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Greece's Overcrowded Summer: A Crisis of Unsustainable Tourism
Overtourism has transformed the idyllic Greek summer into a stressful obligation, characterized by overcrowded beaches, a decline in authentic experiences, and environmental degradation, highlighting unsustainable development practices.
Greece's Overcrowded Summer: A Crisis of Unsustainable Tourism
Overtourism has transformed the idyllic Greek summer into a stressful obligation, characterized by overcrowded beaches, a decline in authentic experiences, and environmental degradation, highlighting unsustainable development practices.
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64% Bias Score
High Antisemitism in Greece: A 2014 ADL Study Reveals 69% Hold Antisemitic Views
A 2014 Anti-Defamation League study found that 69% of Greeks hold antisemitic views, the highest percentage in Europe, highlighting the prevalence of negative stereotypes about Jewish people in Greece and the need for educational initiatives to combat prejudice.
High Antisemitism in Greece: A 2014 ADL Study Reveals 69% Hold Antisemitic Views
A 2014 Anti-Defamation League study found that 69% of Greeks hold antisemitic views, the highest percentage in Europe, highlighting the prevalence of negative stereotypes about Jewish people in Greece and the need for educational initiatives to combat prejudice.
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48% Bias Score
Greece's Firefighting System Overwhelmed by Multiple Wildfires
On Tuesday, Greece battled five major wildfires (Achaea, Chios, Zakynthos, Kefalonia, and Preveza), straining its firefighting resources, particularly due to the significant number of aircraft already committed to protecting Athens from potential fires.
Greece's Firefighting System Overwhelmed by Multiple Wildfires
On Tuesday, Greece battled five major wildfires (Achaea, Chios, Zakynthos, Kefalonia, and Preveza), straining its firefighting resources, particularly due to the significant number of aircraft already committed to protecting Athens from potential fires.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Mayor Criticizes 112 Emergency System After Wildfires
The mayor of Patras in Greece criticized the 112 emergency alert system for prioritizing evacuation over property protection during recent wildfires, sparking controversy and highlighting tensions between individual rights and public safety.
Greek Mayor Criticizes 112 Emergency System After Wildfires
The mayor of Patras in Greece criticized the 112 emergency alert system for prioritizing evacuation over property protection during recent wildfires, sparking controversy and highlighting tensions between individual rights and public safety.
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64% Bias Score
Aegean Group: 30 Years of Volunteerism in Greece
ERT3 will air a three-part, 50-minute documentary series from August 24th, following 130 volunteers from the Aegean Group as they provide medical, educational, and cultural aid to remote Aegean islands over three decades, highlighting their work and the impact of community support in underserved are...
Aegean Group: 30 Years of Volunteerism in Greece
ERT3 will air a three-part, 50-minute documentary series from August 24th, following 130 volunteers from the Aegean Group as they provide medical, educational, and cultural aid to remote Aegean islands over three decades, highlighting their work and the impact of community support in underserved are...
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64% Bias Score
UNESCO Recognizes Greece's Zagorohoria for its Ancient Stone Villages and Sustainable Design
Zagorohoria, a region in Greece's Pindus Mountains, boasts 46 stone villages connected by centuries-old footpaths and bridges, recently designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2023, drawing tourists and researchers interested in its unique sustainable architecture and cultural preservation.
UNESCO Recognizes Greece's Zagorohoria for its Ancient Stone Villages and Sustainable Design
Zagorohoria, a region in Greece's Pindus Mountains, boasts 46 stone villages connected by centuries-old footpaths and bridges, recently designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2023, drawing tourists and researchers interested in its unique sustainable architecture and cultural preservation.
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32% Bias Score
Keratea Fire Investigation Points to Damaged Power Line
A fire in Keratea on August 8th, resulting in 15,808 hectares burned and one death, is suspected to have originated from a damaged electricity pole with a severed and oxidized high-voltage cable, suggesting potential network maintenance issues.
Keratea Fire Investigation Points to Damaged Power Line
A fire in Keratea on August 8th, resulting in 15,808 hectares burned and one death, is suspected to have originated from a damaged electricity pole with a severed and oxidized high-voltage cable, suggesting potential network maintenance issues.
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48% Bias Score
Increased Greek Air Ambulances Address Rising Healthcare Demand
On August 7th, 2025, Greek air ambulances, including aircraft donated by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and military helicopters, conducted four missions, transporting patients from various islands to mainland hospitals for specialized care, totaling 18.1 flight hours; this is part of a larger tren...
Increased Greek Air Ambulances Address Rising Healthcare Demand
On August 7th, 2025, Greek air ambulances, including aircraft donated by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and military helicopters, conducted four missions, transporting patients from various islands to mainland hospitals for specialized care, totaling 18.1 flight hours; this is part of a larger tren...
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28% Bias Score
Greece Revises Recovery Plan to Absorb EU Funds Before 2026 Deadline
Greece is revising its Recovery and Resilience Plan for the second time this year to expedite the absorption of EU funds by adjusting 194 milestones and projects before the September 2026 deadline, with a focus on clarifying language for feasibility and removing unachievable projects, while facing t...
Greece Revises Recovery Plan to Absorb EU Funds Before 2026 Deadline
Greece is revising its Recovery and Resilience Plan for the second time this year to expedite the absorption of EU funds by adjusting 194 milestones and projects before the September 2026 deadline, with a focus on clarifying language for feasibility and removing unachievable projects, while facing t...
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36% Bias Score
Greece's Water Crisis: Inefficient Management and the Need for Decentralization
Greece faces severe water shortages due to depletion of the Athens basin reserves, climate change, and inefficient water management; solutions like desalination and water transfer from Acheloos River have environmental consequences, while the country lacks effective wastewater recycling and efficien...
Greece's Water Crisis: Inefficient Management and the Need for Decentralization
Greece faces severe water shortages due to depletion of the Athens basin reserves, climate change, and inefficient water management; solutions like desalination and water transfer from Acheloos River have environmental consequences, while the country lacks effective wastewater recycling and efficien...
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48% Bias Score
Wildfires Rage Across Southern Europe Amidst Record Heatwave
Fueled by extreme heat and drought, wildfires rage across Portugal, Spain, and Greece, leading to fatalities, widespread damage, and the deployment of EU firefighting resources; climate change is identified as a key exacerbating factor.
Wildfires Rage Across Southern Europe Amidst Record Heatwave
Fueled by extreme heat and drought, wildfires rage across Portugal, Spain, and Greece, leading to fatalities, widespread damage, and the deployment of EU firefighting resources; climate change is identified as a key exacerbating factor.
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20% Bias Score
Greek ELYKO Faces €300 Million Deficit
Greece's Public Service Utilities Special Account (ELYKO) faces a €300 million deficit due to the high cost of island electricity, subsidized rates, and past government support for the Energy Transition Fund, forcing the government to decide between increasing consumer costs or using taxpayer funds.
Greek ELYKO Faces €300 Million Deficit
Greece's Public Service Utilities Special Account (ELYKO) faces a €300 million deficit due to the high cost of island electricity, subsidized rates, and past government support for the Energy Transition Fund, forcing the government to decide between increasing consumer costs or using taxpayer funds.
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48% Bias Score
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