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Greek-Turkish Talks Aim for July Summit Amidst Regional Instability
High-level Greek-Turkish talks in Ankara aim for a July Supreme Cooperation Council (SCC) meeting, focusing on economic cooperation, while acknowledging challenges in resolving decades-old maritime disputes; international developments could impact the timeline.
Greek-Turkish Talks Aim for July Summit Amidst Regional Instability
High-level Greek-Turkish talks in Ankara aim for a July Supreme Cooperation Council (SCC) meeting, focusing on economic cooperation, while acknowledging challenges in resolving decades-old maritime disputes; international developments could impact the timeline.
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32% Bias Score
Turkey Obstructs Greece-Cyprus-Israel Power Cable Project
Turkey's attempts to obstruct the Greece-Cyprus-Israel power cable, the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), using implicit threats of violence since July 2024, demonstrates its efforts to prevent Israel's energy integration with Europe and limit Greece's role in regional infrastructure.
Turkey Obstructs Greece-Cyprus-Israel Power Cable Project
Turkey's attempts to obstruct the Greece-Cyprus-Israel power cable, the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), using implicit threats of violence since July 2024, demonstrates its efforts to prevent Israel's energy integration with Europe and limit Greece's role in regional infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score
EU Awards Recognize Cypriot and Greek Cultural Regeneration Projects
The Nicosia Old Municipal Market and Naxos' Kambones 1615 Venetian tower won European Commission and Europa Nostra awards for outstanding cultural achievements in conservation and adaptive reuse, showcasing urban and rural regeneration models.
EU Awards Recognize Cypriot and Greek Cultural Regeneration Projects
The Nicosia Old Municipal Market and Naxos' Kambones 1615 Venetian tower won European Commission and Europa Nostra awards for outstanding cultural achievements in conservation and adaptive reuse, showcasing urban and rural regeneration models.
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20% Bias Score
Greece to supply Lebanon with military aid
Greece will supply Lebanon with 13 M113 armored personnel carriers, as part of a wider agreement to modernize Lebanon's military, reflecting Greece's strategic interests in regional stability.
Greece to supply Lebanon with military aid
Greece will supply Lebanon with 13 M113 armored personnel carriers, as part of a wider agreement to modernize Lebanon's military, reflecting Greece's strategic interests in regional stability.
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36% Bias Score
Egypt-Greece Conflict over Saint Catherine's Monastery
A recent Egyptian court ruling awarded the land of Saint Catherine's Monastery, the world's oldest inhabited monastery located in Egypt's Sinai desert, to Egypt, sparking a diplomatic conflict with Greece, which manages the monastery. Both countries have agreed to protect its status, but concerns re...
Egypt-Greece Conflict over Saint Catherine's Monastery
A recent Egyptian court ruling awarded the land of Saint Catherine's Monastery, the world's oldest inhabited monastery located in Egypt's Sinai desert, to Egypt, sparking a diplomatic conflict with Greece, which manages the monastery. Both countries have agreed to protect its status, but concerns re...
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44% Bias Score
Greece Raises IRIS Payment Limits, Targets Tax Evasion
Greece's IRIS payment system will increase daily transaction limits to "1,000 EUR" for both person-to-person and person-to-business payments by year-end, with a monthly cap of "5,000 EUR" on person-to-person transfers to combat tax evasion; all businesses must accept IRIS by October 31, 2025.
Greece Raises IRIS Payment Limits, Targets Tax Evasion
Greece's IRIS payment system will increase daily transaction limits to "1,000 EUR" for both person-to-person and person-to-business payments by year-end, with a monthly cap of "5,000 EUR" on person-to-person transfers to combat tax evasion; all businesses must accept IRIS by October 31, 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Personal Number Initiative Unveils 96,000 Data Discrepancies
In Greece, over 337,000 citizens have received their Personal Number (PA), a digital ID for accessing public services via the myinfo platform; this has revealed over 96,000 data discrepancies, mostly in names and birthdates, across national registries (AMKA, AFM, ADT), which are being automatically ...
Greece's Personal Number Initiative Unveils 96,000 Data Discrepancies
In Greece, over 337,000 citizens have received their Personal Number (PA), a digital ID for accessing public services via the myinfo platform; this has revealed over 96,000 data discrepancies, mostly in names and birthdates, across national registries (AMKA, AFM, ADT), which are being automatically ...
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40% Bias Score
Disability Benefits Fraud Ring Busted in Agrinio
A criminal ring in Agrinio, Greece, defrauded disability boards by providing benefits to ineligible individuals, causing significant public funds loss; an investigation uncovered a scheme involving a private citizen, an EFKA employee, a lawyer, and an accountant, who colluded to obtain payments for ...
Disability Benefits Fraud Ring Busted in Agrinio
A criminal ring in Agrinio, Greece, defrauded disability boards by providing benefits to ineligible individuals, causing significant public funds loss; an investigation uncovered a scheme involving a private citizen, an EFKA employee, a lawyer, and an accountant, who colluded to obtain payments for ...
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44% Bias Score
Greece's Antinero Forest Program Faces EU Lawsuit Over Environmental Damage and Fund Misuse
213 Greek groups accused Greece's Antinero forest-clearing program, funded by the EU's Recovery Fund, of violating EU law by lacking environmental permits, causing ecological damage, and misusing €70 million in funds; the program started in 2022 and the complaint was filed in late May 2024.
Greece's Antinero Forest Program Faces EU Lawsuit Over Environmental Damage and Fund Misuse
213 Greek groups accused Greece's Antinero forest-clearing program, funded by the EU's Recovery Fund, of violating EU law by lacking environmental permits, causing ecological damage, and misusing €70 million in funds; the program started in 2022 and the complaint was filed in late May 2024.
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52% Bias Score
Santorini Tourism Plummets Amidst Seismic Activity and Economic Headwinds
Santorini, Greece's most popular island, is experiencing a significant drop in tourism (20-25%) due to seismic activity earlier this year and the global cost-of-living crisis, impacting the Greek economy which relies heavily on tourism revenue from the island.
Santorini Tourism Plummets Amidst Seismic Activity and Economic Headwinds
Santorini, Greece's most popular island, is experiencing a significant drop in tourism (20-25%) due to seismic activity earlier this year and the global cost-of-living crisis, impacting the Greek economy which relies heavily on tourism revenue from the island.
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56% Bias Score
Panel Discusses Greek Constitutional Revision Amidst Concerns Over Public Trust"
Former Greek President Sakellaropoulou, along with other prominent figures, participated in a panel discussion on constitutional revision, revealing a lack of consensus on the need for changes but widespread agreement on restoring public trust in institutions and adhering to the Constitution during ...
Panel Discusses Greek Constitutional Revision Amidst Concerns Over Public Trust"
Former Greek President Sakellaropoulou, along with other prominent figures, participated in a panel discussion on constitutional revision, revealing a lack of consensus on the need for changes but widespread agreement on restoring public trust in institutions and adhering to the Constitution during ...
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32% Bias Score
Greece's Untapped Funds Expose Failure in Stray Animal Management
Greece's 2021 law aimed to manage its four million plus stray animals by assigning responsibility to municipalities, but widespread inaction due to funding and staffing challenges, coupled with untapped funding of €15 million in 2024, threatens the welfare of animals.
Greece's Untapped Funds Expose Failure in Stray Animal Management
Greece's 2021 law aimed to manage its four million plus stray animals by assigning responsibility to municipalities, but widespread inaction due to funding and staffing challenges, coupled with untapped funding of €15 million in 2024, threatens the welfare of animals.
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56% Bias Score
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