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Turkey Warns Greece of Crisis Amidst Rising Tensions
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Greece that its rhetoric, especially from Minister Dendias, risks a crisis with negative geopolitical consequences for Athens, likening Greece's political response to Turkey to Pavlov's dog; Turkey also highlighted improved relations with eastern Libya.
Turkey Warns Greece of Crisis Amidst Rising Tensions
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned Greece that its rhetoric, especially from Minister Dendias, risks a crisis with negative geopolitical consequences for Athens, likening Greece's political response to Turkey to Pavlov's dog; Turkey also highlighted improved relations with eastern Libya.
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68% Bias Score
Turkey Establishes Marine Protected Areas in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey declared two marine protected areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, extending beyond its territorial waters, as a response to Greece's marine park declarations on July 21st, prompting a strong rebuke from Greece's foreign ministry, describing it as illegal and rejecting Turkey's clai...
Turkey Establishes Marine Protected Areas in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey declared two marine protected areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, extending beyond its territorial waters, as a response to Greece's marine park declarations on July 21st, prompting a strong rebuke from Greece's foreign ministry, describing it as illegal and rejecting Turkey's clai...
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52% Bias Score
Greece, Turkey Clash Over New Aegean Marine Parks
Greece announced two new National Marine Parks in the Ionian and Aegean Seas on July 21, 2025, prompting a critical response from Turkey, which argues the parks impact unresolved sovereignty issues and calls for bilateral cooperation, while Greece rejects Turkey's claims of 'grey zones'.
Greece, Turkey Clash Over New Aegean Marine Parks
Greece announced two new National Marine Parks in the Ionian and Aegean Seas on July 21, 2025, prompting a critical response from Turkey, which argues the parks impact unresolved sovereignty issues and calls for bilateral cooperation, while Greece rejects Turkey's claims of 'grey zones'.
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44% Bias Score
Greece to Acquire New Submarines with Cruise Missiles
Greece plans to acquire new submarines within the next decade, equipped with cruise missiles, to counter Turkey's naval expansion in the Aegean Sea, which includes over 30 vessels and a planned aircraft carrier.
Greece to Acquire New Submarines with Cruise Missiles
Greece plans to acquire new submarines within the next decade, equipped with cruise missiles, to counter Turkey's naval expansion in the Aegean Sea, which includes over 30 vessels and a planned aircraft carrier.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey Hesitant to Lift Casus Belli Amidst Greek Plea for EU Defense Participation
Greece urged Turkey to revoke its casus belli declaration to participate in European defense programs; Turkey is hesitant, citing risks to the Aegean Sea balance and linking the issue to territorial water disputes, while a planned meeting between the leaders of both countries might resolve the situa...
Turkey Hesitant to Lift Casus Belli Amidst Greek Plea for EU Defense Participation
Greece urged Turkey to revoke its casus belli declaration to participate in European defense programs; Turkey is hesitant, citing risks to the Aegean Sea balance and linking the issue to territorial water disputes, while a planned meeting between the leaders of both countries might resolve the situa...
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36% Bias Score
6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes off Crete, Prompting Tsunami Warning
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck 49 miles off Crete at 6:19 a.m. local time on Thursday, prompting a tsunami warning across parts of Europe and causing minor damage on the island while triggering widespread fear among residents and tourists.
6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes off Crete, Prompting Tsunami Warning
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck 49 miles off Crete at 6:19 a.m. local time on Thursday, prompting a tsunami warning across parts of Europe and causing minor damage on the island while triggering widespread fear among residents and tourists.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey's Aegean Marine Parks Announcement Strains Relations with Greece
Turkey announced the creation of marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, prompting skepticism from Greece, which views the move as politically motivated in the absence of an agreed-upon EEZ, and further complicating already strained relations marked by a lack of progress despite ongoin...
Turkey's Aegean Marine Parks Announcement Strains Relations with Greece
Turkey announced the creation of marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, prompting skepticism from Greece, which views the move as politically motivated in the absence of an agreed-upon EEZ, and further complicating already strained relations marked by a lack of progress despite ongoin...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
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40% Bias Score
Ten Aegean Islets: Unveiling Hidden Histories
Ten lesser-known Aegean islets—Kaloyeri, Syrna, Kandilioussa, Zourafa, Anhydros, Antimylos, Piperi, Fanari, Aspronisi, and Nata—reveal a rich history encompassing monastic life, pirate havens, strategic maritime roles, and unique ecosystems.
Ten Aegean Islets: Unveiling Hidden Histories
Ten lesser-known Aegean islets—Kaloyeri, Syrna, Kandilioussa, Zourafa, Anhydros, Antimylos, Piperi, Fanari, Aspronisi, and Nata—reveal a rich history encompassing monastic life, pirate havens, strategic maritime roles, and unique ecosystems.
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20% Bias Score
Greece Rejects Turkey's Criticism of Historical Map Gift
Greece rejects Turkey's criticism of a 1585 map gifted by the Hellenic National Defense General Staff chief to the Ecumenical Patriarch, calling Turkey's objections hypocritical given its own promotion of the 'Blue Homeland' map; the incident highlights ongoing tensions.
Greece Rejects Turkey's Criticism of Historical Map Gift
Greece rejects Turkey's criticism of a 1585 map gifted by the Hellenic National Defense General Staff chief to the Ecumenical Patriarch, calling Turkey's objections hypocritical given its own promotion of the 'Blue Homeland' map; the incident highlights ongoing tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's 1974 Oil Announcement: A Gamble Amidst Economic Crisis and Geopolitical Tensions
In 1974, Greece's military junta announced significant oil discoveries in Thasos to address economic instability and shore up its political standing; however, this announcement coincided with Turkey's challenge to Greek territorial waters in the Aegean, escalating tensions and ultimately contributin...
Greece's 1974 Oil Announcement: A Gamble Amidst Economic Crisis and Geopolitical Tensions
In 1974, Greece's military junta announced significant oil discoveries in Thasos to address economic instability and shore up its political standing; however, this announcement coincided with Turkey's challenge to Greek territorial waters in the Aegean, escalating tensions and ultimately contributin...
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44% Bias Score
Turkey's Major Military Exercises in May
Turkey's armed forces are planning two major military exercises in May, "Denizkurdu II 2025" and "Phoenix of Anatolia 2025," involving over 20,000 troops across various locations and prompting a response from Greece with its own "Storm" exercise.
Turkey's Major Military Exercises in May
Turkey's armed forces are planning two major military exercises in May, "Denizkurdu II 2025" and "Phoenix of Anatolia 2025," involving over 20,000 troops across various locations and prompting a response from Greece with its own "Storm" exercise.
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36% Bias Score
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