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Greek Government's Reactive Crisis Management Undermines Public Trust
The Greek government's repeated delayed responses to various crises, from OPKEPE issues to the Syros cruise ship incident, reveal a pattern of reactive governance, undermining public trust and hindering effective problem-solving.
Greek Government's Reactive Crisis Management Undermines Public Trust
The Greek government's repeated delayed responses to various crises, from OPKEPE issues to the Syros cruise ship incident, reveal a pattern of reactive governance, undermining public trust and hindering effective problem-solving.
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60% Bias Score
Greece deploys AI traffic cameras to combat high accident rates
Greece is deploying 2,000 AI-powered traffic cameras in Athens to automate fine issuance for violations, aiming to reduce traffic accidents and improve enforcement efficiency by digitizing the process and creating a central database.
Greece deploys AI traffic cameras to combat high accident rates
Greece is deploying 2,000 AI-powered traffic cameras in Athens to automate fine issuance for violations, aiming to reduce traffic accidents and improve enforcement efficiency by digitizing the process and creating a central database.
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40% Bias Score
Generational Shift Away From Print Media Highlights Need for Proactive Policy-Making
A 17-year-old's disinterest in print media exemplifies a generational shift away from traditional news sources, prompting discussions about the future of information consumption and the need for proactive policy-making to prepare for future societal challenges, as highlighted by Wales's Future Gener...
Generational Shift Away From Print Media Highlights Need for Proactive Policy-Making
A 17-year-old's disinterest in print media exemplifies a generational shift away from traditional news sources, prompting discussions about the future of information consumption and the need for proactive policy-making to prepare for future societal challenges, as highlighted by Wales's Future Gener...
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40% Bias Score
United Group embroiled in leadership crisis amid legal dispute
Dragan Šolak, minority shareholder of United Group, is locked in a legal battle with majority shareholder BC Partners following his removal from the board and refusal to pay a €200 million bonus, prompting 14 executives to express serious concerns, creating uncertainty within the €6 billion company.
United Group embroiled in leadership crisis amid legal dispute
Dragan Šolak, minority shareholder of United Group, is locked in a legal battle with majority shareholder BC Partners following his removal from the board and refusal to pay a €200 million bonus, prompting 14 executives to express serious concerns, creating uncertainty within the €6 billion company.
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44% Bias Score
Bank of Russia Cuts Interest Rates Amid Recession Fears
The Bank of Russia cut interest rates by 200 basis points to 18% on [Date], its second cut since the Ukraine war began, reflecting decreasing inflation and growing recession concerns. The decision follows a June cut of 100 basis points.
Bank of Russia Cuts Interest Rates Amid Recession Fears
The Bank of Russia cut interest rates by 200 basis points to 18% on [Date], its second cut since the Ukraine war began, reflecting decreasing inflation and growing recession concerns. The decision follows a June cut of 100 basis points.
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32% Bias Score
Plummeting University Entrance Exam Scores in Greece
Greek university entrance exam scores plummeted in education and humanities departments, with significant unfilled places due to low applicant interest, poor job prospects, and the Minimum University Entrance Score (EBE) policy. The situation is worse in regional universities.
Plummeting University Entrance Exam Scores in Greece
Greek university entrance exam scores plummeted in education and humanities departments, with significant unfilled places due to low applicant interest, poor job prospects, and the Minimum University Entrance Score (EBE) policy. The situation is worse in regional universities.
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52% Bias Score
Cyprus Wildfires: Two Dead, President Apologizes for Response Failures
Devastating wildfires in Lemesos, Cyprus, resulted in two deaths, injuries, property destruction, and environmental damage, prompting President Christodoulides to apologize for systemic response failures and announce a comprehensive investigation and support measures for victims.
Cyprus Wildfires: Two Dead, President Apologizes for Response Failures
Devastating wildfires in Lemesos, Cyprus, resulted in two deaths, injuries, property destruction, and environmental damage, prompting President Christodoulides to apologize for systemic response failures and announce a comprehensive investigation and support measures for victims.
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20% Bias Score
Theodorakis's Orchestral Works: A New Album Showcases Underrated Compositions
A new album by pianist Danae Derken and the Staatskapelle Weimar orchestra showcases two previously overlooked orchestral works by Mikis Theodorakis, "Suite No. 1" and "Elikon," composed between 1949-1955 and 1952, respectively, revealing the composer's classical influences and underscoring the brea...
Theodorakis's Orchestral Works: A New Album Showcases Underrated Compositions
A new album by pianist Danae Derken and the Staatskapelle Weimar orchestra showcases two previously overlooked orchestral works by Mikis Theodorakis, "Suite No. 1" and "Elikon," composed between 1949-1955 and 1952, respectively, revealing the composer's classical influences and underscoring the brea...
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16% Bias Score
Iran Rejects Extension to 2015 Nuclear Deal Amidst Post-Strike Tensions
Following recent Israeli-US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran, the EU, and the E3 group initiated talks in Istanbul to address the impending expiration of the 2015 nuclear deal, with Iran rejecting Western calls for an extension and the IAEA expressing optimism for renewed inspections.
Iran Rejects Extension to 2015 Nuclear Deal Amidst Post-Strike Tensions
Following recent Israeli-US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran, the EU, and the E3 group initiated talks in Istanbul to address the impending expiration of the 2015 nuclear deal, with Iran rejecting Western calls for an extension and the IAEA expressing optimism for renewed inspections.
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Airstrikes on Damascus Exacerbate Syria's Internal Divisions
Following clashes between Syrian security forces and Druze, then Bedouins, Israeli airstrikes targeted Damascus, highlighting Syria's internal divisions and entrenched interests hindering a lasting political settlement; Israel seeks to prevent a strong central government, while Turkey opposes this, ...
Israeli Airstrikes on Damascus Exacerbate Syria's Internal Divisions
Following clashes between Syrian security forces and Druze, then Bedouins, Israeli airstrikes targeted Damascus, highlighting Syria's internal divisions and entrenched interests hindering a lasting political settlement; Israel seeks to prevent a strong central government, while Turkey opposes this, ...
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40% Bias Score
Filippidis Rape Trial: Victim's Testimony Highlights Systemic Issues
S.M., the victim in the Petros Filippidis rape attempt trial, endured 3.5 years of emotional distress and repeated testimony, culminating in Filippidis's conviction for two rape attempts; this case highlights systemic issues in supporting sexual assault victims.
Filippidis Rape Trial: Victim's Testimony Highlights Systemic Issues
S.M., the victim in the Petros Filippidis rape attempt trial, endured 3.5 years of emotional distress and repeated testimony, culminating in Filippidis's conviction for two rape attempts; this case highlights systemic issues in supporting sexual assault victims.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Tourism: Strong Western Markets, Rising Indian Popularity
A new INSETE study reveals Greece's consistent popularity in the US, Canada, and Australia, while experiencing a surge in Indian tourism, surpassing China; these five markets contribute 11% to Greece's total tourism revenue.
Greece's Tourism: Strong Western Markets, Rising Indian Popularity
A new INSETE study reveals Greece's consistent popularity in the US, Canada, and Australia, while experiencing a surge in Indian tourism, surpassing China; these five markets contribute 11% to Greece's total tourism revenue.
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12% Bias Score
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