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NATO Corruption Investigation Leads to Five Arrests
A corruption investigation involving NATO's Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) led to five arrests in Belgium and the Netherlands, raising concerns about the oversight of defense spending and contracts for ammunition and drones; the investigation extends to Italy, Spain, and the US.
NATO Corruption Investigation Leads to Five Arrests
A corruption investigation involving NATO's Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) led to five arrests in Belgium and the Netherlands, raising concerns about the oversight of defense spending and contracts for ammunition and drones; the investigation extends to Italy, Spain, and the US.
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24% Bias Score
NATO Corruption Probe: Five Detentions Amid Defense Spending Surge
A corruption investigation into the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has led to five detentions in Belgium and the Netherlands, with the probe extending to Italy, Spain, and the US, focusing on irregularities in contracts for ammunition and drones; the NSPA initiated the investigation.
NATO Corruption Probe: Five Detentions Amid Defense Spending Surge
A corruption investigation into the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has led to five detentions in Belgium and the Netherlands, with the probe extending to Italy, Spain, and the US, focusing on irregularities in contracts for ammunition and drones; the NSPA initiated the investigation.
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44% Bias Score
Polestar's 24.7% Carbon Footprint Reduction Sets New Automotive Sustainability Standard
Polestar, a Swedish electric vehicle manufacturer, has decreased its carbon footprint per vehicle by 24.7% since 2020, setting a new industry standard for transparency and sustainable practices by publishing full lifecycle assessments and CO2 footprint reports for all models.
Polestar's 24.7% Carbon Footprint Reduction Sets New Automotive Sustainability Standard
Polestar, a Swedish electric vehicle manufacturer, has decreased its carbon footprint per vehicle by 24.7% since 2020, setting a new industry standard for transparency and sustainable practices by publishing full lifecycle assessments and CO2 footprint reports for all models.
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48% Bias Score
NATO Corruption Scandal: Five Arrested in NSPA Procurement Investigation
A corruption investigation into NATO's Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has resulted in five arrests (two in Belgium, three in the Netherlands) due to alleged irregularities in contracts for ammunition and drones, involving information leaks to contractors and money laundering; the investigatio...
NATO Corruption Scandal: Five Arrested in NSPA Procurement Investigation
A corruption investigation into NATO's Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has resulted in five arrests (two in Belgium, three in the Netherlands) due to alleged irregularities in contracts for ammunition and drones, involving information leaks to contractors and money laundering; the investigatio...
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40% Bias Score
Vatican Faces €70 Million Deficit Under New Pope
Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy facing a €70 million Vatican deficit, despite reforms under Pope Francis that closed thousands of bank accounts and improved anti-money laundering controls; restoring donor trust is crucial.
Vatican Faces €70 Million Deficit Under New Pope
Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy facing a €70 million Vatican deficit, despite reforms under Pope Francis that closed thousands of bank accounts and improved anti-money laundering controls; restoring donor trust is crucial.
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52% Bias Score
State Attorneys General's Luxury Rome Trip Raises Conflict of Interest Concerns
American state attorneys general accepted a luxury, corporate-funded trip to Rome, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest given interactions between officials and representatives from companies involved in ongoing litigation.
State Attorneys General's Luxury Rome Trip Raises Conflict of Interest Concerns
American state attorneys general accepted a luxury, corporate-funded trip to Rome, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest given interactions between officials and representatives from companies involved in ongoing litigation.
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60% Bias Score
Yerevan City Hall Restricts Press Access to Meetings
Yerevan city hall has installed a glass partition separating the meeting hall from the press area, restricting journalists' ability to cover meetings effectively and potentially limiting public access to information in a country already ranked 34th globally on press freedom.
Yerevan City Hall Restricts Press Access to Meetings
Yerevan city hall has installed a glass partition separating the meeting hall from the press area, restricting journalists' ability to cover meetings effectively and potentially limiting public access to information in a country already ranked 34th globally on press freedom.
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52% Bias Score
NATO Corruption Scandal: Five Arrests Spark Transparency Concerns
Belgian and Dutch authorities arrested five individuals for alleged corruption involving NATO contracts for ammunition and drones, prompting investigations across Europe and the US, raising concerns about transparency in rapidly increasing defense spending.
NATO Corruption Scandal: Five Arrests Spark Transparency Concerns
Belgian and Dutch authorities arrested five individuals for alleged corruption involving NATO contracts for ammunition and drones, prompting investigations across Europe and the US, raising concerns about transparency in rapidly increasing defense spending.
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44% Bias Score
NATO Corruption Investigation Leads to Five Arrests
A corruption investigation involving NATO's Support and Procurement Agency led to five arrests in Belgium and the Netherlands, raising concerns about oversight of defense spending; investigations are also underway in Italy, Spain, and the United States.
NATO Corruption Investigation Leads to Five Arrests
A corruption investigation involving NATO's Support and Procurement Agency led to five arrests in Belgium and the Netherlands, raising concerns about oversight of defense spending; investigations are also underway in Italy, Spain, and the United States.
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40% Bias Score
Australian FoI Refusal Rate Reaches 10-Year High
Australia's freedom of information refusal rate hit a 10-year high of 27% in the December 2024 quarter, prompting concerns about transparency and accountability from advocates who say the government is withholding information from the public.
Australian FoI Refusal Rate Reaches 10-Year High
Australia's freedom of information refusal rate hit a 10-year high of 27% in the December 2024 quarter, prompting concerns about transparency and accountability from advocates who say the government is withholding information from the public.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Spokesperson Faces Charges for Leaking Confidential Information
A spokesperson for the Dutch Parliament faces a 140-hour community service sentence for allegedly leaking confidential information about an investigation into former Parliament Speaker Khadija Arib, with the leak appearing in NRC before the official announcement and causing several officials to resi...
Dutch Parliament Spokesperson Faces Charges for Leaking Confidential Information
A spokesperson for the Dutch Parliament faces a 140-hour community service sentence for allegedly leaking confidential information about an investigation into former Parliament Speaker Khadija Arib, with the leak appearing in NRC before the official announcement and causing several officials to resi...
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36% Bias Score
EU Court Rules Von der Leyen Violated Transparency Rules in Pfizer Vaccine Deal
The European Court of Justice ruled that Ursula von der Leyen violated EU transparency rules by refusing to disclose text messages exchanged with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla concerning a €1.8 billion COVID-19 vaccine contract in April 2021, raising concerns about potential message deletion and impactin...
EU Court Rules Von der Leyen Violated Transparency Rules in Pfizer Vaccine Deal
The European Court of Justice ruled that Ursula von der Leyen violated EU transparency rules by refusing to disclose text messages exchanged with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla concerning a €1.8 billion COVID-19 vaccine contract in April 2021, raising concerns about potential message deletion and impactin...
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44% Bias Score
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