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Turkey Establishes Marine Protected Areas in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey declared two marine protected areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, extending beyond its territorial waters, as a response to Greece's marine park declarations on July 21st, prompting a strong rebuke from Greece's foreign ministry, describing it as illegal and rejecting Turkey's clai...
Turkey Establishes Marine Protected Areas in Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey declared two marine protected areas in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, extending beyond its territorial waters, as a response to Greece's marine park declarations on July 21st, prompting a strong rebuke from Greece's foreign ministry, describing it as illegal and rejecting Turkey's clai...
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52% Bias Score


Crete Refugee Influx Exposes Failure of Deterrent Migration Policies
The arrival of over 2,500 people in Crete underscores the failure of deterrent migration policies; Doctors Without Borders provided aid, but the crisis highlights the need for effective governmental solutions amidst a global displacement of 123.2 million people.
Crete Refugee Influx Exposes Failure of Deterrent Migration Policies
The arrival of over 2,500 people in Crete underscores the failure of deterrent migration policies; Doctors Without Borders provided aid, but the crisis highlights the need for effective governmental solutions amidst a global displacement of 123.2 million people.
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64% Bias Score


Greece to Build Affordable Housing Using Public Properties
Greece will use at least 10 underutilized public properties to build housing, with 30% allocated to vulnerable groups, aiming to address the housing shortage and create 600 affordable homes by the end of 2024 under a new law.
Greece to Build Affordable Housing Using Public Properties
Greece will use at least 10 underutilized public properties to build housing, with 30% allocated to vulnerable groups, aiming to address the housing shortage and create 600 affordable homes by the end of 2024 under a new law.
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52% Bias Score


Athens Hospitals See Dramatic Drop in ER Wait Times Thanks to New Tracking System
A new electronic patient tracking system in 10 major Athens hospitals has reduced average emergency room wait times from over 9 hours to under 5 hours and 15 minutes, processing 44,032 patients since May 2024; the system is expanding nationwide by February 2026.
Athens Hospitals See Dramatic Drop in ER Wait Times Thanks to New Tracking System
A new electronic patient tracking system in 10 major Athens hospitals has reduced average emergency room wait times from over 9 hours to under 5 hours and 15 minutes, processing 44,032 patients since May 2024; the system is expanding nationwide by February 2026.
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44% Bias Score


Greece's SME Paradox: High Numbers, Low Productivity
Greece boasts the highest SME density in the EU but suffers from the lowest SME productivity; Alpha Bank's report attributes this to small size, low-tech sectors, and limited digitalization, advocating for increased investment and technological advancement to leverage funds like the Recovery Fund.
Greece's SME Paradox: High Numbers, Low Productivity
Greece boasts the highest SME density in the EU but suffers from the lowest SME productivity; Alpha Bank's report attributes this to small size, low-tech sectors, and limited digitalization, advocating for increased investment and technological advancement to leverage funds like the Recovery Fund.
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16% Bias Score


Anti-Israel Protests Erupt Across Greek Islands, Leading to Clashes and Arrests
Pro-Palestinian activists protested the arrival of an Israeli cruise ship on three Greek islands, clashing with police and resulting in arrests, highlighting international outrage over the Gaza war and potentially impacting tourism.
Anti-Israel Protests Erupt Across Greek Islands, Leading to Clashes and Arrests
Pro-Palestinian activists protested the arrival of an Israeli cruise ship on three Greek islands, clashing with police and resulting in arrests, highlighting international outrage over the Gaza war and potentially impacting tourism.
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48% Bias Score

Greek Shipwrights: A Dying Craft
The number of traditional Greek boatyards, once exceeding 300, has dwindled, leaving skilled shipwrights like Jani Karabas and Giorgos Kiassos as the last custodians of a dying craft, highlighting a loss of maritime heritage and impacting local economies.

Greek Shipwrights: A Dying Craft
The number of traditional Greek boatyards, once exceeding 300, has dwindled, leaving skilled shipwrights like Jani Karabas and Giorgos Kiassos as the last custodians of a dying craft, highlighting a loss of maritime heritage and impacting local economies.
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44% Bias Score

Greece's Balancing Act: Israel, Turkey, and the Palestinian Conflict
Greek Justice Minister's assertion that anti-Israel protests benefit Turkey is partially true; however, Israel's actions against Palestinians have a far greater impact on regional stability, posing a challenge to Greece's relationship with Israel.

Greece's Balancing Act: Israel, Turkey, and the Palestinian Conflict
Greek Justice Minister's assertion that anti-Israel protests benefit Turkey is partially true; however, Israel's actions against Palestinians have a far greater impact on regional stability, posing a challenge to Greece's relationship with Israel.
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44% Bias Score

Greece Needs Unified Code of Ethics for Public Asset Management
Greece's public asset management lacks a unified code of ethics, resulting in inconsistencies, inefficiencies, and a lack of transparency; a new framework with clear principles, procedures, and stakeholder engagement is proposed to improve accountability and effective use of public assets.

Greece Needs Unified Code of Ethics for Public Asset Management
Greece's public asset management lacks a unified code of ethics, resulting in inconsistencies, inefficiencies, and a lack of transparency; a new framework with clear principles, procedures, and stakeholder engagement is proposed to improve accountability and effective use of public assets.
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40% Bias Score

New Patras-Pyrgos Highway Opens, Addressing Decades-Long Safety Concerns
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated the new Patras-Pyrgos national highway near Alpochori, Ileia, stating that the project addresses a historical injustice and improves road safety. The 65km stretch will open tomorrow, reducing travel time and addressing past fatal accidents.

New Patras-Pyrgos Highway Opens, Addressing Decades-Long Safety Concerns
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated the new Patras-Pyrgos national highway near Alpochori, Ileia, stating that the project addresses a historical injustice and improves road safety. The 65km stretch will open tomorrow, reducing travel time and addressing past fatal accidents.
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40% Bias Score

Greece Battles Soaring Wildfires Amidst Climate Change and Funding Shortfalls
Priamos Parisinos, a Greek forest ranger, narrowly escaped a wildfire in 2021 and fears a repeat this year due to worsening drought conditions; already, over 270,000 hectares of forest have burned across the EU this year, double the average, as climate change and insufficient forest management exace...

Greece Battles Soaring Wildfires Amidst Climate Change and Funding Shortfalls
Priamos Parisinos, a Greek forest ranger, narrowly escaped a wildfire in 2021 and fears a repeat this year due to worsening drought conditions; already, over 270,000 hectares of forest have burned across the EU this year, double the average, as climate change and insufficient forest management exace...
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36% Bias Score

Greece Protests Albanian Map Depicting 'Greater Albania'
Greece officially protested to Albania regarding a map published in Albanian media showing 'Greater Albania' extending to Preveza; Greece considers the map historically inaccurate and potentially harmful, while relations remain calm.

Greece Protests Albanian Map Depicting 'Greater Albania'
Greece officially protested to Albania regarding a map published in Albanian media showing 'Greater Albania' extending to Preveza; Greece considers the map historically inaccurate and potentially harmful, while relations remain calm.
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44% Bias Score
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