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Greece's Presidential Election: End of Consensus Tradition
The Greek parliament will elect a new president on January 25th, with the ruling New Democracy party's candidate, Konstantinos Tasoulas, expected to win only after multiple rounds of voting, marking a break from the tradition of consensus-based presidential elections.
Greece's Presidential Election: End of Consensus Tradition
The Greek parliament will elect a new president on January 25th, with the ruling New Democracy party's candidate, Konstantinos Tasoulas, expected to win only after multiple rounds of voting, marking a break from the tradition of consensus-based presidential elections.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Parliament to Elect New President Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 11:00 AM, the Greek Parliament will hold its first of up to five votes to elect a new President, replacing Katerina Sakellaropoulou whose term ends March 13, 2025; four candidates have been nominated.
Greek Parliament to Elect New President Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 11:00 AM, the Greek Parliament will hold its first of up to five votes to elect a new President, replacing Katerina Sakellaropoulou whose term ends March 13, 2025; four candidates have been nominated.
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16% Bias Score
Androulakis Outlines PASOK's Independent Path to Power
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis outlined his party's strategy for an independent path to power, criticizing the Prime Minister's handling of the Presidential election and warning against global trends under a second Trump presidency, while emphasizing PASOK's role as a counterbalance to perceived thr...
Androulakis Outlines PASOK's Independent Path to Power
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis outlined his party's strategy for an independent path to power, criticizing the Prime Minister's handling of the Presidential election and warning against global trends under a second Trump presidency, while emphasizing PASOK's role as a counterbalance to perceived thr...
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48% Bias Score
PASOK's Internal Struggle and Government Pressure
Greece's PASOK party faced internal conflict over a parliamentary vote, delaying their decision on supporting Nikitas Kaklamanis for Parliament President, while government pressure and internal divisions potentially cost them a point in recent polls.
PASOK's Internal Struggle and Government Pressure
Greece's PASOK party faced internal conflict over a parliamentary vote, delaying their decision on supporting Nikitas Kaklamanis for Parliament President, while government pressure and internal divisions potentially cost them a point in recent polls.
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44% Bias Score
Greek New Left's Presidential Vote Shifts Political Landscape
The New Left's support for Louka Katseli's presidential candidacy has shifted Greek politics, potentially forging a progressive alliance against the right-wing government, while also causing internal divisions within the New Left itself, and increasing tensions within the opposition.
Greek New Left's Presidential Vote Shifts Political Landscape
The New Left's support for Louka Katseli's presidential candidacy has shifted Greek politics, potentially forging a progressive alliance against the right-wing government, while also causing internal divisions within the New Left itself, and increasing tensions within the opposition.
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40% Bias Score
Averoff's Legacy Challenges 'Far-Right' Label in Greek Politics
MP Dimitris Mantzos labeled a presidential candidate as Evangelos Averoff's "intellectual offspring," implying far-right leanings. The author refutes this, citing Averoff's anti-fascist actions during the Occupation, participation in various governments, and contributions to the transition to democr...
Averoff's Legacy Challenges 'Far-Right' Label in Greek Politics
MP Dimitris Mantzos labeled a presidential candidate as Evangelos Averoff's "intellectual offspring," implying far-right leanings. The author refutes this, citing Averoff's anti-fascist actions during the Occupation, participation in various governments, and contributions to the transition to democr...
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56% Bias Score
Tsipras: EU's Double Standard Fuels Authoritarianism
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras criticized the EU's lack of strategic autonomy and its handling of Greece's 2015 debt crisis, claiming a double standard in its treatment of left-wing versus far-right governments and predicting a rise of authoritarianism in Europe.
Tsipras: EU's Double Standard Fuels Authoritarianism
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras criticized the EU's lack of strategic autonomy and its handling of Greece's 2015 debt crisis, claiming a double standard in its treatment of left-wing versus far-right governments and predicting a rise of authoritarianism in Europe.
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52% Bias Score
Greek PM Defends Agricultural Policies Amidst Opposition Criticism
In a Greek parliamentary debate, PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis criticized the government's handling of the agricultural sector, citing high food import costs (10 billion euros annually), farmer debt exceeding 70%, and OPAPE's European trusteeship. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended his gov...
Greek PM Defends Agricultural Policies Amidst Opposition Criticism
In a Greek parliamentary debate, PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis criticized the government's handling of the agricultural sector, citing high food import costs (10 billion euros annually), farmer debt exceeding 70%, and OPAPE's European trusteeship. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended his gov...
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48% Bias Score
Kaklamanis Projected to Win Greek Parliament Presidency with Broad Support
Nikitas Kaklamanis, backed by the ruling party and significant portions of the opposition, is projected to win the Hellenic Parliament's presidency today with at least 246 votes, exceeding the government's majority.
Kaklamanis Projected to Win Greek Parliament Presidency with Broad Support
Nikitas Kaklamanis, backed by the ruling party and significant portions of the opposition, is projected to win the Hellenic Parliament's presidency today with at least 246 votes, exceeding the government's majority.
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36% Bias Score
SYRIZA's Dramatic Decline: From Electoral Triumph to Political Marginality
SYRIZA, a Greek left-wing party, plummeted from 36% in the January 2015 elections to approximately 6% today, due to broken promises, internal divisions, and controversial governance, providing a case study in the rise and fall of populist movements.
SYRIZA's Dramatic Decline: From Electoral Triumph to Political Marginality
SYRIZA, a Greek left-wing party, plummeted from 36% in the January 2015 elections to approximately 6% today, due to broken promises, internal divisions, and controversial governance, providing a case study in the rise and fall of populist movements.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Presidential Election Breaks with Bipartisan Tradition
The Greek government's choice of Konstantinos Tasoulas as President breaks with the tradition of bipartisan consensus, sparking debate about future political dynamics and the role of the presidency.
Greek Presidential Election Breaks with Bipartisan Tradition
The Greek government's choice of Konstantinos Tasoulas as President breaks with the tradition of bipartisan consensus, sparking debate about future political dynamics and the role of the presidency.
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56% Bias Score
Mitsotakis Nominates Tasoulas for Greek President, Prioritizing Political Stability
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis nominated Konstantinos Tasoulas for President, balancing potential political risks and seeking to minimize internal party divisions and maintain stability ahead of the next elections.
Mitsotakis Nominates Tasoulas for Greek President, Prioritizing Political Stability
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis nominated Konstantinos Tasoulas for President, balancing potential political risks and seeking to minimize internal party divisions and maintain stability ahead of the next elections.
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48% Bias Score
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