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Mass Extinctions: A Gradual Process, Not a Single Event
A recent study challenges the notion that mass extinctions are instantaneous events, arguing that the dinosaur-killing event spanned millions of years; this raises concerns that a sixth mass extinction might be gradually unfolding due to a combination of smaller-scale catastrophes.
Mass Extinctions: A Gradual Process, Not a Single Event
A recent study challenges the notion that mass extinctions are instantaneous events, arguing that the dinosaur-killing event spanned millions of years; this raises concerns that a sixth mass extinction might be gradually unfolding due to a combination of smaller-scale catastrophes.
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48% Bias Score
Greek SME Exports Decline in 2023
Fewer Greek SMEs exported goods in 2023 (€47.35B from 19,393 businesses) compared to 2022 (€51.74B from 19,154), revealing competitiveness issues and a lack of export culture despite process improvements; larger firms showed increases.
Greek SME Exports Decline in 2023
Fewer Greek SMEs exported goods in 2023 (€47.35B from 19,393 businesses) compared to 2022 (€51.74B from 19,154), revealing competitiveness issues and a lack of export culture despite process improvements; larger firms showed increases.
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40% Bias Score
Austria Forms Center-Left Coalition, Excluding Far-Right
Austria's center-right, center-left, and liberal parties formed a coalition government excluding the far-right Freedom Party, which won 29% of the vote in September elections; the new government, led by Christian Stocker of the OVP, will focus on reducing the budget deficit and aims to take office o...
Austria Forms Center-Left Coalition, Excluding Far-Right
Austria's center-right, center-left, and liberal parties formed a coalition government excluding the far-right Freedom Party, which won 29% of the vote in September elections; the new government, led by Christian Stocker of the OVP, will focus on reducing the budget deficit and aims to take office o...
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44% Bias Score
Tsipras Dominates Rule of Law Event Amidst Tempe, Wiretap Controversy
Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's speech criticizing the government's handling of the Tempe train crash and wiretapping scandal dominated an event titled 'Rule of Law, Democracy, and Justice' on February 6th, 2025, overshadowing discussions on judicial reform.
Tsipras Dominates Rule of Law Event Amidst Tempe, Wiretap Controversy
Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's speech criticizing the government's handling of the Tempe train crash and wiretapping scandal dominated an event titled 'Rule of Law, Democracy, and Justice' on February 6th, 2025, overshadowing discussions on judicial reform.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Construction Slowdown Follows Supreme Court Ruling on Bonuses
Following the Greek Supreme Court's December 11th ruling abolishing construction bonuses, November 2024 showed a 6.5% rise in building permits but significant decreases in building area and volume, indicating a developer wait-and-see approach.
Greek Construction Slowdown Follows Supreme Court Ruling on Bonuses
Following the Greek Supreme Court's December 11th ruling abolishing construction bonuses, November 2024 showed a 6.5% rise in building permits but significant decreases in building area and volume, indicating a developer wait-and-see approach.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's First Cabinet Meeting: Ukraine Deal, EU Tariffs, and Musk's Unconventional Role
President Trump's first cabinet meeting, five weeks after his inauguration, featured the announcement of a mineral resources agreement with Ukraine, the imposition of 25% tariffs on EU products, and public support for Elon Musk, who participated despite lacking Senate confirmation.
Trump's First Cabinet Meeting: Ukraine Deal, EU Tariffs, and Musk's Unconventional Role
President Trump's first cabinet meeting, five weeks after his inauguration, featured the announcement of a mineral resources agreement with Ukraine, the imposition of 25% tariffs on EU products, and public support for Elon Musk, who participated despite lacking Senate confirmation.
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52% Bias Score
Palestinians Attack Israelis in Athens; Greek Media Underreports Incident
A group of young Palestinians attacked Israelis in Athens on Saturday night, stabbing one and cutting off his Star of David necklace; the incident was reported in a French newspaper but seemingly underreported in Greek media, raising concerns about potential biases in local news coverage and selecti...
Palestinians Attack Israelis in Athens; Greek Media Underreports Incident
A group of young Palestinians attacked Israelis in Athens on Saturday night, stabbing one and cutting off his Star of David necklace; the incident was reported in a French newspaper but seemingly underreported in Greek media, raising concerns about potential biases in local news coverage and selecti...
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48% Bias Score
Greece: One in Four Households Lack Emergency Savings
A Eurobarometer survey reveals that 25% of Greek households lack any emergency savings, leaving them financially vulnerable to even a single day without income, highlighting the critical need for financial literacy and improved support systems.
Greece: One in Four Households Lack Emergency Savings
A Eurobarometer survey reveals that 25% of Greek households lack any emergency savings, leaving them financially vulnerable to even a single day without income, highlighting the critical need for financial literacy and improved support systems.
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32% Bias Score
Greek Protests: Tempe Tragedy Fuels Widespread Anger
Anticipated large-scale protests across Greece today aim to alleviate public anger stemming from the Tempe train tragedy and broader government policy dissatisfaction; the situation differs from the 2011 protests due to a lack of direct financial impact, but similar underlying factors exist.
Greek Protests: Tempe Tragedy Fuels Widespread Anger
Anticipated large-scale protests across Greece today aim to alleviate public anger stemming from the Tempe train tragedy and broader government policy dissatisfaction; the situation differs from the 2011 protests due to a lack of direct financial impact, but similar underlying factors exist.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Government Criticizes Androulakis; PASOK Announces No-Confidence Vote
The Greek government criticized PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis for commenting on a report before its presentation, while PASOK announced a no-confidence motion and SYRIZA faced internal conflict. The Prime Minister's trip to the UAE aimed to establish Greece as a bridge between the Middle East and E...
Greek Government Criticizes Androulakis; PASOK Announces No-Confidence Vote
The Greek government criticized PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis for commenting on a report before its presentation, while PASOK announced a no-confidence motion and SYRIZA faced internal conflict. The Prime Minister's trip to the UAE aimed to establish Greece as a bridge between the Middle East and E...
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40% Bias Score
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire on Brink of Collapse
A six-week ceasefire between Israel and Hamas hangs precariously as the initial 42-day phase ends Saturday, with disagreements over prisoner exchanges and Hamas disarmament threatening to reignite the conflict, despite an emerging Arab proposal for reconstruction.
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire on Brink of Collapse
A six-week ceasefire between Israel and Hamas hangs precariously as the initial 42-day phase ends Saturday, with disagreements over prisoner exchanges and Hamas disarmament threatening to reignite the conflict, despite an emerging Arab proposal for reconstruction.
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36% Bias Score
Hamas Agrees to Ceasefire Phase Two Talks After Prisoner Exchange
Following a prisoner exchange where Israel released 596 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the bodies of four Israeli hostages, three of whom Israel claims were murdered while in captivity, Hamas announced readiness for a second phase of ceasefire talks. 54 hostages remain in Gaza.
Hamas Agrees to Ceasefire Phase Two Talks After Prisoner Exchange
Following a prisoner exchange where Israel released 596 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the bodies of four Israeli hostages, three of whom Israel claims were murdered while in captivity, Hamas announced readiness for a second phase of ceasefire talks. 54 hostages remain in Gaza.
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44% Bias Score
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