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Greek Subsidy Scandal Exposes Systemic Corruption, Fueling Public Anger
Greece faces a new scandal involving illegal subsidies to farmers and livestock breeders totaling hundreds of millions of euros, adding to a string of controversies highlighting chronic state dysfunction and impunity, impacting citizens' trust and potentially influencing upcoming elections.
Greek Subsidy Scandal Exposes Systemic Corruption, Fueling Public Anger
Greece faces a new scandal involving illegal subsidies to farmers and livestock breeders totaling hundreds of millions of euros, adding to a string of controversies highlighting chronic state dysfunction and impunity, impacting citizens' trust and potentially influencing upcoming elections.
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52% Bias Score
Denmark's EU Presidency: Stricter Asylum, Stronger Defense
Denmark launched its EU Council Presidency in Aarhus, focusing on stricter asylum rules, increased defense spending to counter perceived Russian threats, and 'innovative solutions' for managing migration, including return hubs and encouraging Syrian repatriation.
Denmark's EU Presidency: Stricter Asylum, Stronger Defense
Denmark launched its EU Council Presidency in Aarhus, focusing on stricter asylum rules, increased defense spending to counter perceived Russian threats, and 'innovative solutions' for managing migration, including return hubs and encouraging Syrian repatriation.
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52% Bias Score
France Condemns Arrests of Turkish Mayors; Turkey Rejects Criticism
France condemned the recent arrests of several Turkish opposition mayors, including those of Adana, Antalya, and Adiyaman, expressing deep concern about the respect for democratic rights and fair trial; Turkey rejected the criticism, stating that it constitutes an interference in its judicial proces...
France Condemns Arrests of Turkish Mayors; Turkey Rejects Criticism
France condemned the recent arrests of several Turkish opposition mayors, including those of Adana, Antalya, and Adiyaman, expressing deep concern about the respect for democratic rights and fair trial; Turkey rejected the criticism, stating that it constitutes an interference in its judicial proces...
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40% Bias Score
OPKEPE Sanctions Key Witness in Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, a key witness in the Greek agricultural subsidy scandal, was sanctioned with a 20-day salary deduction by the OPKEPE administration on May 2nd, 2025, following disciplinary proceedings initiated by the former president for breach of confidentiality and unbecoming conduct, st...
OPKEPE Sanctions Key Witness in Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, a key witness in the Greek agricultural subsidy scandal, was sanctioned with a 20-day salary deduction by the OPKEPE administration on May 2nd, 2025, following disciplinary proceedings initiated by the former president for breach of confidentiality and unbecoming conduct, st...
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40% Bias Score
Houthi Attacks Sink One, Damage Another Greek Ship in Red Sea
Houthi rebels attacked two Greek-owned cargo ships in the Red Sea within 24 hours; the "Magic Seas" sank, but all crew were rescued, while the "Eternity" suffered damage and casualties.
Houthi Attacks Sink One, Damage Another Greek Ship in Red Sea
Houthi rebels attacked two Greek-owned cargo ships in the Red Sea within 24 hours; the "Magic Seas" sank, but all crew were rescued, while the "Eternity" suffered damage and casualties.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Cracks Down on Tax Evasion, Recovers €26.42 Million in Penalties
During the first five months of 2025, Greek authorities investigated 842 individuals for money laundering and tax evasion exceeding €50,000, resulting in €26.42 million in tax and penalty assessments, with €20.3 million stemming from concealed income; the investigation was a joint effort between the...
Greece Cracks Down on Tax Evasion, Recovers €26.42 Million in Penalties
During the first five months of 2025, Greek authorities investigated 842 individuals for money laundering and tax evasion exceeding €50,000, resulting in €26.42 million in tax and penalty assessments, with €20.3 million stemming from concealed income; the investigation was a joint effort between the...
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24% Bias Score
Greek Startup Develops Jam-Resistant Military Drone
Velos Rotors, a Greek startup, is developing a reinforced electric unmanned helicopter for military use, resistant to signal jamming and GPS interference, following international demand; the company also plans a larger 50kg model.
Greek Startup Develops Jam-Resistant Military Drone
Velos Rotors, a Greek startup, is developing a reinforced electric unmanned helicopter for military use, resistant to signal jamming and GPS interference, following international demand; the company also plans a larger 50kg model.
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44% Bias Score
US Executive Order Challenges Birthright Citizenship
A January 2025 US executive order seeks to restrict birthright citizenship, contradicting the 14th Amendment (1868), sparking controversy and legal challenges, while some Republicans support this despite their party's role in establishing the 14th amendment.
US Executive Order Challenges Birthright Citizenship
A January 2025 US executive order seeks to restrict birthright citizenship, contradicting the 14th Amendment (1868), sparking controversy and legal challenges, while some Republicans support this despite their party's role in establishing the 14th amendment.
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56% Bias Score
Macron's UK Visit Aims to Repair Post-Brexit Ties
French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting the UK for three days, beginning with a ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, to improve relations after Brexit, focusing on issues like illegal immigration and defense cooperation.
Macron's UK Visit Aims to Repair Post-Brexit Ties
French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting the UK for three days, beginning with a ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, to improve relations after Brexit, focusing on issues like illegal immigration and defense cooperation.
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36% Bias Score
US Imposes Full Trade Embargo on Cuba in 1963
In July 1963, the United States imposed a complete trade embargo on Cuba under President Kennedy, following the 1959 Cuban Revolution and the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, aiming to overthrow the Castro regime, resulting in decades of strained relations and economic hardship for Cuba.
US Imposes Full Trade Embargo on Cuba in 1963
In July 1963, the United States imposed a complete trade embargo on Cuba under President Kennedy, following the 1959 Cuban Revolution and the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, aiming to overthrow the Castro regime, resulting in decades of strained relations and economic hardship for Cuba.
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36% Bias Score
The Invisible Map": Unveiling Eleusis's Hidden History
The digital platform "The Invisible Map" unveils Eleusis's hidden history through personal narratives and archival material, offering a unique way to experience the city's rich past and present after its year as European Capital of Culture.
The Invisible Map": Unveiling Eleusis's Hidden History
The digital platform "The Invisible Map" unveils Eleusis's hidden history through personal narratives and archival material, offering a unique way to experience the city's rich past and present after its year as European Capital of Culture.
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24% Bias Score
Greece on High Alert for Heatwave-Induced Power Outages
To maintain Greece's electricity supply during a heatwave, ADMIE, DEDDIE, and RAE are on alert, with technicians recalled and spare parts available; a new 870 MW natural gas plant and lignite units are on standby. A European Union Task Force also convened to address energy challenges.
Greece on High Alert for Heatwave-Induced Power Outages
To maintain Greece's electricity supply during a heatwave, ADMIE, DEDDIE, and RAE are on alert, with technicians recalled and spare parts available; a new 870 MW natural gas plant and lignite units are on standby. A European Union Task Force also convened to address energy challenges.
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12% Bias Score
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