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Former OSE President Questioned Over Missing Tempe Crash Video
Two-and-a-half months after an investigation was launched into missing videos of the Tempe train crash, former OSE president Spyros Pateras claimed the video wasn't given to the investigating judge due to an incorrect request. This led to Pateras being called in for questioning as a suspect and the ...
Former OSE President Questioned Over Missing Tempe Crash Video
Two-and-a-half months after an investigation was launched into missing videos of the Tempe train crash, former OSE president Spyros Pateras claimed the video wasn't given to the investigating judge due to an incorrect request. This led to Pateras being called in for questioning as a suspect and the ...
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36% Bias Score
PASOK Delays No-Confidence Vote on Tempi Crash Pending Full Investigation
PASOK in Greece is delaying a no-confidence vote against the government regarding the Tempi train crash until all investigative findings are released, aiming to use the expected damning evidence for a stronger parliamentary challenge, while strategically distancing itself from other centrist parties...
PASOK Delays No-Confidence Vote on Tempi Crash Pending Full Investigation
PASOK in Greece is delaying a no-confidence vote against the government regarding the Tempi train crash until all investigative findings are released, aiming to use the expected damning evidence for a stronger parliamentary challenge, while strategically distancing itself from other centrist parties...
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48% Bias Score
Aegean Sea Earthquake Swarm Near Santorini: Minor Quakes, Volcanic Activity, Coastal Precautions Advised
Over 400 earthquakes have struck the Aegean Sea since January 28th, 2024, centered near Santorini, prompting concerns; however, Gazi University's Prof. Dr. Samet Arslan assures that these are minor quakes related to volcanic activity, not a precursor to a major eruption, though coastal residents are...
Aegean Sea Earthquake Swarm Near Santorini: Minor Quakes, Volcanic Activity, Coastal Precautions Advised
Over 400 earthquakes have struck the Aegean Sea since January 28th, 2024, centered near Santorini, prompting concerns; however, Gazi University's Prof. Dr. Samet Arslan assures that these are minor quakes related to volcanic activity, not a precursor to a major eruption, though coastal residents are...
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Santorini Earthquake Scare Prompts Emergency Response
Hundreds of seismic tremors near Santorini prompted Greek authorities to deploy emergency services, close schools, and advise residents to take precautions against a potential major earthquake and tsunami, while ferry companies reported increased departures of foreign workers.
Santorini Earthquake Scare Prompts Emergency Response
Hundreds of seismic tremors near Santorini prompted Greek authorities to deploy emergency services, close schools, and advise residents to take precautions against a potential major earthquake and tsunami, while ferry companies reported increased departures of foreign workers.
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20% Bias Score
Greece Concerned Over Potential French Arms Sale to Turkey
Greece is worried about France potentially selling Meteor missiles to Turkey, questioning prior agreements on arms sales. Greece also gave tacit approval for Turkey's F-16 upgrades in exchange for vague US security assurances and received a list of used military equipment, much of which it rejected ...
Greece Concerned Over Potential French Arms Sale to Turkey
Greece is worried about France potentially selling Meteor missiles to Turkey, questioning prior agreements on arms sales. Greece also gave tacit approval for Turkey's F-16 upgrades in exchange for vague US security assurances and received a list of used military equipment, much of which it rejected ...
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52% Bias Score
Tempe Train Crash: Two Years of Unanswered Questions and Public Outrage
The February 2023 Tempe train crash in Greece, which killed 57 passengers, continues to fuel public anger due to the slow pace of investigations and lack of accountability, despite the government's claims of progress and the ongoing occurrence of near-miss incidents.
Tempe Train Crash: Two Years of Unanswered Questions and Public Outrage
The February 2023 Tempe train crash in Greece, which killed 57 passengers, continues to fuel public anger due to the slow pace of investigations and lack of accountability, despite the government's claims of progress and the ongoing occurrence of near-miss incidents.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Airbnb Owners Face Steep Fines for Non-Declaration of 2024 Income
Greek property owners renting via Airbnb must declare their 2024 income to the IAPR by February 28th; failure results in fines starting at €5,000, potential platform removal, and further penalties for continued non-compliance. Data will be cross-referenced with Airbnb, Booking.com, and VRBO.
Greek Airbnb Owners Face Steep Fines for Non-Declaration of 2024 Income
Greek property owners renting via Airbnb must declare their 2024 income to the IAPR by February 28th; failure results in fines starting at €5,000, potential platform removal, and further penalties for continued non-compliance. Data will be cross-referenced with Airbnb, Booking.com, and VRBO.
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48% Bias Score
PASOK Demands Investigation into Tempe Crash Site Alterations
Following a July 15, 2024, report on alterations to the Tempe train crash site, PASOK demands a parliamentary investigation into Deputy Minister Christos Triantopoulos and accuses former Parliament President Kostas Tasoulas of concealing evidence.
PASOK Demands Investigation into Tempe Crash Site Alterations
Following a July 15, 2024, report on alterations to the Tempe train crash site, PASOK demands a parliamentary investigation into Deputy Minister Christos Triantopoulos and accuses former Parliament President Kostas Tasoulas of concealing evidence.
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56% Bias Score
Santorini Exodus: Thousands Flee Earthquake Swarm
Hundreds of earthquakes, some reaching magnitude 5, have caused thousands to flee the Greek island of Santorini, prompting school closures and increased ferry services, although some tourists remain.
Santorini Exodus: Thousands Flee Earthquake Swarm
Hundreds of earthquakes, some reaching magnitude 5, have caused thousands to flee the Greek island of Santorini, prompting school closures and increased ferry services, although some tourists remain.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Government Criticized for Handling of Tempe Train Tragedy
The Greek government's management of the aftermath of the Tempe train disaster is facing severe criticism due to the inclusion of the responsible minister in the ruling party's election list, the lack of transparency, and the perceived lack of accountability two years after the accident.
Greek Government Criticized for Handling of Tempe Train Tragedy
The Greek government's management of the aftermath of the Tempe train disaster is facing severe criticism due to the inclusion of the responsible minister in the ruling party's election list, the lack of transparency, and the perceived lack of accountability two years after the accident.
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56% Bias Score
Greek Government Deflects Criticism with Vague Accusations
The Greek government deflects criticism regarding its handling of migrant issues and the Tempe train disaster by using broad accusatory terms like "anti-Greek" and "anti-Semitism", avoiding specific answers and relying on media control.
Greek Government Deflects Criticism with Vague Accusations
The Greek government deflects criticism regarding its handling of migrant issues and the Tempe train disaster by using broad accusatory terms like "anti-Greek" and "anti-Semitism", avoiding specific answers and relying on media control.
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60% Bias Score
Greek PM's Inaccurate Tempe Train Statement Sparks Outrage
Following a deadly train crash near Tempe, Greece, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis initially asserted the train did not carry flammable materials, a claim later modified to express uncertainty. This prompted widespread public protests and demands for greater transparency and accountability.
Greek PM's Inaccurate Tempe Train Statement Sparks Outrage
Following a deadly train crash near Tempe, Greece, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis initially asserted the train did not carry flammable materials, a claim later modified to express uncertainty. This prompted widespread public protests and demands for greater transparency and accountability.
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36% Bias Score
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