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US-Mediated Ceasefire in Black Sea, Sanctions Relief for Russia
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a temporary halt of attacks on Black Sea shipping and energy infrastructure, mediated by the US, which also agreed to help lift sanctions on Russian food and fertilizer exports in exchange for safe navigation.
US-Mediated Ceasefire in Black Sea, Sanctions Relief for Russia
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a temporary halt of attacks on Black Sea shipping and energy infrastructure, mediated by the US, which also agreed to help lift sanctions on Russian food and fertilizer exports in exchange for safe navigation.
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32% Bias Score
AHI Urges Trump to Maintain CAATSA Sanctions on Turkey, Block F-35 Re-entry
The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) urged President Trump to maintain CAATSA sanctions on Turkey and block its return to the F-35 program due to Turkey's continued anti-alliance actions and human rights abuses, despite potential compromises involving the S-400 system.
AHI Urges Trump to Maintain CAATSA Sanctions on Turkey, Block F-35 Re-entry
The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) urged President Trump to maintain CAATSA sanctions on Turkey and block its return to the F-35 program due to Turkey's continued anti-alliance actions and human rights abuses, despite potential compromises involving the S-400 system.
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52% Bias Score
Hybrid Work: Reshaping Business and the Future of the Workplace
The pandemic accelerated the shift to hybrid work, boosting productivity, reducing employee turnover, and lowering costs for both businesses and employees; this is reflected in the adoption of hybrid work by nearly 80% of Fortune 500 companies for executives, and the rise of co-working spaces.
Hybrid Work: Reshaping Business and the Future of the Workplace
The pandemic accelerated the shift to hybrid work, boosting productivity, reducing employee turnover, and lowering costs for both businesses and employees; this is reflected in the adoption of hybrid work by nearly 80% of Fortune 500 companies for executives, and the rise of co-working spaces.
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48% Bias Score
US Eastern Mediterranean Strategy: Balancing Indo-Pacific Pivot with Regional Security
Andrew Novo, a professor at the National Defense University, highlights the Eastern Mediterranean's continued strategic importance for the US, despite the Indo-Pacific focus, emphasizing the role of military bases in Greece and Cyprus and the potential risks of reduced US involvement.
US Eastern Mediterranean Strategy: Balancing Indo-Pacific Pivot with Regional Security
Andrew Novo, a professor at the National Defense University, highlights the Eastern Mediterranean's continued strategic importance for the US, despite the Indo-Pacific focus, emphasizing the role of military bases in Greece and Cyprus and the potential risks of reduced US involvement.
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44% Bias Score
US Weighs F-35 Sale to Turkey Amidst Internal Opposition and Israeli Concerns
The US is considering lifting CAATSA sanctions on Turkey and selling F-35 fighter jets, a decision facing internal opposition and significant Israeli concerns due to Turkey's proximity to Israeli borders following developments in Syria; the recent short phone call between President Trump and Preside...
US Weighs F-35 Sale to Turkey Amidst Internal Opposition and Israeli Concerns
The US is considering lifting CAATSA sanctions on Turkey and selling F-35 fighter jets, a decision facing internal opposition and significant Israeli concerns due to Turkey's proximity to Israeli borders following developments in Syria; the recent short phone call between President Trump and Preside...
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36% Bias Score
EU Selects Melten's Greek Project for Strategic Raw Materials
The EU approved Melten's €295.5 million Greek project for bauxite, alumina, and gallium production as one of 47 strategic initiatives, aiming to replace Europe's gallium imports, reduce permitting times, and enhance energy self-sufficiency. The project is expected to yield 2 million tons of bauxite,...
EU Selects Melten's Greek Project for Strategic Raw Materials
The EU approved Melten's €295.5 million Greek project for bauxite, alumina, and gallium production as one of 47 strategic initiatives, aiming to replace Europe's gallium imports, reduce permitting times, and enhance energy self-sufficiency. The project is expected to yield 2 million tons of bauxite,...
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52% Bias Score
Eisenhower's Heart Attack: A 65-Year Perspective on Cardiovascular Care"
During a 1955 golf game, President Dwight Eisenhower suffered a heart attack, initially dismissed as indigestion; a 2020 New England Journal of Medicine article details his treatment, showcasing the immense advancements in cardiovascular care since then.
Eisenhower's Heart Attack: A 65-Year Perspective on Cardiovascular Care"
During a 1955 golf game, President Dwight Eisenhower suffered a heart attack, initially dismissed as indigestion; a 2020 New England Journal of Medicine article details his treatment, showcasing the immense advancements in cardiovascular care since then.
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24% Bias Score
Filippidis Trial: Actress Details Harassment, Threats
Actress Lena Drosaki testified in the trial of Petros Filippidis, detailing incidents of sexual harassment and threats related to her career advancement; she described unwanted phone calls with sexually explicit content, and an alleged threat to affect her exam results based on compliance.
Filippidis Trial: Actress Details Harassment, Threats
Actress Lena Drosaki testified in the trial of Petros Filippidis, detailing incidents of sexual harassment and threats related to her career advancement; she described unwanted phone calls with sexually explicit content, and an alleged threat to affect her exam results based on compliance.
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36% Bias Score
US Brokers Black Sea Truce Between Russia and Ukraine
The U.S. claims that Russia and Ukraine agreed to a Black Sea maritime truce focusing on safe navigation, violence cessation, and preventing military use of commercial ships; the deal also includes releasing prisoners, returning displaced children, and addressing Russian agricultural export concerns...
US Brokers Black Sea Truce Between Russia and Ukraine
The U.S. claims that Russia and Ukraine agreed to a Black Sea maritime truce focusing on safe navigation, violence cessation, and preventing military use of commercial ships; the deal also includes releasing prisoners, returning displaced children, and addressing Russian agricultural export concerns...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Hosts Greek Independence Day Reception, Underscoring Strong US-Greece Ties
President Trump hosted a Greek Independence Day reception at the White House on March 25, emphasizing strong US-Greece relations, particularly military cooperation in Souda Bay, Crete, while a planned call between US and Greek officials was delayed due to sensitive information leaks regarding a mili...
Trump Hosts Greek Independence Day Reception, Underscoring Strong US-Greece Ties
President Trump hosted a Greek Independence Day reception at the White House on March 25, emphasizing strong US-Greece relations, particularly military cooperation in Souda Bay, Crete, while a planned call between US and Greek officials was delayed due to sensitive information leaks regarding a mili...
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40% Bias Score
Greece to Increase Minimum Wage by 5-6%, Affecting Over 1 Million
Greece's cabinet will finalize a minimum wage increase of 5-6%, raising it from €830 to approximately €880, affecting over 1 million workers and unemployed individuals receiving related benefits starting April 1, 2025.
Greece to Increase Minimum Wage by 5-6%, Affecting Over 1 Million
Greece's cabinet will finalize a minimum wage increase of 5-6%, raising it from €830 to approximately €880, affecting over 1 million workers and unemployed individuals receiving related benefits starting April 1, 2025.
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48% Bias Score
€89 Billion EU VAT Gap in 2022: Cross-Border Fraud Exploits Loopholes
The EU-27 experienced an €89 billion VAT gap in 2022, with €22.25 billion directly resulting from cross-border VAT fraud exploiting customs procedure 42 and the IOSS system through various manipulative practices.
€89 Billion EU VAT Gap in 2022: Cross-Border Fraud Exploits Loopholes
The EU-27 experienced an €89 billion VAT gap in 2022, with €22.25 billion directly resulting from cross-border VAT fraud exploiting customs procedure 42 and the IOSS system through various manipulative practices.
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20% Bias Score
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