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North Macedonia's Name Omission Raises Concerns in Greece
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis will meet with his North Macedonian counterpart to discuss the government's avoidance of the country's constitutional name in official contexts, raising concerns about its European integration process.
North Macedonia's Name Omission Raises Concerns in Greece
Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis will meet with his North Macedonian counterpart to discuss the government's avoidance of the country's constitutional name in official contexts, raising concerns about its European integration process.
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60% Bias Score
US Destroyer in Rhodes, Israeli Cruise Ship Incident, and Cyprus Soldier Remains Repatriation
From July 14-18, a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer was stationed in Rhodes, Greece, for crew rest after Eastern Mediterranean operations; this is seen as a response to Turkey's claims regarding the Aegean Sea. Meanwhile, an Israeli cruise ship left Syros due to protests, and Greece repatriated...
US Destroyer in Rhodes, Israeli Cruise Ship Incident, and Cyprus Soldier Remains Repatriation
From July 14-18, a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer was stationed in Rhodes, Greece, for crew rest after Eastern Mediterranean operations; this is seen as a response to Turkey's claims regarding the Aegean Sea. Meanwhile, an Israeli cruise ship left Syros due to protests, and Greece repatriated...
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32% Bias Score
PASOK Condemns Greek Government's Handling of Tempi Crash and OPKEPE Scandal
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis condemned the Greek government's handling of the Tempi train crash investigation and the OPKEPE scandal, accusing them of cover-ups and withdrawing his party's participation from the pre-trial committee, triggering a major political clash.
PASOK Condemns Greek Government's Handling of Tempi Crash and OPKEPE Scandal
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis condemned the Greek government's handling of the Tempi train crash investigation and the OPKEPE scandal, accusing them of cover-ups and withdrawing his party's participation from the pre-trial committee, triggering a major political clash.
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56% Bias Score
Greece's Heatwave: Soaring Humidex Index and Health Risks
Greece's heatwave will cause the humidex index to soar to 32.9°C in Larissa and Thessaloniki by July 24th, posing serious risks to vulnerable populations, impacting worker productivity, and highlighting a lack of data on heatstroke deaths.
Greece's Heatwave: Soaring Humidex Index and Health Risks
Greece's heatwave will cause the humidex index to soar to 32.9°C in Larissa and Thessaloniki by July 24th, posing serious risks to vulnerable populations, impacting worker productivity, and highlighting a lack of data on heatstroke deaths.
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24% Bias Score
Hellenic Navy to Acquire Italian FREMM Frigates
The Hellenic Navy plans to acquire at least two Italian FREMM Bergamini-class frigates by 2028-2029, costing approximately €240 million each, plus €100 million for additional costs, to replace aging Kortenaer-class frigates and modernize its surface fleet.
Hellenic Navy to Acquire Italian FREMM Frigates
The Hellenic Navy plans to acquire at least two Italian FREMM Bergamini-class frigates by 2028-2029, costing approximately €240 million each, plus €100 million for additional costs, to replace aging Kortenaer-class frigates and modernize its surface fleet.
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32% Bias Score
Changan Enters Greek EV Market
Changan Hellas, established with €850,000 capital and headed by Giorgos Vasilakis, marks the entry of Changan Automobile's electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles into the Greek market in October, adding to the growing Chinese EV presence in Europe and challenging established brands.
Changan Enters Greek EV Market
Changan Hellas, established with €850,000 capital and headed by Giorgos Vasilakis, marks the entry of Changan Automobile's electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles into the Greek market in October, adding to the growing Chinese EV presence in Europe and challenging established brands.
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40% Bias Score
Greece: Clash over Judicial Appointments Highlights Independence Concerns
Greek Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis and the Union of Judges and Prosecutors are clashing over the recent appointments to top judicial positions, with the Union accusing the government of ignoring the secret ballot results and undermining judicial independence.
Greece: Clash over Judicial Appointments Highlights Independence Concerns
Greek Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis and the Union of Judges and Prosecutors are clashing over the recent appointments to top judicial positions, with the Union accusing the government of ignoring the secret ballot results and undermining judicial independence.
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48% Bias Score
Greece's Hydrocarbon Tender Reignites Turkey-Libya Maritime Dispute
Greece's international tender for hydrocarbon exploration south of Crete in June 2025, involving blocks claimed by Turkey and Libya based on their 2019 maritime agreement, has reignited tensions and raised questions about the legality of overlapping maritime zones.
Greece's Hydrocarbon Tender Reignites Turkey-Libya Maritime Dispute
Greece's international tender for hydrocarbon exploration south of Crete in June 2025, involving blocks claimed by Turkey and Libya based on their 2019 maritime agreement, has reignited tensions and raised questions about the legality of overlapping maritime zones.
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48% Bias Score
Greece's Trade Deficit Drops 24% in 2025 Amid Tourism and Investment Growth
Greece's trade deficit decreased by 24% in the first five months of 2025, reaching €6.44 billion compared to €8.58 billion in 2024, due to increased exports (0.8%) and decreased imports (4.2%), boosted by tourism revenue (€4.35 billion, up 12.7%) and a 41% rise in foreign direct investment (€2.07 bi...
Greece's Trade Deficit Drops 24% in 2025 Amid Tourism and Investment Growth
Greece's trade deficit decreased by 24% in the first five months of 2025, reaching €6.44 billion compared to €8.58 billion in 2024, due to increased exports (0.8%) and decreased imports (4.2%), boosted by tourism revenue (€4.35 billion, up 12.7%) and a 41% rise in foreign direct investment (€2.07 bi...
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40% Bias Score
Family Thanks Greek Authorities After Arrest of Professor's Murderer
The family of Polish professor Przemek, murdered in Agia Paraskevi, Greece on July 4th, expressed gratitude to Greek authorities for arresting his ex-wife, the alleged mastermind, and three accomplices; they are prioritizing the well-being of his children.
Family Thanks Greek Authorities After Arrest of Professor's Murderer
The family of Polish professor Przemek, murdered in Agia Paraskevi, Greece on July 4th, expressed gratitude to Greek authorities for arresting his ex-wife, the alleged mastermind, and three accomplices; they are prioritizing the well-being of his children.
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36% Bias Score
Greece's Debt Falls Sharply, New Wizz Air Routes Announced
Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio decreased by 9.3% year-on-year in Q1 2025, the largest reduction in the EU, while Wizz Air launched two new direct flights from Athens to Warsaw, starting December 1st, 2025.
Greece's Debt Falls Sharply, New Wizz Air Routes Announced
Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio decreased by 9.3% year-on-year in Q1 2025, the largest reduction in the EU, while Wizz Air launched two new direct flights from Athens to Warsaw, starting December 1st, 2025.
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36% Bias Score
Greece's Renewed Social Housing Program Aims to Alleviate Housing Crisis
Greece's new social housing program utilizes €120 million in EU funds and public land to build 200 and renovate 800 homes, aiming to alleviate housing shortages and support vulnerable groups, addressing past program deficiencies.
Greece's Renewed Social Housing Program Aims to Alleviate Housing Crisis
Greece's new social housing program utilizes €120 million in EU funds and public land to build 200 and renovate 800 homes, aiming to alleviate housing shortages and support vulnerable groups, addressing past program deficiencies.
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40% Bias Score
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