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EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund, Opens Door for Third-Country Participation
EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion defense fund, allowing participation from third countries like Turkey despite Greek concerns about decision-making, with final approval set for May 27th. Hungary abstained, but the regulation passed with qualified majority.
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund, Opens Door for Third-Country Participation
EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion defense fund, allowing participation from third countries like Turkey despite Greek concerns about decision-making, with final approval set for May 27th. Hungary abstained, but the regulation passed with qualified majority.
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36% Bias Score
US AI Chip Export Controls Fail, Boosting Chinese AI Development
Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, reported that US export controls on AI chips to China failed to stop China's AI progress, boosting Chinese AI companies and causing Nvidia to lose significant market share; Huang met with DeepSeek's founder in Beijing to discuss collaboration.
US AI Chip Export Controls Fail, Boosting Chinese AI Development
Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, reported that US export controls on AI chips to China failed to stop China's AI progress, boosting Chinese AI companies and causing Nvidia to lose significant market share; Huang met with DeepSeek's founder in Beijing to discuss collaboration.
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40% Bias Score
IMF Urges US to Curb Deficit Amid Trump's Tax Cut Bill
The IMF warned the US to curb its growing fiscal deficit, as President Trump's proposed $3 trillion tax cut bill, projected to increase US debt to 125% of GDP within a decade, faces potential passage despite Moody's credit rating downgrade and rising recession probabilities.
IMF Urges US to Curb Deficit Amid Trump's Tax Cut Bill
The IMF warned the US to curb its growing fiscal deficit, as President Trump's proposed $3 trillion tax cut bill, projected to increase US debt to 125% of GDP within a decade, faces potential passage despite Moody's credit rating downgrade and rising recession probabilities.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Economy Grows, But Soaring Rents Pose a Challenge
Morgan Stanley forecasts positive growth for the Greek economy (2.2% in 2025, 1.8% in 2026), but warns about significant rent increases (10.5% inflation) impacting 35% of households, especially low-income ones.
Greek Economy Grows, But Soaring Rents Pose a Challenge
Morgan Stanley forecasts positive growth for the Greek economy (2.2% in 2025, 1.8% in 2026), but warns about significant rent increases (10.5% inflation) impacting 35% of households, especially low-income ones.
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16% Bias Score
ElvalHalcor Q1 2025: 31% EBITDA Surge on Higher Metal Prices
ElvalHalcor reported a 31% increase in adjusted EBITDA to €63.8 million in Q1 2025, driven by a 14% rise in turnover to €930 million due to higher aluminum (€2,497/ton) and copper (€8,875/ton) prices, despite challenging global economic conditions.
ElvalHalcor Q1 2025: 31% EBITDA Surge on Higher Metal Prices
ElvalHalcor reported a 31% increase in adjusted EBITDA to €63.8 million in Q1 2025, driven by a 14% rise in turnover to €930 million due to higher aluminum (€2,497/ton) and copper (€8,875/ton) prices, despite challenging global economic conditions.
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40% Bias Score
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
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36% Bias Score
Turkey Joins EU Defense Programs: Realpolitik Trumps Ideological Concerns
The EU's General Affairs Council approved Turkey's participation in new European defense programs on May 27th, prioritizing pragmatic considerations over stated values, despite opposition from Greece and Cyprus; this reflects a historical precedent of prioritizing strategic interests.
Turkey Joins EU Defense Programs: Realpolitik Trumps Ideological Concerns
The EU's General Affairs Council approved Turkey's participation in new European defense programs on May 27th, prioritizing pragmatic considerations over stated values, despite opposition from Greece and Cyprus; this reflects a historical precedent of prioritizing strategic interests.
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56% Bias Score
Europe's Tech Stagnation: Regulations and Risk Aversion Stifle Innovation
Europe's risk-averse business culture and stringent regulations are hindering technological innovation, resulting in a lack of major tech companies and economic stagnation compared to the US and China, as exemplified by a German entrepreneur's experience.
Europe's Tech Stagnation: Regulations and Risk Aversion Stifle Innovation
Europe's risk-averse business culture and stringent regulations are hindering technological innovation, resulting in a lack of major tech companies and economic stagnation compared to the US and China, as exemplified by a German entrepreneur's experience.
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52% Bias Score
Greek-Israeli Consortium to Build 792 MW Power Plant in Larissa
DEPA Trading, Volton, Clavenia, and Sirec Energy are investing "600 million euros" in a 792 MW natural gas-fired power plant in Larissa, Greece, with DEPA holding "35%", Clavenia "38.5%", Sirec Energy "16.5%", and Volton "10%", reflecting a broader strategy to create an integrated energy group.
Greek-Israeli Consortium to Build 792 MW Power Plant in Larissa
DEPA Trading, Volton, Clavenia, and Sirec Energy are investing "600 million euros" in a 792 MW natural gas-fired power plant in Larissa, Greece, with DEPA holding "35%", Clavenia "38.5%", Sirec Energy "16.5%", and Volton "10%", reflecting a broader strategy to create an integrated energy group.
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36% Bias Score
Center-Left Unification Efforts Face Resistance in Greece
Prominent Greek center-left figures are actively pursuing a unified front, despite significant internal resistance from various parties and potential leadership conflicts, with former Minister Louka Katseli playing a key role in initiating discussions and collaborations.
Center-Left Unification Efforts Face Resistance in Greece
Prominent Greek center-left figures are actively pursuing a unified front, despite significant internal resistance from various parties and potential leadership conflicts, with former Minister Louka Katseli playing a key role in initiating discussions and collaborations.
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44% Bias Score
Passing of Achilleas Theofilou: A Legacy in Greek Music
Achilleas Theofilou, a prominent Greek music producer born in Mytilene in 1940, passed away on Tuesday at 85; his career at Minos EMI from 1970 significantly shaped Greek music and mentored many artists.
Passing of Achilleas Theofilou: A Legacy in Greek Music
Achilleas Theofilou, a prominent Greek music producer born in Mytilene in 1940, passed away on Tuesday at 85; his career at Minos EMI from 1970 significantly shaped Greek music and mentored many artists.
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16% Bias Score
Greece's Aegean Sovereignty, Ukraine Reconstruction, and US Consulate Concerns
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias reaffirmed Greece's sovereignty over Kastellorizo, linking it to the UNCLOS treaty and Turkey's potential accession. Concurrently, Greece explores participation in Ukraine's reconstruction via private sector involvement, while concerns arise over a potential US c...
Greece's Aegean Sovereignty, Ukraine Reconstruction, and US Consulate Concerns
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias reaffirmed Greece's sovereignty over Kastellorizo, linking it to the UNCLOS treaty and Turkey's potential accession. Concurrently, Greece explores participation in Ukraine's reconstruction via private sector involvement, while concerns arise over a potential US c...
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36% Bias Score
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