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US Tariffs Hit Greek Clothing Exports
New US tariffs on EU clothing and footwear, starting April 5th, increase costs for Greek manufacturers exporting to the US, threatening €768 million in clothing exports and potentially shifting production to cheaper locations like Turkey, Morocco, and Egypt.
US Tariffs Hit Greek Clothing Exports
New US tariffs on EU clothing and footwear, starting April 5th, increase costs for Greek manufacturers exporting to the US, threatening €768 million in clothing exports and potentially shifting production to cheaper locations like Turkey, Morocco, and Egypt.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Defence Minister Visits Lesvos, Emphasizes Military Modernization and Personnel Welfare
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias visited Lesvos on Easter Sunday, attending a religious service, visiting a military outpost, and a 221st Mytilene National Guard unit, praising troops and outlining plans for military housing (1000 apartments annually) and naval modernization under the "Agenda 20...
Greek Defence Minister Visits Lesvos, Emphasizes Military Modernization and Personnel Welfare
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias visited Lesvos on Easter Sunday, attending a religious service, visiting a military outpost, and a 221st Mytilene National Guard unit, praising troops and outlining plans for military housing (1000 apartments annually) and naval modernization under the "Agenda 20...
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24% Bias Score
Greece-Turkey Maritime Dispute Reignited by Conflicting Spatial Plans
Turkey and Greece simultaneously published their maritime spatial plans, sparking renewed tensions over Aegean Sea boundaries; Turkey rejects Greece's claims, including its island EEZs, citing the median line principle and the 1976 Berna Accord, while Greece insists its map is a technical obligation...
Greece-Turkey Maritime Dispute Reignited by Conflicting Spatial Plans
Turkey and Greece simultaneously published their maritime spatial plans, sparking renewed tensions over Aegean Sea boundaries; Turkey rejects Greece's claims, including its island EEZs, citing the median line principle and the 1976 Berna Accord, while Greece insists its map is a technical obligation...
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48% Bias Score
Greece Leads Europe in Regional Tourism, Raising Concerns about Sustainability
A new study by the University of Aegean finds that Greece leads Europe in regional tourism, with the Southern Aegean and Ionian Islands ranking first and second, respectively, based on an index measuring six variables, including bed capacity and employment in hospitality; this intense touristificati...
Greece Leads Europe in Regional Tourism, Raising Concerns about Sustainability
A new study by the University of Aegean finds that Greece leads Europe in regional tourism, with the Southern Aegean and Ionian Islands ranking first and second, respectively, based on an index measuring six variables, including bed capacity and employment in hospitality; this intense touristificati...
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48% Bias Score
€15 Million 'I Research in Epirus' Program to Boost Regional Innovation
The Epirus Region launched a €15 million 'I Research in Epirus' program, funding businesses and research organizations collaborating on R&D projects within five priority sectors (experience industry, agrifood, health & wellbeing, environment & energy, and digital entrepreneurship) to develop innovat...
€15 Million 'I Research in Epirus' Program to Boost Regional Innovation
The Epirus Region launched a €15 million 'I Research in Epirus' program, funding businesses and research organizations collaborating on R&D projects within five priority sectors (experience industry, agrifood, health & wellbeing, environment & energy, and digital entrepreneurship) to develop innovat...
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24% Bias Score
Greece Finalizes National Marine Spatial Strategy, Turkey Responds Mildly
Greece completed its National Marine Spatial Strategy (NMSS), mapping maritime zones and culminating efforts since 2011, including the Maniatis Law, 2014 maritime zone maps, and the "blue growth" policy; Turkey's reaction was relatively mild.
Greece Finalizes National Marine Spatial Strategy, Turkey Responds Mildly
Greece completed its National Marine Spatial Strategy (NMSS), mapping maritime zones and culminating efforts since 2011, including the Maniatis Law, 2014 maritime zone maps, and the "blue growth" policy; Turkey's reaction was relatively mild.
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36% Bias Score
Greece Launches 15 Employment Programs for 30,000+
Greece's 15 active employment programs aim to aid over 30,000 individuals from vulnerable groups, with a 70% success rate observed in similar past programs, focusing on job creation, training, and digital skill enhancement, but further investment in active labor market policies is needed.
Greece Launches 15 Employment Programs for 30,000+
Greece's 15 active employment programs aim to aid over 30,000 individuals from vulnerable groups, with a 70% success rate observed in similar past programs, focusing on job creation, training, and digital skill enhancement, but further investment in active labor market policies is needed.
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24% Bias Score
S\&P Upgrades Greece's Credit Rating to BBB, Citing Fiscal Discipline
S\&P upgraded Greece's credit rating to BBB from BBB- with a stable outlook, citing strong fiscal discipline, exceeding 2024 targets and projecting continued surpluses and debt reduction; this is the third upgrade within investment grade from a major agency.
S\&P Upgrades Greece's Credit Rating to BBB, Citing Fiscal Discipline
S\&P upgraded Greece's credit rating to BBB from BBB- with a stable outlook, citing strong fiscal discipline, exceeding 2024 targets and projecting continued surpluses and debt reduction; this is the third upgrade within investment grade from a major agency.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Releases Official Maritime Zone Map
Greece officially released a map detailing its maritime zones, including a median line defining its continental shelf's outer limits, based on agreements with Italy and Egypt; this map, prompted by the EU, serves as a basis for dialogue with Turkey and Libya, ending years of ambiguous public debate.
Greece Releases Official Maritime Zone Map
Greece officially released a map detailing its maritime zones, including a median line defining its continental shelf's outer limits, based on agreements with Italy and Egypt; this map, prompted by the EU, serves as a basis for dialogue with Turkey and Libya, ending years of ambiguous public debate.
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32% Bias Score
Greek Parliament to Draw Judges for Tempe Train Tragedy Investigation
The Greek Parliament will publicly draw members of the Judicial Council to investigate the Tempe train tragedy after a short, controversial parliamentary committee investigation concluded without calling witnesses, sparking debate about transparency and political motivations.
Greek Parliament to Draw Judges for Tempe Train Tragedy Investigation
The Greek Parliament will publicly draw members of the Judicial Council to investigate the Tempe train tragedy after a short, controversial parliamentary committee investigation concluded without calling witnesses, sparking debate about transparency and political motivations.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey Condemns Greece's Maritime Spatial Plan as Illegal
Turkey's Ministry of Defense denounced Greece's finalized maritime spatial plan as illegal and violating Turkish rights, asserting its commitment to protecting its interests in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, and vowing to take necessary measures.
Turkey Condemns Greece's Maritime Spatial Plan as Illegal
Turkey's Ministry of Defense denounced Greece's finalized maritime spatial plan as illegal and violating Turkish rights, asserting its commitment to protecting its interests in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, and vowing to take necessary measures.
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56% Bias Score
Greece's Obstructed Rivers: A Call for Restoration
Greece lags in removing river obstacles despite a widespread European and US practice of restoring free-flowing rivers; a new Medina project advocates for removing obsolete structures and highlights the threat of small hydroelectric plants to the Aoos, Europe's last free-flowing river.
Greece's Obstructed Rivers: A Call for Restoration
Greece lags in removing river obstacles despite a widespread European and US practice of restoring free-flowing rivers; a new Medina project advocates for removing obsolete structures and highlights the threat of small hydroelectric plants to the Aoos, Europe's last free-flowing river.
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44% Bias Score
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