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Istanbul Mayor Faces 2,430 Years in Prison on 142 Charges — REUTERS / pwu404

Turkey Politics · Istanbul

Istanbul Mayor Faces 2,430 Years in Prison on 142 Charges

45% Left coverage: 92 sources

Turkish prosecutors filed an indictment against Istanbul's jailed mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, on Tuesday, charging him with 142 offenses, including running a criminal organization, bribery and money laundering, seeking up to 2,430 years in prison.See the Story

Man arrested on suspicion of calling for attacks on German politicians and publishing hit lists — REUTERS / ixx511

German Politics · Germany

Man arrested on suspicion of calling for attacks on German politicians and publishing hit lists

51% Left coverage: 41 sources

German police have detained a Polish-German citizen accused of running a site on the dark web that agitated for the murder of prominent politicians, prosecutors said on Tuesday. Prosecutors said the suspect, named only as Martin S. in accordance with German privacy laws, had solicited donations of cryptocurrency with which to pay for successful hits on people to whom he had given "death sentences".See the Story

Airport security firm sues Canada for $420 million after failed contract bid — REUTERS / pwu404

Business · Canada

Airport security firm sues Canada for $420 million after failed contract bid

89% Left coverage: 18 sources

A multinational security firm that used to provide screening services at airports in British Columbia and the Yukon is suing the Canadian government for more than $420 million after being replaced by a rival bidder last year.See the Story

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