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EMST Launches "Octopus": Online Magazine on Contemporary Art
The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, launched the online bi-lingual magazine "Octopus," focusing on contemporary art theory, whose first issue, released on December 1st, 2023, examines AIDS activism and attracted 2,000 views in 24 hours.
EMST Launches "Octopus": Online Magazine on Contemporary Art
The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, launched the online bi-lingual magazine "Octopus," focusing on contemporary art theory, whose first issue, released on December 1st, 2023, examines AIDS activism and attracted 2,000 views in 24 hours.
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8% Bias Score
Husband Confesses to Hammer Murder After Wife's Alleged Infidelity
A 39-year-old man in Athens confessed to murdering his wife with a hammer after she allegedly admitted to infidelity and planned to leave with their son; he subsequently called the police.
Husband Confesses to Hammer Murder After Wife's Alleged Infidelity
A 39-year-old man in Athens confessed to murdering his wife with a hammer after she allegedly admitted to infidelity and planned to leave with their son; he subsequently called the police.
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68% Bias Score
Thessaloniki Metro's Launch Defies Expectations, Fostering Urban Renewal
The opening of Thessaloniki's metro system has been met with overwhelming public enthusiasm, exceeding expectations and challenging previous assumptions about the city's ability to modernize; the integration of archaeological finds within the metro stations is fostering a renewed appreciation for th...
Thessaloniki Metro's Launch Defies Expectations, Fostering Urban Renewal
The opening of Thessaloniki's metro system has been met with overwhelming public enthusiasm, exceeding expectations and challenging previous assumptions about the city's ability to modernize; the integration of archaeological finds within the metro stations is fostering a renewed appreciation for th...
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44% Bias Score
Greek Presidential Elections: A History of Political Shifts
Greek presidential elections have repeatedly triggered significant political shifts, from realignments to early elections, showcasing the strategic role of this largely symbolic office in Greek politics.
Greek Presidential Elections: A History of Political Shifts
Greek presidential elections have repeatedly triggered significant political shifts, from realignments to early elections, showcasing the strategic role of this largely symbolic office in Greek politics.
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56% Bias Score
Greek NIS Report Highlights Evolving National Security Threats
The Greek National Intelligence Service (NIS) released its annual report (September 2023-August 2024), detailing ongoing threats to national security, including foreign state actions, cyberattacks, and organized crime, exacerbated by the Ukraine and Gaza conflicts. The report also highlights the NIS...
Greek NIS Report Highlights Evolving National Security Threats
The Greek National Intelligence Service (NIS) released its annual report (September 2023-August 2024), detailing ongoing threats to national security, including foreign state actions, cyberattacks, and organized crime, exacerbated by the Ukraine and Gaza conflicts. The report also highlights the NIS...
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36% Bias Score
Greek Landmarks: Overcoming Opposition for National Progress
The Acropolis Museum, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, and Thessaloniki Metro, despite facing significant opposition, stand as symbols of Greece's progress, highlighting the need to overcome resistance for national development.
Greek Landmarks: Overcoming Opposition for National Progress
The Acropolis Museum, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, and Thessaloniki Metro, despite facing significant opposition, stand as symbols of Greece's progress, highlighting the need to overcome resistance for national development.
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68% Bias Score
Greece to Hike Tax on Bank-Owned Properties to Boost Housing Supply
The Greek government proposes a 30% ENFIA increase on approximately 9,000 bank-owned residential properties acquired via foreclosures to incentivize faster sales and alleviate the housing shortage, potentially implementing the measure unilaterally despite bank objections.
Greece to Hike Tax on Bank-Owned Properties to Boost Housing Supply
The Greek government proposes a 30% ENFIA increase on approximately 9,000 bank-owned residential properties acquired via foreclosures to incentivize faster sales and alleviate the housing shortage, potentially implementing the measure unilaterally despite bank objections.
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52% Bias Score
Police Force's Failure to Prevent Domestic Abuse: Systemic Negligence Exposed
A police officer father violently abused his family for years, including one child who jumped from a balcony, despite evidence and prior complaints to authorities, revealing systemic failures within the police force.
Police Force's Failure to Prevent Domestic Abuse: Systemic Negligence Exposed
A police officer father violently abused his family for years, including one child who jumped from a balcony, despite evidence and prior complaints to authorities, revealing systemic failures within the police force.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Tackles Underage Digital Addiction with Age Limits and EU Initiative
The Greek government is responding to concerns about underage digital addiction and violence by proposing age restrictions on social media for users under 15, a new parental guidance platform, and a European-level initiative to regulate platform algorithms affecting minors.
Greece Tackles Underage Digital Addiction with Age Limits and EU Initiative
The Greek government is responding to concerns about underage digital addiction and violence by proposing age restrictions on social media for users under 15, a new parental guidance platform, and a European-level initiative to regulate platform algorithms affecting minors.
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36% Bias Score
Kissinger's Cyprus Policy: Realpolitik and American Domestic Politics
Thomas Alan Schwartz, author of "Henry Kissinger and American Power," discusses Kissinger's foreign policy decisions during the 1970s, highlighting the Cyprus crisis, the impact of Watergate, and Kissinger's 'realpolitik' approach that prioritized stability and strategic interests over human rights ...
Kissinger's Cyprus Policy: Realpolitik and American Domestic Politics
Thomas Alan Schwartz, author of "Henry Kissinger and American Power," discusses Kissinger's foreign policy decisions during the 1970s, highlighting the Cyprus crisis, the impact of Watergate, and Kissinger's 'realpolitik' approach that prioritized stability and strategic interests over human rights ...
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40% Bias Score
OECD Critiques Greece's Regressive Tax System, Calls for Reform
Greece's tax system, marked by a high 24% VAT on only 38% of consumption and a top income tax bracket affecting only 4% of taxpayers, is criticized by the OECD for hindering economic growth and creating inequality, prompting calls for reform.
OECD Critiques Greece's Regressive Tax System, Calls for Reform
Greece's tax system, marked by a high 24% VAT on only 38% of consumption and a top income tax bracket affecting only 4% of taxpayers, is criticized by the OECD for hindering economic growth and creating inequality, prompting calls for reform.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Court Upholds Academy Closure, Criticizes Lack of Student Support
Greece's Council of State ruled that closing the Thessaloniki Higher Ecclesiastical Academy is constitutional but criticized the government's failure to support relocating students, ordering the administration to address their academic and logistical needs within eight months.
Greek Court Upholds Academy Closure, Criticizes Lack of Student Support
Greece's Council of State ruled that closing the Thessaloniki Higher Ecclesiastical Academy is constitutional but criticized the government's failure to support relocating students, ordering the administration to address their academic and logistical needs within eight months.
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28% Bias Score
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