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Greek Left-Wing Parties Face Challenges Amidst Low Poll Numbers and Internal Divisions
Recent polls reveal low support for several Greek left-wing parties, including SYRIZA (6.5%), Nea Aristera (2%), MeRA25 (2.5%), and Movement for Democracy (2%), highlighting internal divisions and strained relations among them. Zoή Konstantinopoulou's 'Flow of Freedom' party is gaining traction with...
Greek Left-Wing Parties Face Challenges Amidst Low Poll Numbers and Internal Divisions
Recent polls reveal low support for several Greek left-wing parties, including SYRIZA (6.5%), Nea Aristera (2%), MeRA25 (2.5%), and Movement for Democracy (2%), highlighting internal divisions and strained relations among them. Zoή Konstantinopoulou's 'Flow of Freedom' party is gaining traction with...
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60% Bias Score


Internal Crisis Rocks Greece's PASOK Party
A serious internal crisis is rocking Greece's PASOK party, sparked by the referral of MP Katerina Batzeli to the Ethics Committee, causing conflict between party leader Nikos Androulakis and Haris Doukas's faction. The dispute involves alleged unequal treatment, communication breakdowns, and the par...
Internal Crisis Rocks Greece's PASOK Party
A serious internal crisis is rocking Greece's PASOK party, sparked by the referral of MP Katerina Batzeli to the Ethics Committee, causing conflict between party leader Nikos Androulakis and Haris Doukas's faction. The dispute involves alleged unequal treatment, communication breakdowns, and the par...
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52% Bias Score


Tsipras's "New National Compass" Sparks Greek Center-Left Coalition Debate
Alexis Tsipras's 26-page "New National Compass" (NEP) document is causing speculation about a new center-left political party in Greece, sparking debates about its symbolism and its potential impact on the upcoming elections and the country's political future.
Tsipras's "New National Compass" Sparks Greek Center-Left Coalition Debate
Alexis Tsipras's 26-page "New National Compass" (NEP) document is causing speculation about a new center-left political party in Greece, sparking debates about its symbolism and its potential impact on the upcoming elections and the country's political future.
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48% Bias Score


Greece to Fund Law Enforcement Raises After Armed Forces Pay Increases
The Greek government will provide additional funds for law enforcement following pay raises for the armed forces, totaling €2.1 billion since 2023, aiming for fiscal stability despite calls for similar raises for police, firefighters, and coast guards.
Greece to Fund Law Enforcement Raises After Armed Forces Pay Increases
The Greek government will provide additional funds for law enforcement following pay raises for the armed forces, totaling €2.1 billion since 2023, aiming for fiscal stability despite calls for similar raises for police, firefighters, and coast guards.
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52% Bias Score


Greek Left Coalition Faces Steep Challenges to Power
The article analyzes the unlikelihood of a Greek left-wing coalition (PASOK, SYRIZA, Nea Aristera) winning power due to internal divisions, lack of public trust stemming from previous governance failures, and conflicting strategies among party leaders.
Greek Left Coalition Faces Steep Challenges to Power
The article analyzes the unlikelihood of a Greek left-wing coalition (PASOK, SYRIZA, Nea Aristera) winning power due to internal divisions, lack of public trust stemming from previous governance failures, and conflicting strategies among party leaders.
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56% Bias Score


Polakis Criticizes Greek Justice System, Disagrees with Tsipras on Novartis
SYRIZA MP Pavlos Polakis criticized the Greek justice system, disagreed with Alexis Tsipras's self-criticism on the Novartis case, and commented on SYRIZA's low poll numbers and the potential for future alliances, during a Thursday night interview on Kontra.
Polakis Criticizes Greek Justice System, Disagrees with Tsipras on Novartis
SYRIZA MP Pavlos Polakis criticized the Greek justice system, disagreed with Alexis Tsipras's self-criticism on the Novartis case, and commented on SYRIZA's low poll numbers and the potential for future alliances, during a Thursday night interview on Kontra.
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36% Bias Score

SYRIZA's Internal Divisions Jeopardize Opposition Role"
SYRIZA's Central Committee meeting, 125 days after its leader's election, revealed significant internal divisions over future collaborations and the party's poor poll ratings, jeopardizing its ability to effectively oppose the government and potentially impacting its future electoral success.

SYRIZA's Internal Divisions Jeopardize Opposition Role"
SYRIZA's Central Committee meeting, 125 days after its leader's election, revealed significant internal divisions over future collaborations and the party's poor poll ratings, jeopardizing its ability to effectively oppose the government and potentially impacting its future electoral success.
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48% Bias Score

Greek Government Faces Internal Crisis Over Uncoordinated Salary Increase Announcements
Uncoordinated announcements by Greek ministers of salary increases for various uniformed groups triggered an internal government crisis, revealing tensions and a lack of centralized economic policy, as the Prime Minister publicly reprimanded involved ministers.

Greek Government Faces Internal Crisis Over Uncoordinated Salary Increase Announcements
Uncoordinated announcements by Greek ministers of salary increases for various uniformed groups triggered an internal government crisis, revealing tensions and a lack of centralized economic policy, as the Prime Minister publicly reprimanded involved ministers.
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28% Bias Score

Fragmented Greek Opposition Risks Democratic Instability
The fragmented Greek opposition, unified only in its opposition to the government, presents three major risks: ineffective governance challenges, rising anti-systemic sentiment, and a potential crisis of political legitimacy, jeopardizing the stability of the parliamentary democracy.

Fragmented Greek Opposition Risks Democratic Instability
The fragmented Greek opposition, unified only in its opposition to the government, presents three major risks: ineffective governance challenges, rising anti-systemic sentiment, and a potential crisis of political legitimacy, jeopardizing the stability of the parliamentary democracy.
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48% Bias Score

Greek Culture Minister's Public Reprimand Highlights Systemic Issues
Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni publicly reprimanded an employee in Argolis for a building's poor condition, sparking controversy over her communication style but also highlighting deeper issues of bureaucratic inefficiencies and public service apathy, which require 45,000 euros to repair.

Greek Culture Minister's Public Reprimand Highlights Systemic Issues
Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni publicly reprimanded an employee in Argolis for a building's poor condition, sparking controversy over her communication style but also highlighting deeper issues of bureaucratic inefficiencies and public service apathy, which require 45,000 euros to repair.
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36% Bias Score

Tsipras's Pro-Russia Foreign Policy Stance Draws Criticism
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented a foreign policy document perceived by critics as pro-Russia, downplaying Russia's aggression in Ukraine and calling for the current Greek government's resignation amid domestic political instability.

Tsipras's Pro-Russia Foreign Policy Stance Draws Criticism
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented a foreign policy document perceived by critics as pro-Russia, downplaying Russia's aggression in Ukraine and calling for the current Greek government's resignation amid domestic political instability.
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60% Bias Score

Greece's Article 86 Under Scrutiny Amidst Calls for Justice Reform
Greek MP Dora Bakoyannis highlights widespread calls for justice reform due to unequal treatment of politicians and citizens accused of crimes, emphasizing the lack of impartiality in pre-trial committees and proposing constitutional changes to Article 86 to ensure fair judicial processes.

Greece's Article 86 Under Scrutiny Amidst Calls for Justice Reform
Greek MP Dora Bakoyannis highlights widespread calls for justice reform due to unequal treatment of politicians and citizens accused of crimes, emphasizing the lack of impartiality in pre-trial committees and proposing constitutional changes to Article 86 to ensure fair judicial processes.
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52% Bias Score
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