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41 Women Spiked and Sexually Assaulted in Belgian Nightlife; 5 Suspects Arrested
Belgian police are investigating at least 41 reports of women being spiked and sexually assaulted in Kortrijk; five suspects, including three bar owners, have been arrested, with the assaults spanning from December 2021 to December 2024.
41 Women Spiked and Sexually Assaulted in Belgian Nightlife; 5 Suspects Arrested
Belgian police are investigating at least 41 reports of women being spiked and sexually assaulted in Kortrijk; five suspects, including three bar owners, have been arrested, with the assaults spanning from December 2021 to December 2024.
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28% Bias Score


Syria's Captagon Trade Persists Despite Regime Change
Iraqi authorities intercepted over a ton of Captagon in March, highlighting the continued drug trade from Syria despite the December 2024 regime change, due to weak governance and the involvement of various actors.
Syria's Captagon Trade Persists Despite Regime Change
Iraqi authorities intercepted over a ton of Captagon in March, highlighting the continued drug trade from Syria despite the December 2024 regime change, due to weak governance and the involvement of various actors.
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28% Bias Score


Fake Xanax Gang Leader Jailed for Eight Years
Brian Pitts, a 30-year-old gang leader based in a luxury Thailand villa, was jailed for eight years for a \$4 million fake Xanax operation spanning 2018-2019 across the West Midlands, UK, involving up to 11 million tablets sold via the dark web and shipped to the USA.
Fake Xanax Gang Leader Jailed for Eight Years
Brian Pitts, a 30-year-old gang leader based in a luxury Thailand villa, was jailed for eight years for a \$4 million fake Xanax operation spanning 2018-2019 across the West Midlands, UK, involving up to 11 million tablets sold via the dark web and shipped to the USA.
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56% Bias Score


Syria's Captagon Crisis: Despite Regime Change, Trafficking Persists
Iraqi authorities intercepted over a ton of Captagon pills last week, originating from Syria, where the drug trade previously funded the Assad regime. Despite the new interim government's commitment to ending trafficking, security issues and resource limitations hinder efforts, leading to the expans...
Syria's Captagon Crisis: Despite Regime Change, Trafficking Persists
Iraqi authorities intercepted over a ton of Captagon pills last week, originating from Syria, where the drug trade previously funded the Assad regime. Despite the new interim government's commitment to ending trafficking, security issues and resource limitations hinder efforts, leading to the expans...
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36% Bias Score


Greece Faces Evolving Organized Crime Threats: AI, Cyberattacks, and Cryptocurrency
Europol's report reveals organized crime's adaptation to AI and the internet in Greece, impacting drug trafficking through online platforms and encrypted communication apps, and increasing cyberattacks on both the public and private sectors, leading to significant financial losses and operational di...
Greece Faces Evolving Organized Crime Threats: AI, Cyberattacks, and Cryptocurrency
Europol's report reveals organized crime's adaptation to AI and the internet in Greece, impacting drug trafficking through online platforms and encrypted communication apps, and increasing cyberattacks on both the public and private sectors, leading to significant financial losses and operational di...
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40% Bias Score


Arena Nicoscia Clan's Northern Italy Tax Fraud Network Dismantled
The Arena Nicoscia clan, based in Isola Capo Rizzuto, Calabria, has been dismantled in a major operation across Northern Italy, resulting in 17 arrests and the seizure of assets from 23 individuals and related companies for tax fraud, extortion, usury, and weapons offenses, revealing a complex netwo...
Arena Nicoscia Clan's Northern Italy Tax Fraud Network Dismantled
The Arena Nicoscia clan, based in Isola Capo Rizzuto, Calabria, has been dismantled in a major operation across Northern Italy, resulting in 17 arrests and the seizure of assets from 23 individuals and related companies for tax fraud, extortion, usury, and weapons offenses, revealing a complex netwo...
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36% Bias Score

Campania's Mafia Violence: A Call for Early Intervention
On March 21st, relatives of over 1,100 innocent Mafia victims, including 120 children, marched in Trapani and across Campania, demanding justice and increased anti-mafia efforts, highlighting the alarming trend of younger victims and perpetrators and the urgent need for early intervention.

Campania's Mafia Violence: A Call for Early Intervention
On March 21st, relatives of over 1,100 innocent Mafia victims, including 120 children, marched in Trapani and across Campania, demanding justice and increased anti-mafia efforts, highlighting the alarming trend of younger victims and perpetrators and the urgent need for early intervention.
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36% Bias Score

Madrid Police Bust Three Criminal Organizations, Rescue 14 Sex Trafficking Victims
Spanish National Police dismantled three criminal organizations in Madrid, arresting 37 individuals for sex trafficking, drug trafficking, and money laundering; 14 victims were rescued, and over €50,000 was seized.

Madrid Police Bust Three Criminal Organizations, Rescue 14 Sex Trafficking Victims
Spanish National Police dismantled three criminal organizations in Madrid, arresting 37 individuals for sex trafficking, drug trafficking, and money laundering; 14 victims were rescued, and over €50,000 was seized.
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40% Bias Score

Kremlin's Strategic Partnership with Organized Crime Challenges Global Security
The Kremlin's long-standing collaboration with organized crime provides Russia with a covert operational infrastructure, access to illicit funds, and operational expertise for actions ranging from cyberattacks to political manipulation, challenging international security and norms.

Kremlin's Strategic Partnership with Organized Crime Challenges Global Security
The Kremlin's long-standing collaboration with organized crime provides Russia with a covert operational infrastructure, access to illicit funds, and operational expertise for actions ranging from cyberattacks to political manipulation, challenging international security and norms.
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24% Bias Score

German Police Arrest Suspected Leader of Georgian Crime Syndicate
German police conducted raids in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and North Rhine-Westphalia, arresting a suspected leader and two others from a Georgian-dominated criminal organization involved in theft, smuggling, and money laundering, seizing stolen goods and documents from 18 locations.

German Police Arrest Suspected Leader of Georgian Crime Syndicate
German police conducted raids in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and North Rhine-Westphalia, arresting a suspected leader and two others from a Georgian-dominated criminal organization involved in theft, smuggling, and money laundering, seizing stolen goods and documents from 18 locations.
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52% Bias Score

Tate Brothers Return to Romania Amidst Unexplained Travel and Ongoing Sex Trafficking Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate, facing sex trafficking charges in Romania, returned to the country on March 24, 2025, after a trip to the US, following a court decision lifting their travel ban without explanation, despite allegations of manipulating the Romanian legal system.

Tate Brothers Return to Romania Amidst Unexplained Travel and Ongoing Sex Trafficking Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate, facing sex trafficking charges in Romania, returned to the country on March 24, 2025, after a trip to the US, following a court decision lifting their travel ban without explanation, despite allegations of manipulating the Romanian legal system.
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72% Bias Score

Ecuador: 11 Suspects Jailed for 2024 Attacks
Following a series of attacks in Ecuador in January 2024, including car bombings and prison riots, 11 out of 14 suspects, including five women allegedly belonging to the Los Lobos gang, were ordered into pre-trial detention on March 24, 2025, facing charges of organized crime, extortion, terrorism, ...

Ecuador: 11 Suspects Jailed for 2024 Attacks
Following a series of attacks in Ecuador in January 2024, including car bombings and prison riots, 11 out of 14 suspects, including five women allegedly belonging to the Los Lobos gang, were ordered into pre-trial detention on March 24, 2025, facing charges of organized crime, extortion, terrorism, ...
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44% Bias Score
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