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Decline of Greece's Center-Left: Crisis, Ideology, and Strategic Challenges"
Greece's center-left parties, PASOK and SYRIZA, have experienced significant electoral decline due to factors including association with the economic crisis, weakening of patron-client networks, and a broader shift in public opinion towards the right, mirroring trends across Europe.
Decline of Greece's Center-Left: Crisis, Ideology, and Strategic Challenges"
Greece's center-left parties, PASOK and SYRIZA, have experienced significant electoral decline due to factors including association with the economic crisis, weakening of patron-client networks, and a broader shift in public opinion towards the right, mirroring trends across Europe.
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40% Bias Score


Kifisia Residents Battle Unchecked Development Under Greece's NOK
A citizens' group in Kifisia, Greece, is fighting against unchecked development driven by the 2012 National Town Planning Framework (NOK), which led to the cutting of approximately 3,000 trees (based on permits alone) and numerous construction projects, prompting legal challenges and exposing regula...
Kifisia Residents Battle Unchecked Development Under Greece's NOK
A citizens' group in Kifisia, Greece, is fighting against unchecked development driven by the 2012 National Town Planning Framework (NOK), which led to the cutting of approximately 3,000 trees (based on permits alone) and numerous construction projects, prompting legal challenges and exposing regula...
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48% Bias Score


Greece Announces €25 Billion Military Modernization Plan
Greece announced a €25 billion military modernization plan through 2036, fueled by concerns about regional security and enabled by EU budget flexibility, despite its high national debt; the plan includes personnel reductions and infrastructure consolidation.
Greece Announces €25 Billion Military Modernization Plan
Greece announced a €25 billion military modernization plan through 2036, fueled by concerns about regional security and enabled by EU budget flexibility, despite its high national debt; the plan includes personnel reductions and infrastructure consolidation.
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52% Bias Score


Intergenerational Legacy: A Mother's Search and a Daughter's Discovery
The author recounts her mother's life-long search for her biological mother, Charmian Clift, a writer, and the subsequent emotional and creative impact of this discovery on three generations of women.
Intergenerational Legacy: A Mother's Search and a Daughter's Discovery
The author recounts her mother's life-long search for her biological mother, Charmian Clift, a writer, and the subsequent emotional and creative impact of this discovery on three generations of women.
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0% Bias Score


Greece-Cyprus Interconnector Research to Resume
Research vessels will soon return to waters east of Kasos and Karpathos to resume surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project, following a delay and amidst diplomatic efforts between Greece and Turkey.
Greece-Cyprus Interconnector Research to Resume
Research vessels will soon return to waters east of Kasos and Karpathos to resume surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project, following a delay and amidst diplomatic efforts between Greece and Turkey.
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24% Bias Score


EOAASAM clarifies Tempi train crash investigation funding and independence
Following questions about the Tempi train crash investigation, EOAASAM's vice president clarified that the committee acted independently, only contracting Rise Stockholm and Ghent University. Further independent verification of the report's findings concerning the post-crash fire is now underway by ...
EOAASAM clarifies Tempi train crash investigation funding and independence
Following questions about the Tempi train crash investigation, EOAASAM's vice president clarified that the committee acted independently, only contracting Rise Stockholm and Ghent University. Further independent verification of the report's findings concerning the post-crash fire is now underway by ...
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40% Bias Score

Greece Hit by Unexpected April Snowstorm
Unexpectedly cold weather brought heavy snowfall to northern and central Greece on April 7th, 2025, leading to road closures in several areas, including Hortiatis–Agios Vasilios and Melissohori–Oraiokastro, with schools in Florina, Prespes and Amyntaio remaining closed Monday due to the heavy snowfa...

Greece Hit by Unexpected April Snowstorm
Unexpectedly cold weather brought heavy snowfall to northern and central Greece on April 7th, 2025, leading to road closures in several areas, including Hortiatis–Agios Vasilios and Melissohori–Oraiokastro, with schools in Florina, Prespes and Amyntaio remaining closed Monday due to the heavy snowfa...
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24% Bias Score

Greece's Credit Upgrade Opens Path to Developed Market Status
Moody's upgraded Greece's credit rating, potentially enabling the Athens Stock Exchange's return to developed markets by April 8th, attracting over €2 billion in foreign investment and boosting economic growth, though challenges remain due to the lack of upgrade by MSCI.

Greece's Credit Upgrade Opens Path to Developed Market Status
Moody's upgraded Greece's credit rating, potentially enabling the Athens Stock Exchange's return to developed markets by April 8th, attracting over €2 billion in foreign investment and boosting economic growth, though challenges remain due to the lack of upgrade by MSCI.
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52% Bias Score

Greek Bar Associations Demand Justice for Tempi Train Disaster
Greek bar associations declared uncovering the truth and delivering justice in the Tempi train disaster a national duty, submitting an expert report to aid the investigation; however, the report was prematurely released, raising concerns about transparency and investigative integrity.

Greek Bar Associations Demand Justice for Tempi Train Disaster
Greek bar associations declared uncovering the truth and delivering justice in the Tempi train disaster a national duty, submitting an expert report to aid the investigation; however, the report was prematurely released, raising concerns about transparency and investigative integrity.
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40% Bias Score

Frontex Considers Sanctions Against Greece Amidst Migrant Pushback Allegations
Frontex head Hans Leiten, in a Spiegel interview, refutes claims of an EU migrant crisis, citing decreased arrivals (239,000 in 2023), while acknowledging integration challenges and considering sanctions, including funding cuts, against countries like Greece for alleged human rights abuses during mi...

Frontex Considers Sanctions Against Greece Amidst Migrant Pushback Allegations
Frontex head Hans Leiten, in a Spiegel interview, refutes claims of an EU migrant crisis, citing decreased arrivals (239,000 in 2023), while acknowledging integration challenges and considering sanctions, including funding cuts, against countries like Greece for alleged human rights abuses during mi...
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36% Bias Score

Aging Workforce Cripples Greek Retail Sector
According to the Hellenic Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship's 2024 Annual Report, the average age of Greek retail employees has risen from 38.9 years in 2008 to 42.8 years in 2024, with fewer young people entering the sector and part-time employment falling below 7 percent.

Aging Workforce Cripples Greek Retail Sector
According to the Hellenic Confederation of Commerce and Entrepreneurship's 2024 Annual Report, the average age of Greek retail employees has risen from 38.9 years in 2008 to 42.8 years in 2024, with fewer young people entering the sector and part-time employment falling below 7 percent.
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32% Bias Score

16 Refugees Dead After Two Boats Sink in Aegean Sea
At least 16 refugees died when two boats sank in the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Lesbos on Thursday; one boat carried 31 people, while the other carried 35, and rescue efforts from both countries were uncoordinated.

16 Refugees Dead After Two Boats Sink in Aegean Sea
At least 16 refugees died when two boats sank in the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Lesbos on Thursday; one boat carried 31 people, while the other carried 35, and rescue efforts from both countries were uncoordinated.
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36% Bias Score
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