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French cement maker Lafarge faces trial on charges of financing jihadists in Syria — REUTERS / pwu404

France Politics · France

French cement maker Lafarge faces trial on charges of financing jihadists in Syria

37% Left coverage: 43 sources

Knesset committee advances bill introducing death penalty for terrorists — REUTERS / pwu404

Knesset · Israel

Knesset committee advances bill introducing death penalty for terrorists

50% Right coverage: 32 sources

The proposed law, backed by the Otzma Yehudit party, would allow military courts to impose capital punishment by majority vote for attacks motivated by hatred toward Israel.See the Story

Fresh Warning to a $200 Billion Industry Loaded with Danger

Fresh Warning to a $200 Billion Industry Loaded with Danger

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

Corporate cop Joe Longo says capital markets are the “lifeblood” of the economy and ASIC wants them to grow, but emerging risks needed attention.See the Story

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