Showing 913 to 924 of 3,943 results
Greece Launches National Public Service Evaluation Platform
Greece launches a national online platform this week for citizens to rate public services, starting with 5 million registered citizens evaluating government and municipal agencies, digital services, and municipal services, with public feedback to be available in May.
Greece Launches National Public Service Evaluation Platform
Greece launches a national online platform this week for citizens to rate public services, starting with 5 million registered citizens evaluating government and municipal agencies, digital services, and municipal services, with public feedback to be available in May.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Putin Reiterates Readiness for Unconditional Talks with Ukraine Amidst Contradictory Signals from Trump
Following a three-hour meeting in Moscow between Vladimir Putin and US envoy Steve Wytko, Putin reiterated Russia's willingness for unconditional talks with Ukraine, while Trump, after a meeting with Zelensky, claimed both sides are close to an agreement despite criticizing Putin's bombing of civili...
Putin Reiterates Readiness for Unconditional Talks with Ukraine Amidst Contradictory Signals from Trump
Following a three-hour meeting in Moscow between Vladimir Putin and US envoy Steve Wytko, Putin reiterated Russia's willingness for unconditional talks with Ukraine, while Trump, after a meeting with Zelensky, claimed both sides are close to an agreement despite criticizing Putin's bombing of civili...
Progress
40% Bias Score
EuroLeague Playoffs: Olympiacos Dominates, Panathinaikos Stumbles
Olympiacos defeated Real Madrid 2-0 in their EuroLeague playoffs, while Panathinaikos lost to Anadolu Efes 1-1, shifting home-court advantage; both series highlight the importance of consistent performance and tactical adaptability.
EuroLeague Playoffs: Olympiacos Dominates, Panathinaikos Stumbles
Olympiacos defeated Real Madrid 2-0 in their EuroLeague playoffs, while Panathinaikos lost to Anadolu Efes 1-1, shifting home-court advantage; both series highlight the importance of consistent performance and tactical adaptability.
Progress
40% Bias Score
The Fragility of Democracy: Historical Context and the AI Threat
The article challenges the notion of democracy as a timeless achievement, citing limited suffrage in ancient Athens and the early United States, arguing that widespread information dissemination is crucial for democratic success and raising concerns about the potential for AI to create new forms of ...
The Fragility of Democracy: Historical Context and the AI Threat
The article challenges the notion of democracy as a timeless achievement, citing limited suffrage in ancient Athens and the early United States, arguing that widespread information dissemination is crucial for democratic success and raising concerns about the potential for AI to create new forms of ...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Cryptocurrencies and US Geopolitical Instability: A Risk Assessment
Angela Walts, an independent researcher, discusses the cryptocurrency market's response to US geopolitical instability, highlighting potential systemic risks and questioning whether cryptocurrencies are a true safe haven asset; she also raises concerns about the Trump administration's cryptocurrency...
Cryptocurrencies and US Geopolitical Instability: A Risk Assessment
Angela Walts, an independent researcher, discusses the cryptocurrency market's response to US geopolitical instability, highlighting potential systemic risks and questioning whether cryptocurrencies are a true safe haven asset; she also raises concerns about the Trump administration's cryptocurrency...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Greek Economists Prioritize Infrastructure Over Subsidies to Combat Low Birth Rate
Ninety-five percent of 19 Greek economists surveyed prioritize infrastructure improvements and supportive policies over direct subsidies to combat the nation's low birth rate, citing negative impacts on economic productivity and the social security system.
Greek Economists Prioritize Infrastructure Over Subsidies to Combat Low Birth Rate
Ninety-five percent of 19 Greek economists surveyed prioritize infrastructure improvements and supportive policies over direct subsidies to combat the nation's low birth rate, citing negative impacts on economic productivity and the social security system.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Ukraine Conflict: Proposed Treaty Falls Short of Russia's Initial Aims
Following Peskov's statement that Russia sacrificed much for the Ukraine agreement aiming to conquer the whole country, a proposed treaty would leave Kyiv and Zelensky in place, representing a significant concession by Russia, falling short of their initial goals despite controlling only 19% of Ukra...
Ukraine Conflict: Proposed Treaty Falls Short of Russia's Initial Aims
Following Peskov's statement that Russia sacrificed much for the Ukraine agreement aiming to conquer the whole country, a proposed treaty would leave Kyiv and Zelensky in place, representing a significant concession by Russia, falling short of their initial goals despite controlling only 19% of Ukra...
Progress
60% Bias Score
Greece Faces Severe Demographic Crisis Amidst Aging Population and Emigration
In 2024, Greece recorded 125,423 deaths versus 62,624 births; approximately 160,000 Greeks were born abroad in the last two decades, with one in nine Greeks born outside the country, contributing to a rapidly aging population and severe demographic decline.
Greece Faces Severe Demographic Crisis Amidst Aging Population and Emigration
In 2024, Greece recorded 125,423 deaths versus 62,624 births; approximately 160,000 Greeks were born abroad in the last two decades, with one in nine Greeks born outside the country, contributing to a rapidly aging population and severe demographic decline.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Deadly Explosion at Iran's Major Port Shahid Rajaee
At least four people died and over 500 were injured in a large explosion at Iran's largest port, Shahid Rajaee, in Bandar Abbas on Sunday, impacting global trade and energy security due to its strategic location near the Strait of Hormuz.
Deadly Explosion at Iran's Major Port Shahid Rajaee
At least four people died and over 500 were injured in a large explosion at Iran's largest port, Shahid Rajaee, in Bandar Abbas on Sunday, impacting global trade and energy security due to its strategic location near the Strait of Hormuz.
Progress
20% Bias Score
Tempe Train Disaster: Investigation Widens to Include Seven Former Ministry Officials
The testimonies of two high-ranking Ministry of Transport officials in the Tempe train crash investigation implicated about seven former secretaries-general (2016-2023) in safety failures, potentially expanding the investigation to include political figures and leading to parliamentary proceedings.
Tempe Train Disaster: Investigation Widens to Include Seven Former Ministry Officials
The testimonies of two high-ranking Ministry of Transport officials in the Tempe train crash investigation implicated about seven former secretaries-general (2016-2023) in safety failures, potentially expanding the investigation to include political figures and leading to parliamentary proceedings.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Greece to Establish 150,000-Strong Active Reserve Force under 'Agenda 2030'
Greece aims to create a 150,000-strong active volunteer reserve force within five years under the 'Agenda 2030,' enhancing its defense capabilities by modernizing training and integrating citizen soldiers into national defense planning.
Greece to Establish 150,000-Strong Active Reserve Force under 'Agenda 2030'
Greece aims to create a 150,000-strong active volunteer reserve force within five years under the 'Agenda 2030,' enhancing its defense capabilities by modernizing training and integrating citizen soldiers into national defense planning.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Athens Housing Crisis: Abandoned Buildings and Lack of Social Housing
Athens faces a housing crisis despite numerous abandoned buildings, highlighting the lack of social housing programs and the need for repurposing vacant structures, contrasting with other European countries utilizing recovery funds for social housing.
Athens Housing Crisis: Abandoned Buildings and Lack of Social Housing
Athens faces a housing crisis despite numerous abandoned buildings, highlighting the lack of social housing programs and the need for repurposing vacant structures, contrasting with other European countries utilizing recovery funds for social housing.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Showing 913 to 924 of 3,943 results