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Greece's Sustainable Development Paradox: Rhetoric vs. Reality
Greece's sustainable development goals are hampered by widespread corruption and patronage, leading to inefficient bureaucracy, environmental degradation, and a lack of investment in research and technology, creating a significant gap between stated aims and reality.
Greece's Sustainable Development Paradox: Rhetoric vs. Reality
Greece's sustainable development goals are hampered by widespread corruption and patronage, leading to inefficient bureaucracy, environmental degradation, and a lack of investment in research and technology, creating a significant gap between stated aims and reality.
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64% Bias Score


Athens Hospitals to Merge, Creating Greece's Largest Healthcare Complex
The Hygeia and Mitera hospitals in Athens, Greece, are undergoing a major renovation and unification project to create the country's largest healthcare complex with over 800 beds, including a 12,500 sq. m. therapeutic park, emphasizing sustainability and technological advancements, led by the Hellen...
Athens Hospitals to Merge, Creating Greece's Largest Healthcare Complex
The Hygeia and Mitera hospitals in Athens, Greece, are undergoing a major renovation and unification project to create the country's largest healthcare complex with over 800 beds, including a 12,500 sq. m. therapeutic park, emphasizing sustainability and technological advancements, led by the Hellen...
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20% Bias Score


230 Migrants Rescued off Crete; Coast Guard Requests Increased Resources
Greek authorities rescued approximately 230 migrants from two boats south of Gavdos Island today, following yesterday's rescue of over 840 migrants in multiple operations near Crete. The migrants are being transferred to ports, while the Coast Guard president requests increased resources due to high...
230 Migrants Rescued off Crete; Coast Guard Requests Increased Resources
Greek authorities rescued approximately 230 migrants from two boats south of Gavdos Island today, following yesterday's rescue of over 840 migrants in multiple operations near Crete. The migrants are being transferred to ports, while the Coast Guard president requests increased resources due to high...
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40% Bias Score


Greece Battles Over 50 Wildfires Amidst Intensifying Heatwave
Over 50 wildfires are raging across Greece amidst a severe heatwave and strong winds, prompting evacuations and highlighting the need for preventative measures. Over 190 arrests have been made for negligence, with 7,000 hectares burned so far this year.
Greece Battles Over 50 Wildfires Amidst Intensifying Heatwave
Over 50 wildfires are raging across Greece amidst a severe heatwave and strong winds, prompting evacuations and highlighting the need for preventative measures. Over 190 arrests have been made for negligence, with 7,000 hectares burned so far this year.
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20% Bias Score


840 Migrants Rescued off Crete, Relocation Challenges Highlight Systemic Issues
Over 840 refugees and migrants were rescued in multiple operations off Crete and Gavdos, involving various vessels and Frontex, with some rescued individuals facing relocation challenges due to capacity and local opposition issues.
840 Migrants Rescued off Crete, Relocation Challenges Highlight Systemic Issues
Over 840 refugees and migrants were rescued in multiple operations off Crete and Gavdos, involving various vessels and Frontex, with some rescued individuals facing relocation challenges due to capacity and local opposition issues.
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40% Bias Score


Triaridis's Poetry: A Warning Against Complacency
Thanassis Triaridis's poetry collection, "And the Nazi death trains whistle," uses searing imagery and rhythm to warn against collective apathy, linking the Holocaust to current global crises and advocating for constant vigilance against future atrocities.
Triaridis's Poetry: A Warning Against Complacency
Thanassis Triaridis's poetry collection, "And the Nazi death trains whistle," uses searing imagery and rhythm to warn against collective apathy, linking the Holocaust to current global crises and advocating for constant vigilance against future atrocities.
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44% Bias Score

UC Berkeley Professor Murdered in Greece During Custody Dispute
Przemyslaw Jeziorski, a UC Berkeley professor, was murdered in Athens, Greece, on July 4th around 4 PM during a custody dispute with his ex-wife, leaving behind two children; Greek police are investigating using CCTV footage.

UC Berkeley Professor Murdered in Greece During Custody Dispute
Przemyslaw Jeziorski, a UC Berkeley professor, was murdered in Athens, Greece, on July 4th around 4 PM during a custody dispute with his ex-wife, leaving behind two children; Greek police are investigating using CCTV footage.
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28% Bias Score

Greece Reforms Public Sector Disciplinary System to Enhance Accountability
Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a new disciplinary system for public servants, creating a specialized council to reduce delays (currently up to six years) and increase penalties for misconduct. The bill, currently in public consultation, will be voted on by the end of July.

Greece Reforms Public Sector Disciplinary System to Enhance Accountability
Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a new disciplinary system for public servants, creating a specialized council to reduce delays (currently up to six years) and increase penalties for misconduct. The bill, currently in public consultation, will be voted on by the end of July.
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36% Bias Score

Paternity Leave: Lessons from Sweden and Norway for Greece
Sweden introduced paid paternity leave in 1974, but its effectiveness was initially hampered by gender inequality and social stigma. Norway's 1993 reform, making leave non-transferable, proved far more successful, increasing female workforce participation. Greece's 2021 law offers only 14 days.

Paternity Leave: Lessons from Sweden and Norway for Greece
Sweden introduced paid paternity leave in 1974, but its effectiveness was initially hampered by gender inequality and social stigma. Norway's 1993 reform, making leave non-transferable, proved far more successful, increasing female workforce participation. Greece's 2021 law offers only 14 days.
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44% Bias Score

Greek Audit Exposes Widespread EU Agricultural Subsidy Fraud
A confidential 2020 audit of 99 Greek farmers and ranchers revealed widespread fraud in EU agricultural subsidies, including fictitious lease agreements, a "carousel" system of land ownership transfers for repeated subsidy claims, and extremely low lease payments, as documented in a report by Parask...

Greek Audit Exposes Widespread EU Agricultural Subsidy Fraud
A confidential 2020 audit of 99 Greek farmers and ranchers revealed widespread fraud in EU agricultural subsidies, including fictitious lease agreements, a "carousel" system of land ownership transfers for repeated subsidy claims, and extremely low lease payments, as documented in a report by Parask...
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40% Bias Score

Greece to Acquire New Submarines with Cruise Missiles
Greece plans to acquire new submarines within the next decade, equipped with cruise missiles, to counter Turkey's naval expansion in the Aegean Sea, which includes over 30 vessels and a planned aircraft carrier.

Greece to Acquire New Submarines with Cruise Missiles
Greece plans to acquire new submarines within the next decade, equipped with cruise missiles, to counter Turkey's naval expansion in the Aegean Sea, which includes over 30 vessels and a planned aircraft carrier.
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44% Bias Score

A House's Decline Reflects Athens' Changing Neighborhoods
A once-elegant two-story house at 73 Liosion Street in Athens, built around 100 years ago, now operates as a studio, showcasing the neighborhood's transformation since 1960 from a vibrant mix of residences and businesses to a state of disrepair near Larisa Station.

A House's Decline Reflects Athens' Changing Neighborhoods
A once-elegant two-story house at 73 Liosion Street in Athens, built around 100 years ago, now operates as a studio, showcasing the neighborhood's transformation since 1960 from a vibrant mix of residences and businesses to a state of disrepair near Larisa Station.
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48% Bias Score
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