US Rejection of Nippon Steel Bid Underscores Shifting Dynamics of Japanese Investment
The US rejection of Nippon Steel's $15 billion bid to acquire US Steel, due to national security concerns, highlights the complex dynamics of Japanese investment in the US, driven by challenges in China and a need for diversification despite political risks.
US Rejection of Nippon Steel Bid Underscores Shifting Dynamics of Japanese Investment
The US rejection of Nippon Steel's $15 billion bid to acquire US Steel, due to national security concerns, highlights the complex dynamics of Japanese investment in the US, driven by challenges in China and a need for diversification despite political risks.
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36% Bias Score
Greece Clarifies Short-Term Rental Tax Rules, Restricts New Listings in Athens
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece issued guidelines clarifying tax obligations for short-term rentals, defining them as rentals under 60 consecutive days. A 2025 restriction on issuing Property Registry Numbers (AMAs) in central Athens limits new short-term rentals.
Greece Clarifies Short-Term Rental Tax Rules, Restricts New Listings in Athens
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece issued guidelines clarifying tax obligations for short-term rentals, defining them as rentals under 60 consecutive days. A 2025 restriction on issuing Property Registry Numbers (AMAs) in central Athens limits new short-term rentals.
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Over 20 Unrepentant Sicilian Mafia Members Released, Raising Fears of Resurgence
More than 20 high-ranking Sicilian Mafia members, including leaders of major Palermo families who never cooperated with authorities, have been released in Italy over the past three months due to relaxed laws, sparking fears of a resurgence in Mafia activity and prompting concerns from victims' famil...
Over 20 Unrepentant Sicilian Mafia Members Released, Raising Fears of Resurgence
More than 20 high-ranking Sicilian Mafia members, including leaders of major Palermo families who never cooperated with authorities, have been released in Italy over the past three months due to relaxed laws, sparking fears of a resurgence in Mafia activity and prompting concerns from victims' famil...
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48% Bias Score
Greece Invests €24 Million in AI for Public Sector Efficiency
Greece is investing €24 million in an AI initiative to improve public service efficiency by automating tasks, reducing bureaucracy, and leveraging AI technologies like LLMs; this follows the success of the Gov.gr chatbot.
Greece Invests €24 Million in AI for Public Sector Efficiency
Greece is investing €24 million in an AI initiative to improve public service efficiency by automating tasks, reducing bureaucracy, and leveraging AI technologies like LLMs; this follows the success of the Gov.gr chatbot.
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52% Bias Score
EU Ministers Visit Syria Amid HTS Rule
French and German foreign ministers visited Syria for the first time since the HTS takeover, expressing hopes for a peaceful transition and meeting with the de facto leader and civil society representatives; this signals a potential European recognition of the HTS government and an attempt to encour...
EU Ministers Visit Syria Amid HTS Rule
French and German foreign ministers visited Syria for the first time since the HTS takeover, expressing hopes for a peaceful transition and meeting with the de facto leader and civil society representatives; this signals a potential European recognition of the HTS government and an attempt to encour...
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48% Bias Score
Erosion of Trust in Political Parties: A Democratic Paradox
Modern democracies show a paradox: citizens trust non-elected bodies more than elected ones tied to political parties, perceived as divisive. This raises questions about parties' necessity despite their crucial roles in political organization and compromise; alternatives remain unclear.
Erosion of Trust in Political Parties: A Democratic Paradox
Modern democracies show a paradox: citizens trust non-elected bodies more than elected ones tied to political parties, perceived as divisive. This raises questions about parties' necessity despite their crucial roles in political organization and compromise; alternatives remain unclear.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Inauguration and Geopolitical Implications for Europe and Greece
This article analyzes the potential impact of Trump's inauguration on the EU and Greece, examines the ramifications of Russia's war in Ukraine, and explores rising healthcare costs and the establishment of non-state universities in Greece.
Trump's Inauguration and Geopolitical Implications for Europe and Greece
This article analyzes the potential impact of Trump's inauguration on the EU and Greece, examines the ramifications of Russia's war in Ukraine, and explores rising healthcare costs and the establishment of non-state universities in Greece.
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36% Bias Score
Greece's New Road Code: Stricter Penalties, Lower Speed Limits
Greece's revised Road Code, effective November 1st, 2025, lowers residential speed limits to 30 km/h, allows lane splitting for motorcyclists, and introduces stricter penalties for dangerous driving behaviors, including fines up to 1200 EUR, license suspensions, and potential jail time.
Greece's New Road Code: Stricter Penalties, Lower Speed Limits
Greece's revised Road Code, effective November 1st, 2025, lowers residential speed limits to 30 km/h, allows lane splitting for motorcyclists, and introduces stricter penalties for dangerous driving behaviors, including fines up to 1200 EUR, license suspensions, and potential jail time.
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2024: Global Instability and Political Polarization
The year 2024 begins with Donald Trump's return to power, political uncertainty in Europe (Germany and France), and a worsening war in Ukraine impacting European gas supplies, while the Middle East remains volatile and internal tensions in western democracies rise.
2024: Global Instability and Political Polarization
The year 2024 begins with Donald Trump's return to power, political uncertainty in Europe (Germany and France), and a worsening war in Ukraine impacting European gas supplies, while the Middle East remains volatile and internal tensions in western democracies rise.
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56% Bias Score
China's Growing Port Influence Raises US National Security Concerns
President-elect Trump's inaccurate claim about Chinese control of the Panama Canal highlights growing US concerns about Chinese influence over global ports, particularly those near the Panama Canal, which handles 40% of US container traffic, due to Chinese government investment and the role of Chine...
China's Growing Port Influence Raises US National Security Concerns
President-elect Trump's inaccurate claim about Chinese control of the Panama Canal highlights growing US concerns about Chinese influence over global ports, particularly those near the Panama Canal, which handles 40% of US container traffic, due to Chinese government investment and the role of Chine...
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56% Bias Score
Greece Ranks Lowest in EU for Free-Time Satisfaction
A 2023 study reveals Greece ranks lowest in the EU for free-time satisfaction, highlighting overwork, digital dependence, and the need for societal changes to improve work-life balance.
Greece Ranks Lowest in EU for Free-Time Satisfaction
A 2023 study reveals Greece ranks lowest in the EU for free-time satisfaction, highlighting overwork, digital dependence, and the need for societal changes to improve work-life balance.
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52% Bias Score
Olympiacos Demands Removal of Refereeing Head Following Controversial Appointments
Olympiacos demands the removal of head referee Stéphan Lannoy following controversial referee appointments for the 17th round of the Greek Super League, citing bias and demanding accountability; Levadiakos also protested Vergetis's officiating.
Olympiacos Demands Removal of Refereeing Head Following Controversial Appointments
Olympiacos demands the removal of head referee Stéphan Lannoy following controversial referee appointments for the 17th round of the Greek Super League, citing bias and demanding accountability; Levadiakos also protested Vergetis's officiating.
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56% Bias Score