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Greece Rejects Turkey's Criticism, Reasserts Independent Foreign Policy
Greece strongly rejected Turkey's accusations of using "cheap politics," emphasizing its independent foreign policy guided by international law, following Turkey's warning of potential crises and unfavorable geopolitical outcomes for Athens if this policy continues.
Greece Rejects Turkey's Criticism, Reasserts Independent Foreign Policy
Greece strongly rejected Turkey's accusations of using "cheap politics," emphasizing its independent foreign policy guided by international law, following Turkey's warning of potential crises and unfavorable geopolitical outcomes for Athens if this policy continues.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Insurers Boost Capital by €3.8 Billion Amidst Strategic Investment Shift
Greek insurance companies boosted their own capital by €3.8 billion (11.7% increase) and provisions to €15.7 billion by the end of H1 2025, with investments largely in Eurozone and domestic bonds, reflecting a strategic shift and increased risk awareness.
Greek Insurers Boost Capital by €3.8 Billion Amidst Strategic Investment Shift
Greek insurance companies boosted their own capital by €3.8 billion (11.7% increase) and provisions to €15.7 billion by the end of H1 2025, with investments largely in Eurozone and domestic bonds, reflecting a strategic shift and increased risk awareness.
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28% Bias Score
Climate Change Intensified Devastating Mediterranean Wildfires
Climate change intensified the extreme weather conditions—hot, dry, and windy—that fueled devastating wildfires across Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey in 2025, exceeding one million hectares burned and making such events 22% more intense.
Climate Change Intensified Devastating Mediterranean Wildfires
Climate change intensified the extreme weather conditions—hot, dry, and windy—that fueled devastating wildfires across Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey in 2025, exceeding one million hectares burned and making such events 22% more intense.
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32% Bias Score
Greek-Ukrainian Sculptor Proposes Monument for Greece
Ukrainian sculptor Anatoliy Kusts-Katrakis, of Greek descent, proposes a monument for Greece depicting Athena protecting a child, symbolizing Greece's future and incorporating Greek mythology and Orthodox elements; the proposal, presented to Greek officials, reflects shared values and Ukraine's resi...
Greek-Ukrainian Sculptor Proposes Monument for Greece
Ukrainian sculptor Anatoliy Kusts-Katrakis, of Greek descent, proposes a monument for Greece depicting Athena protecting a child, symbolizing Greece's future and incorporating Greek mythology and Orthodox elements; the proposal, presented to Greek officials, reflects shared values and Ukraine's resi...
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44% Bias Score
Ippokratio Hospital's €94 Million Upgrade: A Visit by the Prime Minister
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited Athens' Ippokratio General Hospital today to inspect the ongoing renovation of its Emergency Department, a €94 million project funded by the Recovery Fund and scheduled for completion in September, expanding the facility by 282 square meters and adding mode...
Ippokratio Hospital's €94 Million Upgrade: A Visit by the Prime Minister
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited Athens' Ippokratio General Hospital today to inspect the ongoing renovation of its Emergency Department, a €94 million project funded by the Recovery Fund and scheduled for completion in September, expanding the facility by 282 square meters and adding mode...
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Trial: Robbery Results in Drug Dealer's Death
In Berlin, a trial is underway for two men accused of robbery resulting in death after a 38-year-old alleged drug dealer fell down a staircase during a robbery attempt on December 21, 2024, in Neukölln. One defendant claims the fall was accidental.
Berlin Trial: Robbery Results in Drug Dealer's Death
In Berlin, a trial is underway for two men accused of robbery resulting in death after a 38-year-old alleged drug dealer fell down a staircase during a robbery attempt on December 21, 2024, in Neukölln. One defendant claims the fall was accidental.
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44% Bias Score
Greece to Create Digital Platform for Minimum Wage Determination
The Greek Ministry of Labor is creating a digital platform to objectively determine the minimum wage, projected to increase from €880 to €910-€920 in 2026 and further in 2027, before a new mathematical formula is implemented in 2028.
Greece to Create Digital Platform for Minimum Wage Determination
The Greek Ministry of Labor is creating a digital platform to objectively determine the minimum wage, projected to increase from €880 to €910-€920 in 2026 and further in 2027, before a new mathematical formula is implemented in 2028.
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36% Bias Score
Climate Change Fueled Devastating Wildfires in Southern Europe
Climate change made the deadly wildfires in Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey ten times more likely and 22 percent more intense, resulting in over 1 million hectares burned in Europe in 2025, the worst year on record, and causing multiple deaths among firefighters and civilians.
Climate Change Fueled Devastating Wildfires in Southern Europe
Climate change made the deadly wildfires in Greece, Cyprus, and Turkey ten times more likely and 22 percent more intense, resulting in over 1 million hectares burned in Europe in 2025, the worst year on record, and causing multiple deaths among firefighters and civilians.
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20% Bias Score
Greek Real Estate Investment to Drop Over 50% in First Half of 2024
The Hellenic Association of Anonymous Companies and Entrepreneurship (SAEE) predicts a greater than 50% drop in foreign investment in Greek real estate during the first half of 2024 due to the new, stricter "golden visa" program that increased the minimum investment to €800,000 for many areas.
Greek Real Estate Investment to Drop Over 50% in First Half of 2024
The Hellenic Association of Anonymous Companies and Entrepreneurship (SAEE) predicts a greater than 50% drop in foreign investment in Greek real estate during the first half of 2024 due to the new, stricter "golden visa" program that increased the minimum investment to €800,000 for many areas.
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48% Bias Score
Greece's Lack of Archivists Hinders Transparency and Accountability
The absence of archivists in many Greek public bodies leads to chaotic information management, hindering transparency, accountability, and effective governance, unlike Canada's GCDOCS and the EU's e-Domec which show the benefits of professional archive management.
Greece's Lack of Archivists Hinders Transparency and Accountability
The absence of archivists in many Greek public bodies leads to chaotic information management, hindering transparency, accountability, and effective governance, unlike Canada's GCDOCS and the EU's e-Domec which show the benefits of professional archive management.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Strengthened Libya Policy: Securing Sovereign Rights and Minimizing Migrant Flows
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis affirmed Greece will not tolerate Libyan violations of its sovereign rights, highlighting improved bilateral relations and minimized migrant flows resulting from a balanced approach engaging both Libyan governments. This strategic positioning enables Greece to pur...
Greece's Strengthened Libya Policy: Securing Sovereign Rights and Minimizing Migrant Flows
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis affirmed Greece will not tolerate Libyan violations of its sovereign rights, highlighting improved bilateral relations and minimized migrant flows resulting from a balanced approach engaging both Libyan governments. This strategic positioning enables Greece to pur...
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44% Bias Score
ECtHR Blocks Deportation of Sudanese Refugees, Condemns Greece's Immigration Policy
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) blocked the deportation of eight Sudanese refugees in Greece, citing a violation of due process due to a controversial three-month suspension of asylum applications. This decision follows a communication-driven approach by the Greek government to manage mig...
ECtHR Blocks Deportation of Sudanese Refugees, Condemns Greece's Immigration Policy
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) blocked the deportation of eight Sudanese refugees in Greece, citing a violation of due process due to a controversial three-month suspension of asylum applications. This decision follows a communication-driven approach by the Greek government to manage mig...
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72% Bias Score
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