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Greece's Lost Decade: Political Resistance Derails EOT Modernization
In 2003, Greece's National Tourism Organization (EOT) attempted to modernize its assets via Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), but faced significant political opposition, leading to legal challenges and ultimately delaying development for two decades, highlighting systemic issues of vested interest...
Greece's Lost Decade: Political Resistance Derails EOT Modernization
In 2003, Greece's National Tourism Organization (EOT) attempted to modernize its assets via Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), but faced significant political opposition, leading to legal challenges and ultimately delaying development for two decades, highlighting systemic issues of vested interest...
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48% Bias Score
Multiple Scandals Undermine Democracy in Greece Under Mitsotakis's Leadership
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis faces multiple accusations of scandals involving wiretapping, a train accident cover-up, and an EU agricultural subsidy scandal, raising concerns about the erosion of democracy and the rule of law in Greece.
Multiple Scandals Undermine Democracy in Greece Under Mitsotakis's Leadership
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis faces multiple accusations of scandals involving wiretapping, a train accident cover-up, and an EU agricultural subsidy scandal, raising concerns about the erosion of democracy and the rule of law in Greece.
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60% Bias Score
Greek Infanticide Cases Spark Debate on Motherhood, Media Ethics
Three recent cases of infanticide in Greece—the Pispirigou, Mourtzoukou, and Algerian immigrant cases—have sparked intense media attention, revealing societal anxieties about motherhood and highlighting systemic failures in child protection, while also raising ethical concerns about sensationalized ...
Greek Infanticide Cases Spark Debate on Motherhood, Media Ethics
Three recent cases of infanticide in Greece—the Pispirigou, Mourtzoukou, and Algerian immigrant cases—have sparked intense media attention, revealing societal anxieties about motherhood and highlighting systemic failures in child protection, while also raising ethical concerns about sensationalized ...
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56% Bias Score
Greek Wage Increases Fail to Boost Disposable Income Due to Tax and Benefit System
In Greece, a 3% nominal wage increase for a family with two children earning €34,000 annually resulted in a net loss of income due to higher tax deductions and loss of child benefits, despite the wage increase, illustrating how inflexible tax brackets and benefit eligibility criteria impacted dispos...
Greek Wage Increases Fail to Boost Disposable Income Due to Tax and Benefit System
In Greece, a 3% nominal wage increase for a family with two children earning €34,000 annually resulted in a net loss of income due to higher tax deductions and loss of child benefits, despite the wage increase, illustrating how inflexible tax brackets and benefit eligibility criteria impacted dispos...
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56% Bias Score
Forensic Autopsy Uncovers Murder in 1996 Athens
A 1996 Athens case saw a 27-year-old woman confess to strangling her 47-year-old husband after a forensic autopsy revealed the true cause of death, highlighting the crucial role of forensic science in uncovering hidden crimes and ensuring justice.
Forensic Autopsy Uncovers Murder in 1996 Athens
A 1996 Athens case saw a 27-year-old woman confess to strangling her 47-year-old husband after a forensic autopsy revealed the true cause of death, highlighting the crucial role of forensic science in uncovering hidden crimes and ensuring justice.
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40% Bias Score
Southern Europe Wildfires Claim Two Lives Amid Extreme Heatwave
Wildfires raging across Southern Europe have claimed at least two lives, destroyed thousands of acres, and injured dozens, with extreme heat and high winds expected to continue for several days.
Southern Europe Wildfires Claim Two Lives Amid Extreme Heatwave
Wildfires raging across Southern Europe have claimed at least two lives, destroyed thousands of acres, and injured dozens, with extreme heat and high winds expected to continue for several days.
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28% Bias Score
Balamand University Reinstates Greek, Strengthening Orthodox Heritage
Seventeen students from Balamand University's theology school in Lebanon visited Meteora, Greece, celebrating the school's successful return to Greek as its primary language after a 20-year effort marked by challenges including political shifts and opposition, ultimately strengthening its ties to Gr...
Balamand University Reinstates Greek, Strengthening Orthodox Heritage
Seventeen students from Balamand University's theology school in Lebanon visited Meteora, Greece, celebrating the school's successful return to Greek as its primary language after a 20-year effort marked by challenges including political shifts and opposition, ultimately strengthening its ties to Gr...
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52% Bias Score
Europe Under Extreme Heatwave: Wildfire Risks Soar as Temperatures Reach 43°C
Extreme heat triggers orange and red alerts across Europe, with high wildfire risks in Greece, France, Spain, and Portugal, necessitating maximum alert levels and emergency responses in several regions due to ongoing wildfires and record-high temperatures.
Europe Under Extreme Heatwave: Wildfire Risks Soar as Temperatures Reach 43°C
Extreme heat triggers orange and red alerts across Europe, with high wildfire risks in Greece, France, Spain, and Portugal, necessitating maximum alert levels and emergency responses in several regions due to ongoing wildfires and record-high temperatures.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Supermarket Sector Poised for Major Consolidation in 2025
Several major supermarket chains in Greece are in advanced negotiations to finalize at least four acquisition deals in 2025, including Masoutis's potential purchase of Kritiki, Retail & More's acquisition of Bazaar, and Galaxias's acquisition of Papageorgiou Super Markets in Ioannina; this signals a...
Greek Supermarket Sector Poised for Major Consolidation in 2025
Several major supermarket chains in Greece are in advanced negotiations to finalize at least four acquisition deals in 2025, including Masoutis's potential purchase of Kritiki, Retail & More's acquisition of Bazaar, and Galaxias's acquisition of Papageorgiou Super Markets in Ioannina; this signals a...
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12% Bias Score
Greece Reforms Higher Education to End 'Eternal Students'
A new Greek law limits enrollment duration in higher education to address the decades-long issue of 'eternal students,' aiming to improve university efficiency and international standing; 11% of affected students mobilized against it, but the law now offers a final year extension with exceptions for...
Greece Reforms Higher Education to End 'Eternal Students'
A new Greek law limits enrollment duration in higher education to address the decades-long issue of 'eternal students,' aiming to improve university efficiency and international standing; 11% of affected students mobilized against it, but the law now offers a final year extension with exceptions for...
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56% Bias Score
Greece Eases Family Office Regulations, Attracting High-Net-Worth Individuals
Greece's new law 5222/2025 significantly alters Family Office regulations, lowering minimum operating costs to €500,000, expanding permissible activities to include trust advisory services for families, and clarifying tax treatment for foreign-connected companies and employee healthcare expenses.
Greece Eases Family Office Regulations, Attracting High-Net-Worth Individuals
Greece's new law 5222/2025 significantly alters Family Office regulations, lowering minimum operating costs to €500,000, expanding permissible activities to include trust advisory services for families, and clarifying tax treatment for foreign-connected companies and employee healthcare expenses.
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0% Bias Score
Greece: Highest Female Smoking Rate in the EU
A 2023 Eurostat report reveals that 32% of Greek women smoke, the highest rate in the EU, while 40% of Greek men smoke, ranking fifth in the EU; this highlights a significant public health challenge requiring targeted interventions.
Greece: Highest Female Smoking Rate in the EU
A 2023 Eurostat report reveals that 32% of Greek women smoke, the highest rate in the EU, while 40% of Greek men smoke, ranking fifth in the EU; this highlights a significant public health challenge requiring targeted interventions.
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32% Bias Score
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