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Greek Football Clubs Collaborate with UEFA to Boost European Performance
In a meeting between UEFA, the EPO, and five major Greek Super League teams, strategies for improving Greece's UEFA ranking and optimizing the new European club competition format were discussed, emphasizing collaboration and collective efforts for the next two seasons.
Greek Football Clubs Collaborate with UEFA to Boost European Performance
In a meeting between UEFA, the EPO, and five major Greek Super League teams, strategies for improving Greece's UEFA ranking and optimizing the new European club competition format were discussed, emphasizing collaboration and collective efforts for the next two seasons.
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44% Bias Score


Ancient Historians and the Multiple Portraits of Alexander the Great
The 2nd International Historiography Congress in Athens explored the diverse ancient accounts of Alexander the Great, focusing on the perspectives of contemporary historians like Cleitarchus and Nearchus and how their accounts shaped the Greco-Roman literary tradition.
Ancient Historians and the Multiple Portraits of Alexander the Great
The 2nd International Historiography Congress in Athens explored the diverse ancient accounts of Alexander the Great, focusing on the perspectives of contemporary historians like Cleitarchus and Nearchus and how their accounts shaped the Greco-Roman literary tradition.
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32% Bias Score


The Spider's Web": Echoes of a Greek Radio Drama in Modern Ukrainian Conflict
The article draws a parallel between the name of a contemporary Ukrainian military operation, "The Spider's Web", and a 1960s Greek anti-communist radio drama of the same name, highlighting the enduring power of narrative in shaping perceptions across different eras.
The Spider's Web": Echoes of a Greek Radio Drama in Modern Ukrainian Conflict
The article draws a parallel between the name of a contemporary Ukrainian military operation, "The Spider's Web", and a 1960s Greek anti-communist radio drama of the same name, highlighting the enduring power of narrative in shaping perceptions across different eras.
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52% Bias Score


27 Palestinians Killed in Gaza While Collecting Food Aid
On October 7, at least 27 Palestinians were killed and 184 injured by Israeli forces while collecting food aid near Rafah in Gaza, marking the third such incident in three days, causing outrage and calls for an independent investigation amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis.
27 Palestinians Killed in Gaza While Collecting Food Aid
On October 7, at least 27 Palestinians were killed and 184 injured by Israeli forces while collecting food aid near Rafah in Gaza, marking the third such incident in three days, causing outrage and calls for an independent investigation amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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44% Bias Score


Ukraine Drone Strike Cripples Russian Air Power
Ukraine carried out a large-scale drone strike against at least four Russian air bases on June 4th, 2024, damaging or destroying an estimated 10-12 long-range bombers and causing significant disruption to Russia's military operations; a separate attack damaged the Crimean bridge, a vital supply rout...
Ukraine Drone Strike Cripples Russian Air Power
Ukraine carried out a large-scale drone strike against at least four Russian air bases on June 4th, 2024, damaging or destroying an estimated 10-12 long-range bombers and causing significant disruption to Russia's military operations; a separate attack damaged the Crimean bridge, a vital supply rout...
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48% Bias Score


Canadian Wildfires Send Smoke Plumes Across the Atlantic
Wildfires in Canada's Manitoba and Saskatchewan provinces have caused thick smoke plumes to drift over northwestern Europe since late May, creating hazy sunsets but posing no immediate health risks according to the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS); however, this event highlights the g...
Canadian Wildfires Send Smoke Plumes Across the Atlantic
Wildfires in Canada's Manitoba and Saskatchewan provinces have caused thick smoke plumes to drift over northwestern Europe since late May, creating hazy sunsets but posing no immediate health risks according to the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS); however, this event highlights the g...
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36% Bias Score

Home II" Program in Greece: €870 Million Approved, Disbursement Delays Emerge
Greece's "Home II" program, launched in January 2023, has approved €870 million in loans to 7,300 beneficiaries, aiming to utilize its €2 billion budget by November 2023, despite disbursement delays due to contract finalization.

Home II" Program in Greece: €870 Million Approved, Disbursement Delays Emerge
Greece's "Home II" program, launched in January 2023, has approved €870 million in loans to 7,300 beneficiaries, aiming to utilize its €2 billion budget by November 2023, despite disbursement delays due to contract finalization.
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44% Bias Score

Greece Mandates Natural Disaster Insurance for Businesses, Enforces Vehicle Insurance
Starting June 1st, Greek businesses with over €500,000 annual revenue must insure against natural disasters; uninsured vehicles won't be compensated for disaster damage; electronic checks starting June 16th will enforce compliance.

Greece Mandates Natural Disaster Insurance for Businesses, Enforces Vehicle Insurance
Starting June 1st, Greek businesses with over €500,000 annual revenue must insure against natural disasters; uninsured vehicles won't be compensated for disaster damage; electronic checks starting June 16th will enforce compliance.
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36% Bias Score

Glyfada Tops Greek Municipal Service Survey
A Greek citizen survey from May 6-31 ranked Glyfada municipality highest in various service categories, including digital services, green spaces, and social services; approximately 65,000 citizens participated, with Athens recording the most responses (4,962).

Glyfada Tops Greek Municipal Service Survey
A Greek citizen survey from May 6-31 ranked Glyfada municipality highest in various service categories, including digital services, green spaces, and social services; approximately 65,000 citizens participated, with Athens recording the most responses (4,962).
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32% Bias Score

Ukraine Attacks Russia-Crimea Bridge with Underwater Explosives
The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) used 1,100 kg of underwater explosives to damage a road and rail bridge connecting Russia to Crimea, disrupting a key supply route for Russian forces; the operation was personally overseen by the SBU chief.

Ukraine Attacks Russia-Crimea Bridge with Underwater Explosives
The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) used 1,100 kg of underwater explosives to damage a road and rail bridge connecting Russia to Crimea, disrupting a key supply route for Russian forces; the operation was personally overseen by the SBU chief.
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40% Bias Score

AI Code Generation Startups Boom Despite High Costs and Layoffs
In 2024, AI code generation startups like Cursor (\$10B valuation) and Windsurf (potential \$3B OpenAI acquisition) are booming, attracting massive investments as businesses seek to cut programmer costs. However, high AI infrastructure costs and competition from giants like Microsoft (GitHub Copilot...

AI Code Generation Startups Boom Despite High Costs and Layoffs
In 2024, AI code generation startups like Cursor (\$10B valuation) and Windsurf (potential \$3B OpenAI acquisition) are booming, attracting massive investments as businesses seek to cut programmer costs. However, high AI infrastructure costs and competition from giants like Microsoft (GitHub Copilot...
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36% Bias Score

Germany to Continue Rejecting Asylum Seekers at Borders
Germany will continue rejecting asylum seekers at its borders despite a court ruling deeming this practice illegal in a specific case, citing the need for improvements to external borders before lifting controls, prompting criticism from opposition parties.

Germany to Continue Rejecting Asylum Seekers at Borders
Germany will continue rejecting asylum seekers at its borders despite a court ruling deeming this practice illegal in a specific case, citing the need for improvements to external borders before lifting controls, prompting criticism from opposition parties.
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44% Bias Score
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