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Greek Government Faces Backlash Over OPKEPE Scandal Inquiry Proposal
Greece's ruling party proposed a parliamentary inquiry into the OPKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal, covering the period from 1998 to the present, prompting accusations of a cover-up from opposition parties, who point to an ongoing European Public Prosecutor's Office investigation into alleged crime...
Greek Government Faces Backlash Over OPKEPE Scandal Inquiry Proposal
Greece's ruling party proposed a parliamentary inquiry into the OPKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal, covering the period from 1998 to the present, prompting accusations of a cover-up from opposition parties, who point to an ongoing European Public Prosecutor's Office investigation into alleged crime...
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56% Bias Score
Papandreou Condemns Greek Asylum Policies, Links to Global Authoritarianism
At the 27th Symposium of Symi in Skiathos, former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou criticized the government's new asylum policies as unconstitutional and unacceptable, linking them to a global rise in authoritarianism and systemic failures.
Papandreou Condemns Greek Asylum Policies, Links to Global Authoritarianism
At the 27th Symposium of Symi in Skiathos, former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou criticized the government's new asylum policies as unconstitutional and unacceptable, linking them to a global rise in authoritarianism and systemic failures.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Announces €1.5-1.6 Billion Budget to Address Economic Challenges Amidst Demographic Crisis
Greece faces a demographic crisis with only 31,763 births in the first half of 2025, record-high rental increases of 11.4% in June, and a 13.1% rise in income tax withholding despite a 5% nominal wage increase; the government plans targeted interventions totaling €1.5-1.6 billion.
Greece Announces €1.5-1.6 Billion Budget to Address Economic Challenges Amidst Demographic Crisis
Greece faces a demographic crisis with only 31,763 births in the first half of 2025, record-high rental increases of 11.4% in June, and a 13.1% rise in income tax withholding despite a 5% nominal wage increase; the government plans targeted interventions totaling €1.5-1.6 billion.
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48% Bias Score
UNESCO Expands World Heritage List with Bavarian Castles, Ancient Sites
UNESCO's World Heritage Committee added four King Ludwig II Bavarian castles, Carnac's megaliths, and Minoan palaces to its list, bringing Germany's total to 55 sites, aiming to balance tourism with preservation after a Dresden site's removal in 2009 for violating preservation rules.
UNESCO Expands World Heritage List with Bavarian Castles, Ancient Sites
UNESCO's World Heritage Committee added four King Ludwig II Bavarian castles, Carnac's megaliths, and Minoan palaces to its list, bringing Germany's total to 55 sites, aiming to balance tourism with preservation after a Dresden site's removal in 2009 for violating preservation rules.
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44% Bias Score
Athens Tackles Traffic Congestion with Short-Term Fixes and Delayed Long-Term Projects
To alleviate traffic congestion in Athens, Greece, the Ministry of Infrastructure plans a new Attiki Odos exit near Metamorphosis, while a larger Kymīs Avenue extension project is stalled by legal challenges; concurrently, a Skaramangas interchange is under construction for €36 million.
Athens Tackles Traffic Congestion with Short-Term Fixes and Delayed Long-Term Projects
To alleviate traffic congestion in Athens, Greece, the Ministry of Infrastructure plans a new Attiki Odos exit near Metamorphosis, while a larger Kymīs Avenue extension project is stalled by legal challenges; concurrently, a Skaramangas interchange is under construction for €36 million.
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36% Bias Score
Greece Suspends Asylum Applications for North African Migrants
The Greek Parliament approved a three-month suspension of asylum applications for individuals illegally entering by sea from North Africa, with 177 MPs voting in favor, 74 against, and 42 abstaining; the government cites the need to curb irregular arrivals.
Greece Suspends Asylum Applications for North African Migrants
The Greek Parliament approved a three-month suspension of asylum applications for individuals illegally entering by sea from North Africa, with 177 MPs voting in favor, 74 against, and 42 abstaining; the government cites the need to curb irregular arrivals.
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72% Bias Score
Greece Mandates Electronic Rent Payments, Penalizing Landlords for Tenant Non-Compliance
Starting January 1, 2026, Greece mandates electronic rent payments for residential properties; landlords face a 5% tax penalty if tenants don't comply, irrespective of tenant reasons for delay.
Greece Mandates Electronic Rent Payments, Penalizing Landlords for Tenant Non-Compliance
Starting January 1, 2026, Greece mandates electronic rent payments for residential properties; landlords face a 5% tax penalty if tenants don't comply, irrespective of tenant reasons for delay.
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60% Bias Score
Athens Completes 21-Year Archaeological Site Unification Project
The completion of Athens' Vasilissis Olgas Avenue redevelopment, connecting Zappeion Gardens to other historical sites, marks a 21-year journey overcoming political hurdles and design debates, unifying archaeological areas and enhancing pedestrian accessibility.
Athens Completes 21-Year Archaeological Site Unification Project
The completion of Athens' Vasilissis Olgas Avenue redevelopment, connecting Zappeion Gardens to other historical sites, marks a 21-year journey overcoming political hurdles and design debates, unifying archaeological areas and enhancing pedestrian accessibility.
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48% Bias Score
Missing Transcripts Raise Concerns About Greek Debt Crisis Meeting
The July 6th, 2015 meeting of Greek political leaders lacked official records due to the stenographers' departure, leaving only partial transcripts and raising questions about potential manipulation and the reliability of available information.
Missing Transcripts Raise Concerns About Greek Debt Crisis Meeting
The July 6th, 2015 meeting of Greek political leaders lacked official records due to the stenographers' departure, leaving only partial transcripts and raising questions about potential manipulation and the reliability of available information.
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52% Bias Score
Athenian Riviera Real Estate Booms, Driven by Foreign Investment
Demand for housing in Athens' southern suburbs increased by 7.9% in 2024, with prices ranging from €8,000 to over €25,000 per square meter, driven by strong foreign investment and a transformation into a high-end residential, tourism, and investment destination.
Athenian Riviera Real Estate Booms, Driven by Foreign Investment
Demand for housing in Athens' southern suburbs increased by 7.9% in 2024, with prices ranging from €8,000 to over €25,000 per square meter, driven by strong foreign investment and a transformation into a high-end residential, tourism, and investment destination.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Upgrades Public Safety Communications with Encrypted Network
Greece is implementing a new encrypted communication system for its public safety agencies, improving coverage, interoperability, and security by integrating existing and new technologies like DMR, LTE/5G, and satellite solutions.
Greece Upgrades Public Safety Communications with Encrypted Network
Greece is implementing a new encrypted communication system for its public safety agencies, improving coverage, interoperability, and security by integrating existing and new technologies like DMR, LTE/5G, and satellite solutions.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Hospitals Face Systemic Issues After Fatal Medical Error
The Organization for the Assurance of Quality in Health (ODIPY) released a report detailing widespread issues in 50 Greek hospitals, including understaffing, protocol failures, and unequal patient distribution, after investigating a fatal medical error at Tzaneio Hospital where a 62-year-old patient...
Greek Hospitals Face Systemic Issues After Fatal Medical Error
The Organization for the Assurance of Quality in Health (ODIPY) released a report detailing widespread issues in 50 Greek hospitals, including understaffing, protocol failures, and unequal patient distribution, after investigating a fatal medical error at Tzaneio Hospital where a 62-year-old patient...
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36% Bias Score
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