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Greece Sees Positive Migration Shift in 2023
Greece's Deputy Prime Minister announced that in 2023, for the first time since 2008, more Greek citizens returned (47,200) than left (32,800), attributed to government initiatives including tax incentives and job creation, reflecting an improving economic climate and a reversal of the negative migr...
Greece Sees Positive Migration Shift in 2023
Greece's Deputy Prime Minister announced that in 2023, for the first time since 2008, more Greek citizens returned (47,200) than left (32,800), attributed to government initiatives including tax incentives and job creation, reflecting an improving economic climate and a reversal of the negative migr...
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40% Bias Score
Stournaras Testifies in Novartis Trial, Alleges Political Persecution
In the ongoing Novartis trial, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras testified, alleging political motivations behind accusations against him and his wife, citing significant reductions in pharmaceutical spending during his time as finance minister and highlighting the extensive financial scruti...
Stournaras Testifies in Novartis Trial, Alleges Political Persecution
In the ongoing Novartis trial, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras testified, alleging political motivations behind accusations against him and his wife, citing significant reductions in pharmaceutical spending during his time as finance minister and highlighting the extensive financial scruti...
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72% Bias Score
Greek Businesses Leverage AI for Efficiency and Competitive Advantage
Greek businesses are integrating AI into various operations, from analyzing customer sentiment to optimizing production, demonstrating efficiency gains and improving decision-making; this trend will likely accelerate.
Greek Businesses Leverage AI for Efficiency and Competitive Advantage
Greek businesses are integrating AI into various operations, from analyzing customer sentiment to optimizing production, demonstrating efficiency gains and improving decision-making; this trend will likely accelerate.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Singer Defies KKE, Highlights Artistic Freedom
Greek singer Glykeria was excluded from a Greek Communist Party (KKE)-organized concert for performing in Israel; she openly defended her decision, highlighting her artistic independence and refusal to be politically constrained, potentially facing further boycotts.
Greek Singer Defies KKE, Highlights Artistic Freedom
Greek singer Glykeria was excluded from a Greek Communist Party (KKE)-organized concert for performing in Israel; she openly defended her decision, highlighting her artistic independence and refusal to be politically constrained, potentially facing further boycotts.
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56% Bias Score
Athens Festival Adapts to Modern Venues
The Athens Festival, founded in 1955, initially used the Odeon of Herodes Atticus for symphonic concerts and operas due to a lack of suitable venues, but since 2006, it has shifted these performances to the Athens Concert Hall and other modern spaces, while using the Odeon for different genres.
Athens Festival Adapts to Modern Venues
The Athens Festival, founded in 1955, initially used the Odeon of Herodes Atticus for symphonic concerts and operas due to a lack of suitable venues, but since 2006, it has shifted these performances to the Athens Concert Hall and other modern spaces, while using the Odeon for different genres.
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40% Bias Score
AI's Growing Impact on the Greek Legal Profession
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the landscape of legal work in Greece, currently handling 10-20% of tasks previously done by junior lawyers due to its speed, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness, prompting concerns about future employment prospects and required skills.
AI's Growing Impact on the Greek Legal Profession
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the landscape of legal work in Greece, currently handling 10-20% of tasks previously done by junior lawyers due to its speed, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness, prompting concerns about future employment prospects and required skills.
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36% Bias Score
Greece's Housing Crisis: Insufficient Measures and the Need for Systemic Change
Greece's attempts to address its housing crisis through minor tax adjustments and low-interest loans for renovations are failing due to widespread tax evasion; a more impactful approach would involve exempting average household rental payments from taxable income and significantly increasing the sup...
Greece's Housing Crisis: Insufficient Measures and the Need for Systemic Change
Greece's attempts to address its housing crisis through minor tax adjustments and low-interest loans for renovations are failing due to widespread tax evasion; a more impactful approach would involve exempting average household rental payments from taxable income and significantly increasing the sup...
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60% Bias Score
Greece's Failing Economic Plan: The Need for a 'Plan B'
The slow implementation of Greece's Piszaridis Report, aimed at boosting economic extroversion and productivity, is failing due to societal distrust, political inaction, and administrative inefficiencies; a proposed 'Plan B' focuses on incremental, bottom-up reforms tailored to the Greek context.
Greece's Failing Economic Plan: The Need for a 'Plan B'
The slow implementation of Greece's Piszaridis Report, aimed at boosting economic extroversion and productivity, is failing due to societal distrust, political inaction, and administrative inefficiencies; a proposed 'Plan B' focuses on incremental, bottom-up reforms tailored to the Greek context.
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52% Bias Score
Greece's Restrictive Immigration Policy Exacerbates Demographic Crisis
Facing a demographic crisis and shrinking workforce, Greece prioritizes stricter immigration enforcement over addressing labor shortages, potentially exacerbating long-term economic and social challenges; the government's approach reflects a nationalistic prioritization of ethnic purity over economi...
Greece's Restrictive Immigration Policy Exacerbates Demographic Crisis
Facing a demographic crisis and shrinking workforce, Greece prioritizes stricter immigration enforcement over addressing labor shortages, potentially exacerbating long-term economic and social challenges; the government's approach reflects a nationalistic prioritization of ethnic purity over economi...
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64% Bias Score
Greek Ferry Workers Strike over Adriatic Sea Understaffing
Greek ferry workers on the Patra-Igoumenitsa-Italy route initiated a 48-hour strike on June 3-4, 2025, due to critical understaffing and resulting safety concerns, demanding solutions from the government and employers after previous unmet promises.
Greek Ferry Workers Strike over Adriatic Sea Understaffing
Greek ferry workers on the Patra-Igoumenitsa-Italy route initiated a 48-hour strike on June 3-4, 2025, due to critical understaffing and resulting safety concerns, demanding solutions from the government and employers after previous unmet promises.
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40% Bias Score
Ineffective Public Sector Employee Evaluation in Greece
Greece's Law 4369/2016, intended to evaluate public sector employees, is ineffective due to complex procedures, lack of acceptance, and an overemphasis on tenure rather than performance aligned with organizational goals. This hinders productivity improvement.
Ineffective Public Sector Employee Evaluation in Greece
Greece's Law 4369/2016, intended to evaluate public sector employees, is ineffective due to complex procedures, lack of acceptance, and an overemphasis on tenure rather than performance aligned with organizational goals. This hinders productivity improvement.
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48% Bias Score
Egypt Backtracks on Saint Catherine's Monastery Seizure Amidst International Outcry
An Egyptian court ruled the state owns Saint Catherine's Monastery, sparking international outrage due to its religious significance; the Egyptian government has since backtracked, claiming the ruling affects only peripheral lands and the monastery's religious status will be maintained, despite ongo...
Egypt Backtracks on Saint Catherine's Monastery Seizure Amidst International Outcry
An Egyptian court ruled the state owns Saint Catherine's Monastery, sparking international outrage due to its religious significance; the Egyptian government has since backtracked, claiming the ruling affects only peripheral lands and the monastery's religious status will be maintained, despite ongo...
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56% Bias Score
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