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Greek Government and PASOK Clash Over OPEKEPE Scandal Amidst €500 Million EU Fine"
Amidst a growing scandal involving the Greek agricultural payment agency OPEKEPE, accusations are flying between the ruling party and the opposition PASOK, with the Minister of Justice criticizing PASOK's past governance and the party responding by accusing the government of deflecting blame and hig...
Greek Government and PASOK Clash Over OPEKEPE Scandal Amidst €500 Million EU Fine"
Amidst a growing scandal involving the Greek agricultural payment agency OPEKEPE, accusations are flying between the ruling party and the opposition PASOK, with the Minister of Justice criticizing PASOK's past governance and the party responding by accusing the government of deflecting blame and hig...
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56% Bias Score


Greek Psychiatrists Arrested After Patient Assessment Dispute
Two psychiatrists in Dafni, Greece, were arrested after assessing a patient deemed not needing hospitalization, despite relatives' concerns and a conflicting health ministry circular, leading to a clash between police and the Greek Psychiatric Association.
Greek Psychiatrists Arrested After Patient Assessment Dispute
Two psychiatrists in Dafni, Greece, were arrested after assessing a patient deemed not needing hospitalization, despite relatives' concerns and a conflicting health ministry circular, leading to a clash between police and the Greek Psychiatric Association.
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40% Bias Score


Crete Wildfire Forces Evacuation of Over 1,000
A wildfire near Ierapetra, Crete, forced the evacuation of over 1,000 people on Thursday, with 230 firefighters and air support battling the blaze amid strong winds; damage to homes and hotels is reported, and approximately 5,000 tourists have left southeastern Crete.
Crete Wildfire Forces Evacuation of Over 1,000
A wildfire near Ierapetra, Crete, forced the evacuation of over 1,000 people on Thursday, with 230 firefighters and air support battling the blaze amid strong winds; damage to homes and hotels is reported, and approximately 5,000 tourists have left southeastern Crete.
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20% Bias Score


OPECPE Fraud Scandal Shakes Greek Government, Raises EU Funding Concerns
The Greek agency OPECPE is under investigation for a major fraud scandal involving EU agricultural funds, resulting in the resignation of five high-ranking officials and raising concerns about systemic issues in EU fund management.
OPECPE Fraud Scandal Shakes Greek Government, Raises EU Funding Concerns
The Greek agency OPECPE is under investigation for a major fraud scandal involving EU agricultural funds, resulting in the resignation of five high-ranking officials and raising concerns about systemic issues in EU fund management.
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24% Bias Score


Milos Town Planning Head Appointed Deputy Governor Amidst Overdevelopment Concerns
Elli Horiatopoulou, Milos Town Planning director and advocate for relaxed building regulations, was appointed Deputy Regional Governor for the South Aegean, sparking concerns about sustainable development amidst overdevelopment issues.
Milos Town Planning Head Appointed Deputy Governor Amidst Overdevelopment Concerns
Elli Horiatopoulou, Milos Town Planning director and advocate for relaxed building regulations, was appointed Deputy Regional Governor for the South Aegean, sparking concerns about sustainable development amidst overdevelopment issues.
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36% Bias Score


Greek PM's Mount Athos Visit Confirmed Despite Initial Monastic Opposition
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit Mount Athos this Friday and Saturday, despite initial objections from seven monasteries over government policies perceived as offensive to Orthodox Christians; all twenty monasteries will participate in his welcome ceremony after negotiations.
Greek PM's Mount Athos Visit Confirmed Despite Initial Monastic Opposition
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit Mount Athos this Friday and Saturday, despite initial objections from seven monasteries over government policies perceived as offensive to Orthodox Christians; all twenty monasteries will participate in his welcome ceremony after negotiations.
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36% Bias Score

Greek Labor Bill Clarified: No 8-Hour Workday Changes, Increased Flexibility
The Greek Ministry of Labor clarifies the new social security bill, stating that it does not abolish the 8-hour workday or alter dismissal laws, but allows for more flexible annual leave and extends the possibility of 13-hour workdays under strict conditions with increased overtime pay (40%).

Greek Labor Bill Clarified: No 8-Hour Workday Changes, Increased Flexibility
The Greek Ministry of Labor clarifies the new social security bill, stating that it does not abolish the 8-hour workday or alter dismissal laws, but allows for more flexible annual leave and extends the possibility of 13-hour workdays under strict conditions with increased overtime pay (40%).
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4% Bias Score

Crete Wildfire Forces Mass Evacuation
A wildfire raging in eastern Crete, Greece, prompted the mass evacuation of approximately 1,500 people on Wednesday, destroying homes and businesses in Agia Fotia and causing respiratory problems in at least four individuals. Gale-force winds and dry conditions fueled the blaze, which spread rapidly...

Crete Wildfire Forces Mass Evacuation
A wildfire raging in eastern Crete, Greece, prompted the mass evacuation of approximately 1,500 people on Wednesday, destroying homes and businesses in Agia Fotia and causing respiratory problems in at least four individuals. Gale-force winds and dry conditions fueled the blaze, which spread rapidly...
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12% Bias Score

Merkel Criticizes Trump, Recalls Greek Debt Crisis Stress
In Athens, Angela Merkel criticized Donald Trump's attention-seeking behavior and trade policies, advocating for European unity against US tariffs while recalling the stressful 2015 Greek debt crisis and contrasting leadership styles with Trump and Obama.

Merkel Criticizes Trump, Recalls Greek Debt Crisis Stress
In Athens, Angela Merkel criticized Donald Trump's attention-seeking behavior and trade policies, advocating for European unity against US tariffs while recalling the stressful 2015 Greek debt crisis and contrasting leadership styles with Trump and Obama.
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52% Bias Score

Greece's €25 Billion Military Modernization Plan
Greece approved a €25 billion, 12-year military modernization plan, with €8.3 billion allocated to Follow-On Support (FOS) for existing systems; the country also joined the European Main Armoured Tank (MARTE) program, collaborating with companies like EFA Ventures.

Greece's €25 Billion Military Modernization Plan
Greece approved a €25 billion, 12-year military modernization plan, with €8.3 billion allocated to Follow-On Support (FOS) for existing systems; the country also joined the European Main Armoured Tank (MARTE) program, collaborating with companies like EFA Ventures.
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56% Bias Score

OPKEPE Scandal: Government and Opposition Clash Over 9,000 Excluded TINs
Former OPKEPE president Evangelos Simandrakos revealed in a letter to the European Public Prosecutor that he informed the Greek government in November 2023 about the exclusion of over 9,000 TINs from payments, sparking a political controversy with the government asserting legality while the oppositi...

OPKEPE Scandal: Government and Opposition Clash Over 9,000 Excluded TINs
Former OPKEPE president Evangelos Simandrakos revealed in a letter to the European Public Prosecutor that he informed the Greek government in November 2023 about the exclusion of over 9,000 TINs from payments, sparking a political controversy with the government asserting legality while the oppositi...
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48% Bias Score

WWII Reparations: Poland and Greece Launch Renewed Effort
A photographic exhibition, "Legacy of War," opened at the European Parliament in Brussels on Tuesday, showcasing the devastation inflicted upon Poland and Greece by Nazi Germany during WWII, prompting a debate on war reparations and reigniting efforts to seek compensation from Germany.

WWII Reparations: Poland and Greece Launch Renewed Effort
A photographic exhibition, "Legacy of War," opened at the European Parliament in Brussels on Tuesday, showcasing the devastation inflicted upon Poland and Greece by Nazi Germany during WWII, prompting a debate on war reparations and reigniting efforts to seek compensation from Germany.
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48% Bias Score
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