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Greece Reaffirms Commitment to Greece-Cyprus-Israel Electricity Interconnector
Greece's Minister of Environment and Energy, Stauros Papasavvou, reiterated the country's firm commitment to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, despite comments from Cyprus' finance minister questioning its viability.
Greece Reaffirms Commitment to Greece-Cyprus-Israel Electricity Interconnector
Greece's Minister of Environment and Energy, Stauros Papasavvou, reiterated the country's firm commitment to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, despite comments from Cyprus' finance minister questioning its viability.
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32% Bias Score


Crete Drug and Arms Trafficking Ring Busted: Hotel Owner, Priest, and Police Involved
A months-long investigation in Chania, Crete, uncovered a drug and arms trafficking ring involving a hotel owner, a priest, a police officer, and other officials, resulting in 48 arrests and the seizure of drugs and weapons.
Crete Drug and Arms Trafficking Ring Busted: Hotel Owner, Priest, and Police Involved
A months-long investigation in Chania, Crete, uncovered a drug and arms trafficking ring involving a hotel owner, a priest, a police officer, and other officials, resulting in 48 arrests and the seizure of drugs and weapons.
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12% Bias Score


Greece: 2025 Wildfires Burn 468,000 Acres
As of late August 2025, wildfires in Greece have scorched 468,000 acres, placing 2025 as the fifth worst wildfire year in the last two decades, impacting regions like Chios, Achaea, and Feneos.
Greece: 2025 Wildfires Burn 468,000 Acres
As of late August 2025, wildfires in Greece have scorched 468,000 acres, placing 2025 as the fifth worst wildfire year in the last two decades, impacting regions like Chios, Achaea, and Feneos.
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28% Bias Score


Greece and Turkey to Hold Summit in New York Amidst Regional Tensions
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis announced a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, scheduled between September 22-26, focusing on bilateral issues and regional stability.
Greece and Turkey to Hold Summit in New York Amidst Regional Tensions
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis announced a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, scheduled between September 22-26, focusing on bilateral issues and regional stability.
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28% Bias Score


Turkey's Opposition to Greece-Cyprus-Israel Subsea Cable Project
Turkey's potential use of military force threatens the construction of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel subsea electricity cable, despite international law allowing the project; the Greek government must decide whether to proceed, considering the strategic importance and risks involved.
Turkey's Opposition to Greece-Cyprus-Israel Subsea Cable Project
Turkey's potential use of military force threatens the construction of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel subsea electricity cable, despite international law allowing the project; the Greek government must decide whether to proceed, considering the strategic importance and risks involved.
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36% Bias Score


Greek Electricity Prices Drop Significantly in September
Following a 27% decrease in August's wholesale electricity price, Greek consumers will see reductions of up to 35% in green energy tariffs for September, reflecting the government's pressure on energy providers to pass on savings.
Greek Electricity Prices Drop Significantly in September
Following a 27% decrease in August's wholesale electricity price, Greek consumers will see reductions of up to 35% in green energy tariffs for September, reflecting the government's pressure on energy providers to pass on savings.
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28% Bias Score

Greek Authorities Investigate €22.6 Million in OPKEPE Subsidy Fraud
Greek authorities are investigating 1,036 tax identification numbers (TINs) implicated in €22.6 million in fraudulent agricultural subsidies paid by the OPKEPE agency between 2019 and 2024, leading to asset seizures.

Greek Authorities Investigate €22.6 Million in OPKEPE Subsidy Fraud
Greek authorities are investigating 1,036 tax identification numbers (TINs) implicated in €22.6 million in fraudulent agricultural subsidies paid by the OPKEPE agency between 2019 and 2024, leading to asset seizures.
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56% Bias Score

Potential Illegal Construction on the Protected Island of Polyaigos
The Hellenic Society for Environment and Culture denounces potential construction activity on Polyaigos, a protected island with a unique ownership structure and environmental regulations, prompting calls for intervention to prevent any unauthorized development.

Potential Illegal Construction on the Protected Island of Polyaigos
The Hellenic Society for Environment and Culture denounces potential construction activity on Polyaigos, a protected island with a unique ownership structure and environmental regulations, prompting calls for intervention to prevent any unauthorized development.
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20% Bias Score

Greek PM Mitsotakis to Outline Economic Measures and Political Vision at Thessaloniki International Fair
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will unveil approximately €2 billion in economic measures and a broader political vision at the Thessaloniki International Fair, aiming to consolidate support and define the electoral narrative for upcoming elections.

Greek PM Mitsotakis to Outline Economic Measures and Political Vision at Thessaloniki International Fair
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will unveil approximately €2 billion in economic measures and a broader political vision at the Thessaloniki International Fair, aiming to consolidate support and define the electoral narrative for upcoming elections.
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40% Bias Score

Attica
Several large-scale marina projects are underway in Attica, Greece, aiming to accommodate the increasing number of mega-yachts and improve coastal management.

Attica
Several large-scale marina projects are underway in Attica, Greece, aiming to accommodate the increasing number of mega-yachts and improve coastal management.
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48% Bias Score

Greece's Low Productivity: A Multifaceted Challenge
Greece faces a productivity crisis, marked by a 12% decline despite increased working hours, stemming from underinvestment, wage compression, and a lack of economic restructuring, resulting in low-value-added production and hindering wage increases.

Greece's Low Productivity: A Multifaceted Challenge
Greece faces a productivity crisis, marked by a 12% decline despite increased working hours, stemming from underinvestment, wage compression, and a lack of economic restructuring, resulting in low-value-added production and hindering wage increases.
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20% Bias Score

Greek Initiative Promotes EU Progress Through Citizen Engagement
Based in Athens, the Initiative for European Progress, founded in July 2025, is a non-profit advocating for EU values through citizen mobilization and concrete actions.

Greek Initiative Promotes EU Progress Through Citizen Engagement
Based in Athens, the Initiative for European Progress, founded in July 2025, is a non-profit advocating for EU values through citizen mobilization and concrete actions.
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56% Bias Score
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