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NATO's Greek Rail Transport Disrupts Passenger Service
NATO's military equipment transport by rail in Greece from January 21-25, 2025, disrupted passenger service for five days while supporting Steadfast Dart-25 exercises simulating a major conflict; Hellenic Train called it "commercial cargo," but locals witnessed military vehicles.
NATO's Greek Rail Transport Disrupts Passenger Service
NATO's military equipment transport by rail in Greece from January 21-25, 2025, disrupted passenger service for five days while supporting Steadfast Dart-25 exercises simulating a major conflict; Hellenic Train called it "commercial cargo," but locals witnessed military vehicles.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Air Force Brigadier General Evaluations: Retirements and Promotions
The 2025-26 Superior Air Crisis Council evaluated several Greek Air Force Brigadier Generals, resulting in the honorable retirement of some and the promotion of others to Lieutenant General upon retirement, following Articles 16, 20, 21 of Law 2439/1996 and Article 91 of Law 3883/2010.
Greek Air Force Brigadier General Evaluations: Retirements and Promotions
The 2025-26 Superior Air Crisis Council evaluated several Greek Air Force Brigadier Generals, resulting in the honorable retirement of some and the promotion of others to Lieutenant General upon retirement, following Articles 16, 20, 21 of Law 2439/1996 and Article 91 of Law 3883/2010.
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0% Bias Score
Sino-Greek Wind Power Project Boosts Greece's Renewable Energy Transition
China's first wind power investment in Greece, the Thrace Wind Power Project, has generated 160 million kWh annually since 2019, powering over 30,000 households, reducing CO2 emissions by 150,000 tons, and showcasing successful Sino-Greek cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Sino-Greek Wind Power Project Boosts Greece's Renewable Energy Transition
China's first wind power investment in Greece, the Thrace Wind Power Project, has generated 160 million kWh annually since 2019, powering over 30,000 households, reducing CO2 emissions by 150,000 tons, and showcasing successful Sino-Greek cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Protests Erupt in Greece Demanding Justice for Tempe Train Crash Victims
On Sunday, at least 30,000 people silently protested in Athens' Syntagma Square, demanding justice for the victims of the February 2023 Tempe train crash, following the recent release of audio evidence; similar demonstrations took place across Greece.
Mass Protests Erupt in Greece Demanding Justice for Tempe Train Crash Victims
On Sunday, at least 30,000 people silently protested in Athens' Syntagma Square, demanding justice for the victims of the February 2023 Tempe train crash, following the recent release of audio evidence; similar demonstrations took place across Greece.
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36% Bias Score
Sino-Greek Wind Power Project Boosts Greece's Renewable Energy Transition
China's first wind power investment in Greece, the Thrace Wind Power Project, comprising four wind farms with 34 turbines (78.2 MW total capacity), generates 160 million kWh annually, powering over 30,000 homes, reducing CO2 emissions by 150,000 tons yearly, and supporting Greece's renewable energy ...
Sino-Greek Wind Power Project Boosts Greece's Renewable Energy Transition
China's first wind power investment in Greece, the Thrace Wind Power Project, comprising four wind farms with 34 turbines (78.2 MW total capacity), generates 160 million kWh annually, powering over 30,000 homes, reducing CO2 emissions by 150,000 tons yearly, and supporting Greece's renewable energy ...
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Prime Minister Proposes Six-Year Non-Renewable Presidential Term
Following the non-reelection of the Greek President, the Prime Minister proposed a six-year non-renewable term, sparking debate about constitutional revision and revealing a preference for a weaker presidency to ensure the ruling party's unimpeded governance.
Greece's Prime Minister Proposes Six-Year Non-Renewable Presidential Term
Following the non-reelection of the Greek President, the Prime Minister proposed a six-year non-renewable term, sparking debate about constitutional revision and revealing a preference for a weaker presidency to ensure the ruling party's unimpeded governance.
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40% Bias Score
Crystal Palace and Panionios Fans Mourn the Loss of Mick Lloyd, Who Bridged a Deep-Rooted Friendship
The death of Mick Lloyd, a Crystal Palace fan instrumental in forging a strong bond between Crystal Palace and Panionios fans, is mourned; the connection, based on shared club colors and mutual support, is highlighted against the backdrop of football hooliganism.
Crystal Palace and Panionios Fans Mourn the Loss of Mick Lloyd, Who Bridged a Deep-Rooted Friendship
The death of Mick Lloyd, a Crystal Palace fan instrumental in forging a strong bond between Crystal Palace and Panionios fans, is mourned; the connection, based on shared club colors and mutual support, is highlighted against the backdrop of football hooliganism.
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44% Bias Score
Sino-Greek Wind Power Project Boosts Greece's Renewable Energy Transition
China's first wind power investment in Greece, the Thrace Wind Power Project, has generated 160 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually since 2019, powering over 30,000 households and significantly reducing carbon emissions, exemplifying growing Sino-Greek cooperation in renewable energy.
Sino-Greek Wind Power Project Boosts Greece's Renewable Energy Transition
China's first wind power investment in Greece, the Thrace Wind Power Project, has generated 160 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually since 2019, powering over 30,000 households and significantly reducing carbon emissions, exemplifying growing Sino-Greek cooperation in renewable energy.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Opposition Parties Condemn Government Response to Tempe Train Disaster
Greek opposition parties strongly criticize the New Democracy government's handling of the Tempe train crash, citing insufficient response to public demands for accountability and transparency, leading to widespread protests across Greece.
Greek Opposition Parties Condemn Government Response to Tempe Train Disaster
Greek opposition parties strongly criticize the New Democracy government's handling of the Tempe train crash, citing insufficient response to public demands for accountability and transparency, leading to widespread protests across Greece.
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48% Bias Score
Greece's unsustainable early retirement trend deepens pension crisis
In 2024, Greece received 201,000 early retirement applications, continuing a trend of high early retirement numbers that began in 2021 and significantly exceeds the birth rate, creating a massive imbalance in the pension system and contributing to Greece's growing debt.
Greece's unsustainable early retirement trend deepens pension crisis
In 2024, Greece received 201,000 early retirement applications, continuing a trend of high early retirement numbers that began in 2021 and significantly exceeds the birth rate, creating a massive imbalance in the pension system and contributing to Greece's growing debt.
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60% Bias Score
Greece Intensifies Anti-Smuggling Measures, Projects €500 Million Revenue in 2025
Greece's government is intensifying its fight against fuel, tobacco, and alcohol smuggling, aiming for €500 million in revenue in 2025, tripling by 2027, using stricter penalties and technology like AI and the new DEOS unit.
Greece Intensifies Anti-Smuggling Measures, Projects €500 Million Revenue in 2025
Greece's government is intensifying its fight against fuel, tobacco, and alcohol smuggling, aiming for €500 million in revenue in 2025, tripling by 2027, using stricter penalties and technology like AI and the new DEOS unit.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Universities Debate Expelling Students Exceeding Standard Study Duration
A debate is raging in Greece over expelling students exceeding the standard study duration from public universities, pitting concerns about teaching workload and university rankings against the minimal financial burden on the state.
Greek Universities Debate Expelling Students Exceeding Standard Study Duration
A debate is raging in Greece over expelling students exceeding the standard study duration from public universities, pitting concerns about teaching workload and university rankings against the minimal financial burden on the state.
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44% Bias Score
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