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Soaring Greek Rents Threaten Economic Growth
Morgan Stanley's report on Greece highlights a 10.5% rise in rental prices, exceeding the 2.1% projected inflation for 2025, impacting 35% of Greek households who rent, mainly lower-income ones spending at least 22% of their income on rent. The limited housing supply post-economic crisis is a key fa...
Soaring Greek Rents Threaten Economic Growth
Morgan Stanley's report on Greece highlights a 10.5% rise in rental prices, exceeding the 2.1% projected inflation for 2025, impacting 35% of Greek households who rent, mainly lower-income ones spending at least 22% of their income on rent. The limited housing supply post-economic crisis is a key fa...
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16% Bias Score
FDA-Approved Blood Test Revolutionizes Alzheimer's Diagnosis in Greece
The FDA-approved Lumipulse blood test, now available at the Ionian University's laboratory in Greece, offers a highly accurate, non-invasive method for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease, impacting 35 million individuals globally and potentially accelerating treatment.
FDA-Approved Blood Test Revolutionizes Alzheimer's Diagnosis in Greece
The FDA-approved Lumipulse blood test, now available at the Ionian University's laboratory in Greece, offers a highly accurate, non-invasive method for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease, impacting 35 million individuals globally and potentially accelerating treatment.
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16% Bias Score
Germany to Resume Deportations to Greece After 14-Year Pause
Germany will resume deportations to Greece after a 14-year pause, focusing on young, single, healthy men previously registered there, following a German court ruling that deemed conditions in Greece sufficient and the European Commission's support, despite ongoing concerns and Greek opposition.
Germany to Resume Deportations to Greece After 14-Year Pause
Germany will resume deportations to Greece after a 14-year pause, focusing on young, single, healthy men previously registered there, following a German court ruling that deemed conditions in Greece sufficient and the European Commission's support, despite ongoing concerns and Greek opposition.
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56% Bias Score
Athens Metro Station Neglect Reflects Systemic Urban Decay
The inadequate maintenance of public spaces surrounding Athens metro stations, exemplified by overgrown vegetation, graffiti, and overflowing trash cans at stations like Ampelokipoi and Elliniko, reveals a systemic failure impacting citizen well-being and civic pride.
Athens Metro Station Neglect Reflects Systemic Urban Decay
The inadequate maintenance of public spaces surrounding Athens metro stations, exemplified by overgrown vegetation, graffiti, and overflowing trash cans at stations like Ampelokipoi and Elliniko, reveals a systemic failure impacting citizen well-being and civic pride.
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60% Bias Score
Greece Leads UN Security Council Debate on Global Maritime Security
Greece hosted a high-level UN Security Council open debate on May 16, 2024, focusing on strengthening maritime security through international cooperation to counter threats like piracy, transnational crime, and illegal trafficking, with presentations by UN Secretary-General Guterres and experts.
Greece Leads UN Security Council Debate on Global Maritime Security
Greece hosted a high-level UN Security Council open debate on May 16, 2024, focusing on strengthening maritime security through international cooperation to counter threats like piracy, transnational crime, and illegal trafficking, with presentations by UN Secretary-General Guterres and experts.
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28% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Legacy: Challenging Power, Promoting Justice
Pope Francis, during his papacy, challenged traditional power structures by prioritizing social justice, interfaith dialogue, and environmental stewardship, contrasting sharply with many political and religious leaders.
Pope Francis's Legacy: Challenging Power, Promoting Justice
Pope Francis, during his papacy, challenged traditional power structures by prioritizing social justice, interfaith dialogue, and environmental stewardship, contrasting sharply with many political and religious leaders.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Council of State refers fatal accident case, suggesting potential state liability
The Council of State in Greece is referring a case involving a 2011 fatal car accident on Crete's National Highway to the Administrative Court of Appeals, suggesting that the state and regional authorities may be liable due to the lack of safety barriers that contributed to the deaths of a family of...
Greek Council of State refers fatal accident case, suggesting potential state liability
The Council of State in Greece is referring a case involving a 2011 fatal car accident on Crete's National Highway to the Administrative Court of Appeals, suggesting that the state and regional authorities may be liable due to the lack of safety barriers that contributed to the deaths of a family of...
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36% Bias Score
Greece Chairs UN Security Council Meeting on Maritime Security
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis chaired a UN Security Council meeting on enhancing maritime security, emphasizing international cooperation to counter threats like piracy and illegal trafficking, and advocating for integrating new technologies like AI while acknowledging potential risks.
Greece Chairs UN Security Council Meeting on Maritime Security
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis chaired a UN Security Council meeting on enhancing maritime security, emphasizing international cooperation to counter threats like piracy and illegal trafficking, and advocating for integrating new technologies like AI while acknowledging potential risks.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Expands Newborn Genetic Screening Amidst Data Privacy Concerns
The Greek Health Minister announced a preliminary agreement signed on June 12, 2024, to expand newborn genetic screening for 500 rare diseases nationwide, following a successful 2023 pilot program that screened 400 infants; this sparked controversy from SYRIZA who raised concerns regarding data priv...
Greece Expands Newborn Genetic Screening Amidst Data Privacy Concerns
The Greek Health Minister announced a preliminary agreement signed on June 12, 2024, to expand newborn genetic screening for 500 rare diseases nationwide, following a successful 2023 pilot program that screened 400 infants; this sparked controversy from SYRIZA who raised concerns regarding data priv...
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56% Bias Score
Attica's Unplanned Construction Exacerbates Massive Traffic Congestion
Unplanned construction in Attica, Greece, is causing massive traffic congestion, impacting residents' daily lives and tourism, while proposed solutions like new bypasses are deemed inadequate.
Attica's Unplanned Construction Exacerbates Massive Traffic Congestion
Unplanned construction in Attica, Greece, is causing massive traffic congestion, impacting residents' daily lives and tourism, while proposed solutions like new bypasses are deemed inadequate.
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52% Bias Score
Greece Considers Ending Public Sector Job Security Amidst Tempe Crash Inquiry
The Greek government is considering ending lifetime job security in the public sector, while PASOK requested a preliminary inquiry into the Tempe train crash, targeting ministers and former deputy ministers for potential criminal liability.
Greece Considers Ending Public Sector Job Security Amidst Tempe Crash Inquiry
The Greek government is considering ending lifetime job security in the public sector, while PASOK requested a preliminary inquiry into the Tempe train crash, targeting ministers and former deputy ministers for potential criminal liability.
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40% Bias Score
EU Investment in Greek Real Estate Soars
Driven by significantly lower prices compared to other European countries, EU citizens, particularly from the Netherlands and Belgium, are heavily investing in Greek properties; this trend is accelerating in 2025, with sales up sharply compared to 2024.
EU Investment in Greek Real Estate Soars
Driven by significantly lower prices compared to other European countries, EU citizens, particularly from the Netherlands and Belgium, are heavily investing in Greek properties; this trend is accelerating in 2025, with sales up sharply compared to 2024.
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40% Bias Score
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