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Greek Public Opinion Shifts After Tempi Tragedy and Trump-Zelensky Meeting
Metron Analysis's research reveals a decline in support for Greece's mainstream political parties following the Tempi train tragedy and the Trump-Zelensky meeting, amid growing public pessimism (49%), anger (43%), and concerns about the economy (63%) and the justice system (46%), alongside a prefere...
Greek Public Opinion Shifts After Tempi Tragedy and Trump-Zelensky Meeting
Metron Analysis's research reveals a decline in support for Greece's mainstream political parties following the Tempi train tragedy and the Trump-Zelensky meeting, amid growing public pessimism (49%), anger (43%), and concerns about the economy (63%) and the justice system (46%), alongside a prefere...
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40% Bias Score
Albanian Orthodox Church Elects New Archbishop
Metropolitan John of Korçë was elected as the new Archbishop of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania by the Holy Synod on Sunday, following the death of Archbishop Anastasios on January 25th; his enthronement is scheduled for March 29th.
Albanian Orthodox Church Elects New Archbishop
Metropolitan John of Korçë was elected as the new Archbishop of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania by the Holy Synod on Sunday, following the death of Archbishop Anastasios on January 25th; his enthronement is scheduled for March 29th.
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32% Bias Score
Cyprus Talks in Geneva: Low Expectations Despite Five-Party Meeting
A five-party meeting in Geneva on Monday will attempt to resolve the decades-long division of Cyprus, where Greek Cyprus seeks a bi-zonal federation while Turkish Cyprus wants a two-state solution, with low expectations for a breakthrough despite hopes for confidence-building measures.
Cyprus Talks in Geneva: Low Expectations Despite Five-Party Meeting
A five-party meeting in Geneva on Monday will attempt to resolve the decades-long division of Cyprus, where Greek Cyprus seeks a bi-zonal federation while Turkish Cyprus wants a two-state solution, with low expectations for a breakthrough despite hopes for confidence-building measures.
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48% Bias Score
Childhood Experiences Shaped Cardiothoracic Surgeon's Career Path
A cardiothoracic surgeon recounts how witnessing a doctor alleviate his grandfather's pain in a remote Greek village in 1945 and later observing injured soldiers in a hospital in 1947 solidified his childhood decision to become a physician.
Childhood Experiences Shaped Cardiothoracic Surgeon's Career Path
A cardiothoracic surgeon recounts how witnessing a doctor alleviate his grandfather's pain in a remote Greek village in 1945 and later observing injured soldiers in a hospital in 1947 solidified his childhood decision to become a physician.
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0% Bias Score
Greece Lowers Social Security Contributions for Night and Weekend Work
A new Greek law, effective March 6th, 2025, reduces social security contributions on premiums for night work, overtime, and Sunday/holiday work for full-time employees across all sectors, leading to lower employer costs and potentially higher employee wages.
Greece Lowers Social Security Contributions for Night and Weekend Work
A new Greek law, effective March 6th, 2025, reduces social security contributions on premiums for night work, overtime, and Sunday/holiday work for full-time employees across all sectors, leading to lower employer costs and potentially higher employee wages.
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36% Bias Score
Prosecutor Seeks Conviction of 12 Officials in Mati Wildfire Case
A Greek prosecutor seeks the conviction of 12 officials, including fire department chiefs and local leaders, for negligence and failures in coordinating the response to the 2018 Mati wildfire, resulting in numerous deaths.
Prosecutor Seeks Conviction of 12 Officials in Mati Wildfire Case
A Greek prosecutor seeks the conviction of 12 officials, including fire department chiefs and local leaders, for negligence and failures in coordinating the response to the 2018 Mati wildfire, resulting in numerous deaths.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Faces High Risk of Political Instability
Greece is at risk of political instability and social unrest due to weak institutions, ineffective leadership, and a volatile population, particularly if early elections are held.
Greece Faces High Risk of Political Instability
Greece is at risk of political instability and social unrest due to weak institutions, ineffective leadership, and a volatile population, particularly if early elections are held.
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68% Bias Score
Kasos Oral History Project Preserves Island's Unique Cultural Heritage
A research project on Kasos island is collecting oral histories and photographic archives from the 19th and 20th centuries to preserve the island's unique cultural heritage and fill gaps in written historical records.
Kasos Oral History Project Preserves Island's Unique Cultural Heritage
A research project on Kasos island is collecting oral histories and photographic archives from the 19th and 20th centuries to preserve the island's unique cultural heritage and fill gaps in written historical records.
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20% Bias Score
From Cocktails to Ouzo: A Couple's Greek Summer
A couple celebrates their first night in their newly purchased Greek vacation home, marking a shift from previous travel preferences to embracing Greek culture, symbolized by their newfound appreciation for ouzo.
From Cocktails to Ouzo: A Couple's Greek Summer
A couple celebrates their first night in their newly purchased Greek vacation home, marking a shift from previous travel preferences to embracing Greek culture, symbolized by their newfound appreciation for ouzo.
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44% Bias Score
Moody's Upgrades Greece to Investment Grade
Moody's upgraded Greece's credit rating to Baa3 with a stable outlook on Friday, citing improved public finances, stronger resilience to shocks, and a stable political environment; this marks Greece's return to investment grade after years of economic reforms.
Moody's Upgrades Greece to Investment Grade
Moody's upgraded Greece's credit rating to Baa3 with a stable outlook on Friday, citing improved public finances, stronger resilience to shocks, and a stable political environment; this marks Greece's return to investment grade after years of economic reforms.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Launches Prepaid Card System for Social Benefit Payments
Greece launches a prepaid card system for distributing social benefits, starting with DYPA unemployment payments on March 15th, followed by OPECA benefits and child benefits later in the year.
Greece Launches Prepaid Card System for Social Benefit Payments
Greece launches a prepaid card system for distributing social benefits, starting with DYPA unemployment payments on March 15th, followed by OPECA benefits and child benefits later in the year.
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36% Bias Score
Greece Launches "Red List" to Combat Cultural Artifact Trafficking
Greece unveiled a "Red List" of 52 endangered cultural artifacts—from prehistoric to modern—to aid law enforcement and customs officials in combating illegal trafficking, marking the first such list in the EU and a significant step in protecting Greek cultural heritage.
Greece Launches "Red List" to Combat Cultural Artifact Trafficking
Greece unveiled a "Red List" of 52 endangered cultural artifacts—from prehistoric to modern—to aid law enforcement and customs officials in combating illegal trafficking, marking the first such list in the EU and a significant step in protecting Greek cultural heritage.
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16% Bias Score
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