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Greek Opposition Parties Expand Amid Tempe Disaster
Smaller Greek opposition parties are opening numerous offices nationwide, capitalizing on increased public attention following the Tempe train disaster, reflecting their heightened ambitions and potentially altering the country's political landscape.
Greek Opposition Parties Expand Amid Tempe Disaster
Smaller Greek opposition parties are opening numerous offices nationwide, capitalizing on increased public attention following the Tempe train disaster, reflecting their heightened ambitions and potentially altering the country's political landscape.
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44% Bias Score


Sakellaropoulou's Farewell: Insights into Presidency and Greek Politics
President Sakellaropoulou held a farewell event for journalists, explaining her non-renewal was due to insufficient support within the ruling party. She praised her relationships with several foreign leaders, while political developments concerning Afrodito Latinopoulou and the war in Ukraine were a...
Sakellaropoulou's Farewell: Insights into Presidency and Greek Politics
President Sakellaropoulou held a farewell event for journalists, explaining her non-renewal was due to insufficient support within the ruling party. She praised her relationships with several foreign leaders, while political developments concerning Afrodito Latinopoulou and the war in Ukraine were a...
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48% Bias Score


Greece Awards Top Students, Advocates for Unified Libya, Criticizes Trump
President Sakellaropoulou awarded prizes to top students in Greece, emphasizing civic contribution; Greece at the UN backed a unified Libya free of foreign intervention; Athens Mayor Doukas criticized Trump's anti-EU stance; students in Distomo donated olive oil and money to a cancer charity.
Greece Awards Top Students, Advocates for Unified Libya, Criticizes Trump
President Sakellaropoulou awarded prizes to top students in Greece, emphasizing civic contribution; Greece at the UN backed a unified Libya free of foreign intervention; Athens Mayor Doukas criticized Trump's anti-EU stance; students in Distomo donated olive oil and money to a cancer charity.
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28% Bias Score


Mitsotakis Challenges Greek Opposition Following Tempi Tragedy
Following the deadly Tempi train crash, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis accused the opposition of exploiting the tragedy for political gain, challenging them to a no-confidence vote while emphasizing his commitment to national stability. He also stressed the need for a stronger European Uni...
Mitsotakis Challenges Greek Opposition Following Tempi Tragedy
Following the deadly Tempi train crash, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis accused the opposition of exploiting the tragedy for political gain, challenging them to a no-confidence vote while emphasizing his commitment to national stability. He also stressed the need for a stronger European Uni...
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56% Bias Score


Thraskia Joins PASOK, Strengthening Party Ahead of Potential Elections
PASOK's parliamentary group grew to 32 members after MP Rania Thraskia joined from SYRIZA, with another MP expected to follow. This follows internal party tensions and is part of a broader strategy by leader Nikos Androulakis to expand PASOK's base.
Thraskia Joins PASOK, Strengthening Party Ahead of Potential Elections
PASOK's parliamentary group grew to 32 members after MP Rania Thraskia joined from SYRIZA, with another MP expected to follow. This follows internal party tensions and is part of a broader strategy by leader Nikos Androulakis to expand PASOK's base.
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44% Bias Score


Center Union's Landslide Victory in 1963 Greek Elections
The Center Union's (EK) victory in the November 3, 1963, Greek elections, led by Georgios Papandreou, ended 11 years of conservative rule, securing 42% of the vote and 138 seats against ERE's 39.3% and 132 seats, resulting in Papandreou forming a government with initial policies focused on debt reli...
Center Union's Landslide Victory in 1963 Greek Elections
The Center Union's (EK) victory in the November 3, 1963, Greek elections, led by Georgios Papandreou, ended 11 years of conservative rule, securing 42% of the vote and 138 seats against ERE's 39.3% and 132 seats, resulting in Papandreou forming a government with initial policies focused on debt reli...
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48% Bias Score

Greek Political Divisions Intensify Ahead of Tempi Protests
Political infighting intensifies in Greece six days before the Tempi protests, with disagreements over protest participation and judicial responses creating divisions within the government and opposition, notably between Adonis Georgiadis and Pavlos Marinakis, and within PASOK.

Greek Political Divisions Intensify Ahead of Tempi Protests
Political infighting intensifies in Greece six days before the Tempi protests, with disagreements over protest participation and judicial responses creating divisions within the government and opposition, notably between Adonis Georgiadis and Pavlos Marinakis, and within PASOK.
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48% Bias Score

Greek Political Crisis Deepens Amid Tempe Train Disaster Fallout
Greece's political landscape is intensely polarized over the Tempe train disaster, with the ruling party accusing the opposition of toxic rhetoric and the opposition highlighting the government's failures, amid declining approval ratings.

Greek Political Crisis Deepens Amid Tempe Train Disaster Fallout
Greece's political landscape is intensely polarized over the Tempe train disaster, with the ruling party accusing the opposition of toxic rhetoric and the opposition highlighting the government's failures, amid declining approval ratings.
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56% Bias Score

PASOK Launches Initiatives to Counter Declining Popularity
Facing declining poll numbers after the Tempe train tragedy, Greece's PASOK party is launching a series of initiatives including policy proposals on social housing, judicial reform, and public administration; regional conferences; and the re-engagement of previously inactive members to present a uni...

PASOK Launches Initiatives to Counter Declining Popularity
Facing declining poll numbers after the Tempe train tragedy, Greece's PASOK party is launching a series of initiatives including policy proposals on social housing, judicial reform, and public administration; regional conferences; and the re-engagement of previously inactive members to present a uni...
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36% Bias Score

Greek Presidential Election Spurs Parliamentary Reshuffle
Following the Greek presidential election, Rania Thraki joined PASOK, and Petros Pappas is expected to follow, strengthening PASOK to 33 members in parliament, while SYRIZA faces internal divisions hindering its ability to consolidate its position as the main opposition party.

Greek Presidential Election Spurs Parliamentary Reshuffle
Following the Greek presidential election, Rania Thraki joined PASOK, and Petros Pappas is expected to follow, strengthening PASOK to 33 members in parliament, while SYRIZA faces internal divisions hindering its ability to consolidate its position as the main opposition party.
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40% Bias Score

Konstantopoúlou's Populist Strategy Gains Traction Amid Tempe Disaster Outrage
Zoή Konstantopoúlou, head of the Plévsis Eleftherías party, is capitalizing on public outrage over the Tempe train disaster by employing a populist strategy that resonates with voters, as evidenced by her rising poll numbers and the public's response to her anti-government actions.

Konstantopoúlou's Populist Strategy Gains Traction Amid Tempe Disaster Outrage
Zoή Konstantopoúlou, head of the Plévsis Eleftherías party, is capitalizing on public outrage over the Tempe train disaster by employing a populist strategy that resonates with voters, as evidenced by her rising poll numbers and the public's response to her anti-government actions.
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60% Bias Score

Mitsotakis on Greece's Political Landscape: Tempe, Santorini, and the Path Ahead
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in an interview with "K", addressed the challenges of maintaining institutional integrity amidst political turmoil, the government's response to the Tempe tragedy, and his approach to the upcoming elections, while also discussing aid for Santorini and ruling...

Mitsotakis on Greece's Political Landscape: Tempe, Santorini, and the Path Ahead
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in an interview with "K", addressed the challenges of maintaining institutional integrity amidst political turmoil, the government's response to the Tempe tragedy, and his approach to the upcoming elections, while also discussing aid for Santorini and ruling...
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32% Bias Score
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