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EU Defense Funding: Defining "European" Equipment Poses Challenges
Swedish diplomat Johan Frisell highlights the difficulty of defining "European" defense equipment for EU funding, citing the significant foreign ownership within the Swedish defense industry as an example, while emphasizing that the EU should not subsidize non-member states.
EU Defense Funding: Defining "European" Equipment Poses Challenges
Swedish diplomat Johan Frisell highlights the difficulty of defining "European" defense equipment for EU funding, citing the significant foreign ownership within the Swedish defense industry as an example, while emphasizing that the EU should not subsidize non-member states.
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36% Bias Score


Tasoulas Sworn in as Greece's New President"
Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in as Greece's new President on February 12, 2025, after winning a parliamentary vote with 160 votes, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou; the ceremony included a traditional oath and the attendance of high-ranking officials.
Tasoulas Sworn in as Greece's New President"
Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in as Greece's new President on February 12, 2025, after winning a parliamentary vote with 160 votes, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou; the ceremony included a traditional oath and the attendance of high-ranking officials.
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12% Bias Score


Greek MP's Vandalism Sparks Debate on Artistic Freedom
An elected Greek MP vandalized artwork at the National Gallery in Athens, prompting widespread condemnation but also resulting in the Gallery creating an installation titled "The Symptom" from the damaged art, illustrating issues of artistic freedom and censorship.
Greek MP's Vandalism Sparks Debate on Artistic Freedom
An elected Greek MP vandalized artwork at the National Gallery in Athens, prompting widespread condemnation but also resulting in the Gallery creating an installation titled "The Symptom" from the damaged art, illustrating issues of artistic freedom and censorship.
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56% Bias Score


Gender Equality Progress and Challenges: Greece and Cyprus Highlight 30 Years Post-Beijing Declaration
A joint event by Albania, Greece, Andorra, and Cyprus at the 69th Commission on the Status of Women session discussed the progress and challenges of gender equality 30 years after the Beijing Declaration, highlighting the need for investment in equality policies and addressing persistent gender gaps...
Gender Equality Progress and Challenges: Greece and Cyprus Highlight 30 Years Post-Beijing Declaration
A joint event by Albania, Greece, Andorra, and Cyprus at the 69th Commission on the Status of Women session discussed the progress and challenges of gender equality 30 years after the Beijing Declaration, highlighting the need for investment in equality policies and addressing persistent gender gaps...
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40% Bias Score


Greek AI Plan: Redundancy Concerns Over Proposed New Structures
A Greek government report proposes creating a high-level AI strategy head and a Data & AI agency to implement its AI plan, but the author argues that existing government bodies already have the necessary capabilities.
Greek AI Plan: Redundancy Concerns Over Proposed New Structures
A Greek government report proposes creating a high-level AI strategy head and a Data & AI agency to implement its AI plan, but the author argues that existing government bodies already have the necessary capabilities.
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48% Bias Score


Greece Faces Crisis with Influx of Unaccompanied Minors
Greece faces a crisis with the rising number of unaccompanied minors, mainly Egyptian, overwhelming shelters and causing violent incidents; 5,139 asylum requests were filed last year, but only 1,500 suitable places exist, leading to overcrowding and insufficient care.
Greece Faces Crisis with Influx of Unaccompanied Minors
Greece faces a crisis with the rising number of unaccompanied minors, mainly Egyptian, overwhelming shelters and causing violent incidents; 5,139 asylum requests were filed last year, but only 1,500 suitable places exist, leading to overcrowding and insufficient care.
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40% Bias Score

Greece Confirms Response to France on Meteor Missile Sale Issue
Following a report in La Tribune suggesting a lack of response from Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias to French counterpart Sebastien Lecornu's meeting requests regarding Meteor missile sales to Turkey, sources from the Greek Ministry of National Defence confirmed that Dendias responded on Februa...

Greece Confirms Response to France on Meteor Missile Sale Issue
Following a report in La Tribune suggesting a lack of response from Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias to French counterpart Sebastien Lecornu's meeting requests regarding Meteor missile sales to Turkey, sources from the Greek Ministry of National Defence confirmed that Dendias responded on Februa...
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44% Bias Score

Ideon Circle Conference Addresses Greece's Economic and Geopolitical Challenges
The 8th Ideon Circle conference, "Europe, Greece, and the onslaught of new challenges," convenes March 16-18 in Athens, bringing together political leaders, academics, and business leaders to discuss Greece's economy, EU challenges, Greek-Turkish relations, and the future of liberal democracy.

Ideon Circle Conference Addresses Greece's Economic and Geopolitical Challenges
The 8th Ideon Circle conference, "Europe, Greece, and the onslaught of new challenges," convenes March 16-18 in Athens, bringing together political leaders, academics, and business leaders to discuss Greece's economy, EU challenges, Greek-Turkish relations, and the future of liberal democracy.
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16% Bias Score

Greek Government Contracts to Real Estate Firm Spark Concerns
The Greek government awarded two contracts worth €58,200 to Prosperty, a real estate firm, to collect auction and property transaction data, sparking concerns about potential preferential treatment and unfair competition within the real estate sector.

Greek Government Contracts to Real Estate Firm Spark Concerns
The Greek government awarded two contracts worth €58,200 to Prosperty, a real estate firm, to collect auction and property transaction data, sparking concerns about potential preferential treatment and unfair competition within the real estate sector.
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48% Bias Score

Tasoulas Sworn in as Greece's New President Amidst Domestic and International Challenges
Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in as Greece's ninth president since 1974, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou, in a ceremony attended by key political figures. His address focused on national unity and upholding constitutional duties amid domestic and international challenges, notably the Tempe tra...

Tasoulas Sworn in as Greece's New President Amidst Domestic and International Challenges
Konstantinos Tasoulas was sworn in as Greece's ninth president since 1974, succeeding Katerina Sakellaropoulou, in a ceremony attended by key political figures. His address focused on national unity and upholding constitutional duties amid domestic and international challenges, notably the Tempe tra...
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0% Bias Score

Markova Noga-Lemes Border Crossing to Reopen After 53 Years
The Markova Noga-Lemes border crossing between North Macedonia and Greece, closed since May 1967, will reopen after a 53-year closure, thanks to a joint project funded by the EU and implemented by UNDP, boosting tourism and trade in the Prespa region.

Markova Noga-Lemes Border Crossing to Reopen After 53 Years
The Markova Noga-Lemes border crossing between North Macedonia and Greece, closed since May 1967, will reopen after a 53-year closure, thanks to a joint project funded by the EU and implemented by UNDP, boosting tourism and trade in the Prespa region.
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44% Bias Score

Mati Fire Trial: Prosecutor Highlights Systemic Failures in Disaster Response
Eight months after the initial ruling, the prosecutor in the Mati fire trial began her presentation to the appeals court, detailing the complex legal framework and the need for a proactive, preventative approach to disaster response, focusing on organized evacuation and criticizing reactive measures...

Mati Fire Trial: Prosecutor Highlights Systemic Failures in Disaster Response
Eight months after the initial ruling, the prosecutor in the Mati fire trial began her presentation to the appeals court, detailing the complex legal framework and the need for a proactive, preventative approach to disaster response, focusing on organized evacuation and criticizing reactive measures...
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44% Bias Score
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