27th, announcing a new anti-mafia strategy including a specialized unit in Bastia, additional investigators, and the removal of convicted nationalist militants from a terrorism database, following an 18-month process of requests by...
France Announces Strengthened Anti-Mafia Strategy for Corsica
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin visited Corsica on February 27th, announcing a new anti-mafia strategy including a specialized unit in Bastia, additional investigators, and the removal of convicted nationalist militants from a terrorism database, following an 18-month process of requests by...
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48% Bias Score
Sydney Counter-Terror Raids: 14 Arrested in Caravan Explosives Plot
Following a months-long investigation into a caravan containing explosives and notes targeting the Jewish community, found in Dural, NSW, in mid-January, Australian police arrested 14 people in dawn raids across Sydney on Monday. Police allege the plot was orchestrated by organized crime figures for...
Sydney Counter-Terror Raids: 14 Arrested in Caravan Explosives Plot
Following a months-long investigation into a caravan containing explosives and notes targeting the Jewish community, found in Dural, NSW, in mid-January, Australian police arrested 14 people in dawn raids across Sydney on Monday. Police allege the plot was orchestrated by organized crime figures for...
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48% Bias Score
Latin American Presidential Impotence: Corruption, Violence, and the Rise of Authoritarianism
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox exposed deep military-cartel collusion (2000-2006), illustrating Javier Moreno's book, "¿Quién manda aquí?", which argues that Latin American governments are significantly hampered by systemic corruption and violence, leading to a potential rise in authoritariani...
Latin American Presidential Impotence: Corruption, Violence, and the Rise of Authoritarianism
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox exposed deep military-cartel collusion (2000-2006), illustrating Javier Moreno's book, "¿Quién manda aquí?", which argues that Latin American governments are significantly hampered by systemic corruption and violence, leading to a potential rise in authoritariani...
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32% Bias Score
Georgian Crime Group Accused of Murders, Extortion in Greece
A Georgian organized crime group led by a man known as "Entik" is accused of multiple murders, extortion, and illegal cigarette trafficking in Attica and Mykonos, Greece; Greek authorities have issued warrants, but key suspects are in Dubai.
Georgian Crime Group Accused of Murders, Extortion in Greece
A Georgian organized crime group led by a man known as "Entik" is accused of multiple murders, extortion, and illegal cigarette trafficking in Attica and Mykonos, Greece; Greek authorities have issued warrants, but key suspects are in Dubai.
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52% Bias Score
Mexicali Fish Leader Assassinated Amidst Rising Violence
Sunshine Antonio Rodríguez Peña, a controversial Mexicali fish leader with a history of legal battles and clashes with environmentalists, was assassinated on Saturday in Mexicali, Baja California, receiving at least 40 gunshots; authorities are investigating the murder and a related double homicide.
Mexicali Fish Leader Assassinated Amidst Rising Violence
Sunshine Antonio Rodríguez Peña, a controversial Mexicali fish leader with a history of legal battles and clashes with environmentalists, was assassinated on Saturday in Mexicali, Baja California, receiving at least 40 gunshots; authorities are investigating the murder and a related double homicide.
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44% Bias Score
Former Mexican Prosecutor "El Diablo" Released from US Prison, Whereabouts Unknown
Edgar Veytia, a former Mexican prosecutor known as "El Diablo," was released from a US prison on Monday after serving eight years for drug trafficking; however, his whereabouts are unknown, and Mexico seeks his extradition to face additional charges for crimes committed during his time as a prosecut...
Former Mexican Prosecutor "El Diablo" Released from US Prison, Whereabouts Unknown
Edgar Veytia, a former Mexican prosecutor known as "El Diablo," was released from a US prison on Monday after serving eight years for drug trafficking; however, his whereabouts are unknown, and Mexico seeks his extradition to face additional charges for crimes committed during his time as a prosecut...
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56% Bias Score
Colombian Minister Resigns Amid Clientelism Accusations
Former Colombian Minister of Commerce, Luis Carlos Reyes, resigned after publicly accusing Minister Armando Benedetti and Ambassador Roy Barreras of seeking preferential appointments within the tax agency (DIAN), exposing a broader struggle against clientelism within the government.
Colombian Minister Resigns Amid Clientelism Accusations
Former Colombian Minister of Commerce, Luis Carlos Reyes, resigned after publicly accusing Minister Armando Benedetti and Ambassador Roy Barreras of seeking preferential appointments within the tax agency (DIAN), exposing a broader struggle against clientelism within the government.
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44% Bias Score
UK Car Thefts Surge to 15-Year High Amid Keyless Entry Exploitation
UK car thefts have reached a 15-year high in 2023/24, with nearly 130,000 vehicles stolen due to thieves exploiting keyless entry systems using electronic devices; new laws will ban these devices, carrying a maximum five-year prison sentence.
UK Car Thefts Surge to 15-Year High Amid Keyless Entry Exploitation
UK car thefts have reached a 15-year high in 2023/24, with nearly 130,000 vehicles stolen due to thieves exploiting keyless entry systems using electronic devices; new laws will ban these devices, carrying a maximum five-year prison sentence.
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44% Bias Score
Retired Italian Investigator Dies Under Arrest Amidst Data Breach Scandal
Retired Italian investigator Carmine Gallo, 66, died Sunday under house arrest, accused of leading a criminal network illegally accessing and selling 800,000 records from Italian state databases, including information on high-ranking officials.
Retired Italian Investigator Dies Under Arrest Amidst Data Breach Scandal
Retired Italian investigator Carmine Gallo, 66, died Sunday under house arrest, accused of leading a criminal network illegally accessing and selling 800,000 records from Italian state databases, including information on high-ranking officials.
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60% Bias Score
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