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Greek Economist Calls for Constitutional Reform to Address Systemic Economic and Social Issues
A Greek economist argues for constitutional reform to address declining institutional effectiveness, insufficient economic provisions, and the lack of provisions for long-term challenges like climate change and an aging population, citing World Bank data showing a decline in Greece's institutional r...
Greek Economist Calls for Constitutional Reform to Address Systemic Economic and Social Issues
A Greek economist argues for constitutional reform to address declining institutional effectiveness, insufficient economic provisions, and the lack of provisions for long-term challenges like climate change and an aging population, citing World Bank data showing a decline in Greece's institutional r...
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44% Bias Score
Greece Needs Unified Code of Ethics for Public Asset Management
Greece's public asset management lacks a unified code of ethics, resulting in inconsistencies, inefficiencies, and a lack of transparency; a new framework with clear principles, procedures, and stakeholder engagement is proposed to improve accountability and effective use of public assets.
Greece Needs Unified Code of Ethics for Public Asset Management
Greece's public asset management lacks a unified code of ethics, resulting in inconsistencies, inefficiencies, and a lack of transparency; a new framework with clear principles, procedures, and stakeholder engagement is proposed to improve accountability and effective use of public assets.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Government Faces Crisis Amidst Corruption Scandal and Legislative Gridlock
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's end-of-year address contrasted sharply with the reality of a government weakened by parliamentary struggles, a corruption scandal ('Koldo case'), and stagnant wages despite claims of national prosperity; the legislative paralysis delays crucial funding and inve...
Spanish Government Faces Crisis Amidst Corruption Scandal and Legislative Gridlock
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's end-of-year address contrasted sharply with the reality of a government weakened by parliamentary struggles, a corruption scandal ('Koldo case'), and stagnant wages despite claims of national prosperity; the legislative paralysis delays crucial funding and inve...
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56% Bias Score
EU Withholds €1.5 Billion in Aid to Ukraine Over Corruption Concerns
The European Union is withholding €1.5 billion in aid from Ukraine due to concerns over President Zelensky's weakening of anti-corruption agencies, despite his reversal of the decision; this follows street protests and raises questions about Western support for Zelensky.
EU Withholds €1.5 Billion in Aid to Ukraine Over Corruption Concerns
The European Union is withholding €1.5 billion in aid from Ukraine due to concerns over President Zelensky's weakening of anti-corruption agencies, despite his reversal of the decision; this follows street protests and raises questions about Western support for Zelensky.
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48% Bias Score
Greek PM Urges Strict Deadlines for Recovery Fund Projects
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the cabinet on Friday, emphasizing strict adherence to deadlines for implementing 25 key reforms and the Recovery Fund projects by year's end, to avoid losing EU funds and ensure effective governance.
Greek PM Urges Strict Deadlines for Recovery Fund Projects
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the cabinet on Friday, emphasizing strict adherence to deadlines for implementing 25 key reforms and the Recovery Fund projects by year's end, to avoid losing EU funds and ensure effective governance.
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Missed Opportunity: Delayed Ethics Commission Weakens Political Reform
One year after Labour's election win, the government's delayed launch of its ethics and integrity commission, weakened by vague enforcement, reveals a missed opportunity to reform Britain's political system and rebuild public trust, as evidenced by the rise of Reform UK.
Labour's Missed Opportunity: Delayed Ethics Commission Weakens Political Reform
One year after Labour's election win, the government's delayed launch of its ethics and integrity commission, weakened by vague enforcement, reveals a missed opportunity to reform Britain's political system and rebuild public trust, as evidenced by the rise of Reform UK.
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56% Bias Score
Greek Parliament's Disregard for Constitutional Principles Threatens Democracy
The Greek Parliament witnessed a blatant disregard for constitutional and parliamentary principles on Wednesday, jeopardizing parliamentary democracy. Former Parliament President, Apostolos Kaklamanis, calls for urgent reform to restore order and public trust.
Greek Parliament's Disregard for Constitutional Principles Threatens Democracy
The Greek Parliament witnessed a blatant disregard for constitutional and parliamentary principles on Wednesday, jeopardizing parliamentary democracy. Former Parliament President, Apostolos Kaklamanis, calls for urgent reform to restore order and public trust.
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48% Bias Score
Accelerated Time and its Impact on Governance
This article analyzes how the feeling of accelerated time influences politics, causing short-term governance, decreased public trust, and ineffective state intervention, ultimately leading to a loss of political leadership and the inability to solve societal problems.
Accelerated Time and its Impact on Governance
This article analyzes how the feeling of accelerated time influences politics, causing short-term governance, decreased public trust, and ineffective state intervention, ultimately leading to a loss of political leadership and the inability to solve societal problems.
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44% Bias Score
87-Year-Old Council Member Challenges Age Discrimination in Dutch Local Politics
87-year-old Dré Rennenberg, a council member in Eindhoven since 1994, continues his political career despite health issues and a recent dispute over age-based allowance cuts for older council members, highlighting concerns about age discrimination in local politics.
87-Year-Old Council Member Challenges Age Discrimination in Dutch Local Politics
87-year-old Dré Rennenberg, a council member in Eindhoven since 1994, continues his political career despite health issues and a recent dispute over age-based allowance cuts for older council members, highlighting concerns about age discrimination in local politics.
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44% Bias Score
AI Revolution: Lessons from the Agricultural Transition
The article compares the agricultural revolution to the current AI revolution, emphasizing that successful AI integration requires thoughtful governance, strategic investment in human capital, and adaptive policies, drawing parallels from historical societal transitions to inform modern organization...
AI Revolution: Lessons from the Agricultural Transition
The article compares the agricultural revolution to the current AI revolution, emphasizing that successful AI integration requires thoughtful governance, strategic investment in human capital, and adaptive policies, drawing parallels from historical societal transitions to inform modern organization...
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16% Bias Score
Recurring Disasters in Turkey Highlight Systemic Failures
Turkey faces a recurring crisis of preventable deaths due to floods, fires, mining accidents, and other disasters, often linked to inadequate safety regulations and a failure to learn from past tragedies.
Recurring Disasters in Turkey Highlight Systemic Failures
Turkey faces a recurring crisis of preventable deaths due to floods, fires, mining accidents, and other disasters, often linked to inadequate safety regulations and a failure to learn from past tragedies.
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68% Bias Score
Zelenskyy Submits Bill to Restore Independence of Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies
President Zelenskyy submitted a bill to Ukraine's parliament on July 24th to restore the independence of the NABU and SAP, limiting the Prosecutor General's powers over pre-trial investigations and addressing international criticism following a previous law that reduced their autonomy.
Zelenskyy Submits Bill to Restore Independence of Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies
President Zelenskyy submitted a bill to Ukraine's parliament on July 24th to restore the independence of the NABU and SAP, limiting the Prosecutor General's powers over pre-trial investigations and addressing international criticism following a previous law that reduced their autonomy.
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32% Bias Score
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