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AADE Recalculates Greek ENFIA for 2023-2024 Due to Disaster Damage
The Greek AADE is re-calculating 2023 and 2024 ENFIA for 113,112 taxpayers to grant legal exemptions for properties damaged by 2023-2024 fires or floods, with refunds issued via myAADE if a valid IBAN is registered.
AADE Recalculates Greek ENFIA for 2023-2024 Due to Disaster Damage
The Greek AADE is re-calculating 2023 and 2024 ENFIA for 113,112 taxpayers to grant legal exemptions for properties damaged by 2023-2024 fires or floods, with refunds issued via myAADE if a valid IBAN is registered.
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32% Bias Score
Greece's Role in Global Stability: A Contrast with Authoritarianism
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias, speaking at the Delphi Forum in Washington, contrasted Greece's commitment to international law and Western alliances with a hypothetical authoritarian nation, emphasizing the need for collective Western action and highlighting Greece's role in regional stabilit...
Greece's Role in Global Stability: A Contrast with Authoritarianism
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias, speaking at the Delphi Forum in Washington, contrasted Greece's commitment to international law and Western alliances with a hypothetical authoritarian nation, emphasizing the need for collective Western action and highlighting Greece's role in regional stabilit...
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56% Bias Score
Mitsotakis-Macron Meeting: AI, Defense, and Turkey Discussed
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with French President Emmanuel Macron for almost an hour in Paris, discussing bilateral relations, European competitiveness in AI, defense issues, and the potential sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey, while also participating in an AI summit.
Mitsotakis-Macron Meeting: AI, Defense, and Turkey Discussed
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with French President Emmanuel Macron for almost an hour in Paris, discussing bilateral relations, European competitiveness in AI, defense issues, and the potential sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey, while also participating in an AI summit.
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36% Bias Score
Thessaloniki Port: Geopolitical Concerns and Ownership Dispute
Eight NATO warships' visit to Thessaloniki port underscores geopolitical concerns about majority shareholder Ivan Savvidis's Russian ties, prompting a public offer from the Dreyfus family for a stake, raising questions about the port's future development and valuation.
Thessaloniki Port: Geopolitical Concerns and Ownership Dispute
Eight NATO warships' visit to Thessaloniki port underscores geopolitical concerns about majority shareholder Ivan Savvidis's Russian ties, prompting a public offer from the Dreyfus family for a stake, raising questions about the port's future development and valuation.
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52% Bias Score
Cyprus Talks Scheduled Amid Improved Greek-Turkish Relations
A UN-sponsored five-party meeting on Cyprus is scheduled for March 17-18, with Greece and Greek Cypriots rejecting a two-state solution; Greece's improved relations with Turkey, despite maritime boundary disputes, and its support for North Macedonia's EU accession, conditional on adherence to the Pr...
Cyprus Talks Scheduled Amid Improved Greek-Turkish Relations
A UN-sponsored five-party meeting on Cyprus is scheduled for March 17-18, with Greece and Greek Cypriots rejecting a two-state solution; Greece's improved relations with Turkey, despite maritime boundary disputes, and its support for North Macedonia's EU accession, conditional on adherence to the Pr...
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48% Bias Score
Thousands of Earthquakes Hit Santorini, Greece; State of Emergency Declared
Over 12,000 earthquakes, the largest measuring 5.2, have hit Santorini, Greece, since January 26th, prompting a state of emergency, evacuations, and school closures; scientists are unsure if it heralds a larger quake.
Thousands of Earthquakes Hit Santorini, Greece; State of Emergency Declared
Over 12,000 earthquakes, the largest measuring 5.2, have hit Santorini, Greece, since January 26th, prompting a state of emergency, evacuations, and school closures; scientists are unsure if it heralds a larger quake.
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24% Bias Score
Greece Receives Crucial Apache Parts from UAE
In late January, Greece received vital Apache helicopter parts from the UAE, resolving maintenance issues stemming from the September 2023 flooding of the Stefanovikeio base and demonstrating strong bilateral defense cooperation.
Greece Receives Crucial Apache Parts from UAE
In late January, Greece received vital Apache helicopter parts from the UAE, resolving maintenance issues stemming from the September 2023 flooding of the Stefanovikeio base and demonstrating strong bilateral defense cooperation.
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36% Bias Score
Strongest Earthquake Yet Hits Santorini, Prompting Mass Evacuation and State of Emergency
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake, the strongest in a series since January 26th, struck Santorini, Greece, on Monday evening, prompting over 11,000 evacuations and a state of emergency until at least March 3rd, while experts warn of a potential larger earthquake.
Strongest Earthquake Yet Hits Santorini, Prompting Mass Evacuation and State of Emergency
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake, the strongest in a series since January 26th, struck Santorini, Greece, on Monday evening, prompting over 11,000 evacuations and a state of emergency until at least March 3rd, while experts warn of a potential larger earthquake.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's €4.6 Billion F-35 Fighter Jet Procurement Program
Greece plans to acquire 20 F-35 fighter jets for approximately €3.5 billion, plus €850 million for weapons and €230 million for base upgrades, aiming to maintain a technological edge over Turkey in the Aegean.
Greece's €4.6 Billion F-35 Fighter Jet Procurement Program
Greece plans to acquire 20 F-35 fighter jets for approximately €3.5 billion, plus €850 million for weapons and €230 million for base upgrades, aiming to maintain a technological edge over Turkey in the Aegean.
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40% Bias Score
Pispirigou's Testimony Continues: Blame, Marriage, and Public Scrutiny
Roula Pispirigou's seventh day of testimony in the Athens Mixed Jury Court for the deaths of her two daughters, Iris and Malena, involved emotional outbursts, accusations against her ex-husband, and conflicting accounts of the children's deaths, all while under intense public scrutiny.
Pispirigou's Testimony Continues: Blame, Marriage, and Public Scrutiny
Roula Pispirigou's seventh day of testimony in the Athens Mixed Jury Court for the deaths of her two daughters, Iris and Malena, involved emotional outbursts, accusations against her ex-husband, and conflicting accounts of the children's deaths, all while under intense public scrutiny.
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32% Bias Score
Greece Faces Second EU Fine for Zakynthos Landfill Crisis
Greece faces a second EU court condemnation and fines for the mismanagement of the Zakynthos landfill, a 92,000 sq. m. site within a national park, which will now be remediated with a large retaining wall funded by landfill taxes.
Greece Faces Second EU Fine for Zakynthos Landfill Crisis
Greece faces a second EU court condemnation and fines for the mismanagement of the Zakynthos landfill, a 92,000 sq. m. site within a national park, which will now be remediated with a large retaining wall funded by landfill taxes.
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56% Bias Score
Unverifiable Videos Hinder Tempe Train Disaster Investigation
A lawyer submitted three videos related to the Tempe train disaster; however, their authenticity cannot be verified, raising concerns about their value to the investigation and potentially hindering the pursuit of accountability.
Unverifiable Videos Hinder Tempe Train Disaster Investigation
A lawyer submitted three videos related to the Tempe train disaster; however, their authenticity cannot be verified, raising concerns about their value to the investigation and potentially hindering the pursuit of accountability.
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52% Bias Score
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