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Greek Tourism Tender Excludes Local Firms, Raising Concerns
Greece's tourism promotion tender controversially excluded experienced Greek firms, benefiting multinational corporations despite Recovery Fund aims to support national resilience and SMEs; award-winning Greek companies were ineligible, raising concerns about the tender's criteria and effectiveness.
Greek Tourism Tender Excludes Local Firms, Raising Concerns
Greece's tourism promotion tender controversially excluded experienced Greek firms, benefiting multinational corporations despite Recovery Fund aims to support national resilience and SMEs; award-winning Greek companies were ineligible, raising concerns about the tender's criteria and effectiveness.
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52% Bias Score
Euronext Acquisition of Athens Stock Exchange: A Major Boost for the Greek Economy
Euronext's acquisition of the Athens Stock Exchange, announced by Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is considered a major foreign investment, boosting Greece's economic standing and providing enhanced access to capital for Greek businesses, particularly in the context of a growing global ...
Euronext Acquisition of Athens Stock Exchange: A Major Boost for the Greek Economy
Euronext's acquisition of the Athens Stock Exchange, announced by Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is considered a major foreign investment, boosting Greece's economic standing and providing enhanced access to capital for Greek businesses, particularly in the context of a growing global ...
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52% Bias Score
Greek Government Faces Critical Autumn Amidst Multiple Scandals
The Greek government faces a critical autumn amid multiple scandals, including the OPKEPE affair, which cost the ruling party 3-4 percentage points in polls. The government plans a €2 billion+ stimulus package, but faces challenges from strained relations with key figures and countries, plus potenti...
Greek Government Faces Critical Autumn Amidst Multiple Scandals
The Greek government faces a critical autumn amid multiple scandals, including the OPKEPE affair, which cost the ruling party 3-4 percentage points in polls. The government plans a €2 billion+ stimulus package, but faces challenges from strained relations with key figures and countries, plus potenti...
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52% Bias Score
Greece Remains Steadfast in Israel Partnership Despite Rising Tensions
Despite European condemnation of Benjamin Netanyahu, Greece's strategic alignment with Israel remains firm due to shared regional interests and access to US influence, though this is challenged by anti-Semitic incidents impacting Israeli tourism and delays to defense projects.
Greece Remains Steadfast in Israel Partnership Despite Rising Tensions
Despite European condemnation of Benjamin Netanyahu, Greece's strategic alignment with Israel remains firm due to shared regional interests and access to US influence, though this is challenged by anti-Semitic incidents impacting Israeli tourism and delays to defense projects.
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36% Bias Score
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
Turkey Registers New Marine Protected Areas Amidst Aegean Sea Dispute with Greece
Turkey registered new marine protected areas with UNESCO's IOC, directly responding to Greece's recent unilateral declaration of two marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian Seas; Turkey emphasizes its commitment to marine conservation and cooperation, while also asserting its maritime claims.
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40% Bias Score
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
Greece to Introduce 'Flexible' Red Electricity Bills in September
Greece's energy regulator, RAE, will introduce 'flexible' red electricity bills in September, offering consumers a new option between fixed-price blue and variable-price yellow tariffs; these bills, based on predefined charges, provide greater supplier flexibility and resemble mobile phone subscript...
Greece to Introduce 'Flexible' Red Electricity Bills in September
Greece's energy regulator, RAE, will introduce 'flexible' red electricity bills in September, offering consumers a new option between fixed-price blue and variable-price yellow tariffs; these bills, based on predefined charges, provide greater supplier flexibility and resemble mobile phone subscript...
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36% Bias Score
Greek Banks Explore Shared ATM Network to Offset Fee Elimination
Facing financial losses from a new law eliminating interbank ATM fees in Greece, starting August 11th, banks are considering a shared ATM network model, similar to Portugal's Multibanco, to reduce operational costs and improve geographical coverage.
Greek Banks Explore Shared ATM Network to Offset Fee Elimination
Facing financial losses from a new law eliminating interbank ATM fees in Greece, starting August 11th, banks are considering a shared ATM network model, similar to Portugal's Multibanco, to reduce operational costs and improve geographical coverage.
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48% Bias Score
Major Wildfires Rage Across Northwestern Spain, Forcing Evacuations and Mobilizing Military Units
Wildfires in northwestern Spain have destroyed thousands of hectares, forcing evacuations and prompting a level 2 emergency as firefighters battle multiple blazes in Galicia, Cáceres, and Ourense; the fires are part of a larger wave impacting Portugal and Greece.
Major Wildfires Rage Across Northwestern Spain, Forcing Evacuations and Mobilizing Military Units
Wildfires in northwestern Spain have destroyed thousands of hectares, forcing evacuations and prompting a level 2 emergency as firefighters battle multiple blazes in Galicia, Cáceres, and Ourense; the fires are part of a larger wave impacting Portugal and Greece.
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24% Bias Score
Uninhabited": Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Drama's Abandoned Houses
Kyriakos Syfiltzoglou's photographic book, "Uninhabited," documents abandoned houses in Drama, Greece, revealing the lives of Pontic Greek refugees who settled there after 1922 through preserved remnants and details within the homes, highlighting the region's cultural heritage and the passage of tim...
Uninhabited": Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Drama's Abandoned Houses
Kyriakos Syfiltzoglou's photographic book, "Uninhabited," documents abandoned houses in Drama, Greece, revealing the lives of Pontic Greek refugees who settled there after 1922 through preserved remnants and details within the homes, highlighting the region's cultural heritage and the passage of tim...
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24% Bias Score
Mother Charged with Murder of 3-Year-Old in Greece
A 32-year-old Algerian woman in Greece is charged with the premeditated murder of her 3-year-old daughter, whose body was found on a beach; the mother's account is contradicted by autopsy findings and security footage.
Mother Charged with Murder of 3-Year-Old in Greece
A 32-year-old Algerian woman in Greece is charged with the premeditated murder of her 3-year-old daughter, whose body was found on a beach; the mother's account is contradicted by autopsy findings and security footage.
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44% 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
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