Showing 397 to 408 of 1,971 results
Greece Moves Municipal Debt Notifications Online
The Greek government announced that starting now, all municipal debt notifications, including property taxes, fees, and public space charges, will be sent electronically via citizens' digital mailboxes on gov.gr, eliminating delays and lost documents.
Greece Moves Municipal Debt Notifications Online
The Greek government announced that starting now, all municipal debt notifications, including property taxes, fees, and public space charges, will be sent electronically via citizens' digital mailboxes on gov.gr, eliminating delays and lost documents.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Confessed Murderer Claims Sole Responsibility in Agia Paraskevi Killing
A 35-year-old man confessed to murdering his girlfriend's 43-year-old ex-husband in Agia Paraskevi, Greece, fearing the ex-husband would take their children to the US. Three accomplices were paid €1200-€1500 and later extorted the murderer for €40,000-€50,000 for their silence; police recovered a ph...
Confessed Murderer Claims Sole Responsibility in Agia Paraskevi Killing
A 35-year-old man confessed to murdering his girlfriend's 43-year-old ex-husband in Agia Paraskevi, Greece, fearing the ex-husband would take their children to the US. Three accomplices were paid €1200-€1500 and later extorted the murderer for €40,000-€50,000 for their silence; police recovered a ph...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Greece Leverages Chevron's Interest in Hydrocarbon Exploration to Counter Libyan, Turkish Claims
Following unsuccessful maritime boundary talks with Libya, Greece's energy minister spoke with Chevron, highlighting continued interest in Greek hydrocarbon exploration, despite Libyan objections, and aiming to leverage Chevron's influence against Turkey and its Libyan allies.
Greece Leverages Chevron's Interest in Hydrocarbon Exploration to Counter Libyan, Turkish Claims
Following unsuccessful maritime boundary talks with Libya, Greece's energy minister spoke with Chevron, highlighting continued interest in Greek hydrocarbon exploration, despite Libyan objections, and aiming to leverage Chevron's influence against Turkey and its Libyan allies.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Greek Businesswoman Charged in Ex-Husband's Murder
A 43-year-old Greek businesswoman is charged with orchestrating the July 4th murder of her ex-husband, a 43-year-old US university professor, in Agia Paraskevi, Athens; her current partner and three accomplices are also implicated, with financial disputes as the primary motive.
Greek Businesswoman Charged in Ex-Husband's Murder
A 43-year-old Greek businesswoman is charged with orchestrating the July 4th murder of her ex-husband, a 43-year-old US university professor, in Agia Paraskevi, Athens; her current partner and three accomplices are also implicated, with financial disputes as the primary motive.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Greece's Libya Diplomacy Fails Amidst Turkey's Growing Influence
Greece's diplomatic efforts in Libya failed as both factions aligned with Turkey, challenging Greece's EEZ due to Turkey's stronger regional influence, highlighting the limitations of Greece's European-focused foreign policy.
Greece's Libya Diplomacy Fails Amidst Turkey's Growing Influence
Greece's diplomatic efforts in Libya failed as both factions aligned with Turkey, challenging Greece's EEZ due to Turkey's stronger regional influence, highlighting the limitations of Greece's European-focused foreign policy.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Greece's Political Discord: 2015 Council and Eurozone's 25th Anniversary
Greece's 2015 political leaders' council, marked by unity behind Alexis Tsipras, is now contrasted with current disagreements over its interpretation, while the 25th anniversary of its 2000 Eurozone entry highlights the contrasting periods of national unity and discord.
Greece's Political Discord: 2015 Council and Eurozone's 25th Anniversary
Greece's 2015 political leaders' council, marked by unity behind Alexis Tsipras, is now contrasted with current disagreements over its interpretation, while the 25th anniversary of its 2000 Eurozone entry highlights the contrasting periods of national unity and discord.
Progress
56% Bias Score
UC Berkeley Professor Murdered in Greece Amid Custody Dispute
Przemyslaw Jeziorski, a 43-year-old UC Berkeley professor, was shot and killed in Athens, Greece, on July 4th; five people, including his ex-wife and her boyfriend, have been arrested for the murder, which occurred amid a custody and property dispute.
UC Berkeley Professor Murdered in Greece Amid Custody Dispute
Przemyslaw Jeziorski, a 43-year-old UC Berkeley professor, was shot and killed in Athens, Greece, on July 4th; five people, including his ex-wife and her boyfriend, have been arrested for the murder, which occurred amid a custody and property dispute.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Rouvikonas's Antisemitic Attacks in Athens Reveal Rising Extremism
The Rouvikonas group, initially known for minor disruptions, escalated to violent antisemitic attacks in Athens, targeting Israeli tourists and Greek Jews, highlighting a concerning rise in antisemitism in Greece.
Rouvikonas's Antisemitic Attacks in Athens Reveal Rising Extremism
The Rouvikonas group, initially known for minor disruptions, escalated to violent antisemitic attacks in Athens, targeting Israeli tourists and Greek Jews, highlighting a concerning rise in antisemitism in Greece.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Greek Police Charge Ex-Wife and Four Others in Professor's Murder
A Polish professor was murdered in Agia Paraskevi, Greece; his ex-wife, her current partner, and three accomplices have been charged with murder, conspiracy, and related offenses, with the motive stemming from significant financial disputes and child custody issues.
Greek Police Charge Ex-Wife and Four Others in Professor's Murder
A Polish professor was murdered in Agia Paraskevi, Greece; his ex-wife, her current partner, and three accomplices have been charged with murder, conspiracy, and related offenses, with the motive stemming from significant financial disputes and child custody issues.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Cyprus Talks Begin in New York Amidst Turkish Objections and Low Expectations
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and a delegation are in New York for informal five-party talks on Cyprus, aiming to maintain momentum despite low expectations for a breakthrough. The talks involve Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, the UK, Turkish Cypriots, and the UN, with Turkish objections to EU ...
Cyprus Talks Begin in New York Amidst Turkish Objections and Low Expectations
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and a delegation are in New York for informal five-party talks on Cyprus, aiming to maintain momentum despite low expectations for a breakthrough. The talks involve Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, the UK, Turkish Cypriots, and the UN, with Turkish objections to EU ...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Stricter Greek Traffic Code Requires Accurate Enforcement to Avoid Injustice
A stricter Greek traffic code, while effective, necessitates accurate enforcement; a recent incident of a wrongly cited driver highlights the need for mechanisms to correct errors, contrasting with a US example of efficient error correction.
Stricter Greek Traffic Code Requires Accurate Enforcement to Avoid Injustice
A stricter Greek traffic code, while effective, necessitates accurate enforcement; a recent incident of a wrongly cited driver highlights the need for mechanisms to correct errors, contrasting with a US example of efficient error correction.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Paralyzed but Not Disabled: A Greek Woman's Journey of Resilience
In 2015, Georgía Kaltsi, then 21, was paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident that killed a friend; despite this, she became a disability advocate and co-host of a TV show focusing on disability.
Paralyzed but Not Disabled: A Greek Woman's Journey of Resilience
In 2015, Georgía Kaltsi, then 21, was paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident that killed a friend; despite this, she became a disability advocate and co-host of a TV show focusing on disability.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Showing 397 to 408 of 1,971 results