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Constantopoulou Accuses Greek Government of OPEKEPE Cover-Up
Zoe Constantopoulou, head of the Pleusi Eleftherias party, accused the Greek government of attempting to cover up alleged crimes within the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy agency, citing a criminal complaint from the European Public Prosecutor's Office and alleging the government is protecting politica...
Constantopoulou Accuses Greek Government of OPEKEPE Cover-Up
Zoe Constantopoulou, head of the Pleusi Eleftherias party, accused the Greek government of attempting to cover up alleged crimes within the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy agency, citing a criminal complaint from the European Public Prosecutor's Office and alleging the government is protecting politica...
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56% Bias Score


Tsipras's Potential New Party Could Garner 20% of Vote, Polling Shows
Recent polls suggest a potential new party led by former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras could gain around 20% of the vote, drawing support from PASOK (2%) and Plêfsis Eleftherias (5%), potentially creating a strong opposition force but not enough for a governing majority. This is driven by publ...
Tsipras's Potential New Party Could Garner 20% of Vote, Polling Shows
Recent polls suggest a potential new party led by former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras could gain around 20% of the vote, drawing support from PASOK (2%) and Plêfsis Eleftherias (5%), potentially creating a strong opposition force but not enough for a governing majority. This is driven by publ...
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40% Bias Score


PASOK Divided Over Asylum Amendment Vote
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis's 'present' vote on a temporary suspension of asylum applications from North Africa sparked internal party conflict, with prominent figures like Evangelos Venizelos and Kostas Doukas openly disagreeing. This decision contrasts with PASOK's past support for similar meas...
PASOK Divided Over Asylum Amendment Vote
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis's 'present' vote on a temporary suspension of asylum applications from North Africa sparked internal party conflict, with prominent figures like Evangelos Venizelos and Kostas Doukas openly disagreeing. This decision contrasts with PASOK's past support for similar meas...
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48% Bias Score


Greek Former Prime Ministers Consider Political Comebacks
Former Greek Prime Ministers Alexis Tsipras and Antonis Samaras are reportedly considering political comebacks, evidenced by Tsipras's recent comments on electoral dilemmas and reports of both receiving advice on announcing new political parties, potentially impacting the Greek political landscape.
Greek Former Prime Ministers Consider Political Comebacks
Former Greek Prime Ministers Alexis Tsipras and Antonis Samaras are reportedly considering political comebacks, evidenced by Tsipras's recent comments on electoral dilemmas and reports of both receiving advice on announcing new political parties, potentially impacting the Greek political landscape.
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48% Bias Score


EPPO indicts 100 in Greek agricultural subsidy scandal
A multi-year investigation into the misappropriation of agricultural subsidies by the Hellenic Organization of Agricultural Insurance (OPEKEPE) has resulted in 100 individuals being sent to trial by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), accused of stealing at least €2.9 million. The EPPO's...
EPPO indicts 100 in Greek agricultural subsidy scandal
A multi-year investigation into the misappropriation of agricultural subsidies by the Hellenic Organization of Agricultural Insurance (OPEKEPE) has resulted in 100 individuals being sent to trial by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), accused of stealing at least €2.9 million. The EPPO's...
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48% Bias Score


Greek PM Admits Failure Amidst Bureaucratic Scandal
Greek Prime Minister admits failure ("apotychame") in addressing deep-rooted bureaucratic inefficiencies, exemplified by the OPPEKEPE scandal, highlighting challenges in reforming the "executive state" and necessitating a broader societal critique.
Greek PM Admits Failure Amidst Bureaucratic Scandal
Greek Prime Minister admits failure ("apotychame") in addressing deep-rooted bureaucratic inefficiencies, exemplified by the OPPEKEPE scandal, highlighting challenges in reforming the "executive state" and necessitating a broader societal critique.
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48% Bias Score

Samaras's Political Comeback Bid in Greece
Antonis Samaras, a former Greek prime minister, is attempting a political comeback after serving as foreign minister, briefly leading his own party, and later as minister of culture, where he oversaw a controversial Acropolis Museum opening. His political successes have been limited.

Samaras's Political Comeback Bid in Greece
Antonis Samaras, a former Greek prime minister, is attempting a political comeback after serving as foreign minister, briefly leading his own party, and later as minister of culture, where he oversaw a controversial Acropolis Museum opening. His political successes have been limited.
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60% Bias Score

Greece Announces New Secretaries-General Across Key Ministries
The Greek government announced the appointment of new secretaries-general across multiple ministries, including Communication, Education, Public Health, Transport, Energy, and Agriculture, reflecting diverse expertise and potentially signaling shifts in governmental priorities.

Greece Announces New Secretaries-General Across Key Ministries
The Greek government announced the appointment of new secretaries-general across multiple ministries, including Communication, Education, Public Health, Transport, Energy, and Agriculture, reflecting diverse expertise and potentially signaling shifts in governmental priorities.
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20% Bias Score

Venizelos Criticizes Greek Government's Migrant Flow Amendment for Legal Incoherence
Evangelos Venizelos criticized the Greek government's amendment on migrant flows, highlighting contradictions in its legal justification: claiming actions violate the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) while denying activation of Article 15 (allowing derogations), thereby raising concerns ab...

Venizelos Criticizes Greek Government's Migrant Flow Amendment for Legal Incoherence
Evangelos Venizelos criticized the Greek government's amendment on migrant flows, highlighting contradictions in its legal justification: claiming actions violate the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) while denying activation of Article 15 (allowing derogations), thereby raising concerns ab...
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48% Bias Score

Greek Government Faces Stability Test Amid Voter Distrust
Greece's governing party maintains 25% support, facing challenges from voter skepticism and a large undecided population, while focusing on practical issues rather than broader political visions.

Greek Government Faces Stability Test Amid Voter Distrust
Greece's governing party maintains 25% support, facing challenges from voter skepticism and a large undecided population, while focusing on practical issues rather than broader political visions.
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44% Bias Score

OPKEPE Sanctions Key Witness in Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, a key witness in the Greek agricultural subsidy scandal, was sanctioned with a 20-day salary deduction by the OPKEPE administration on May 2nd, 2025, following disciplinary proceedings initiated by the former president for breach of confidentiality and unbecoming conduct, st...

OPKEPE Sanctions Key Witness in Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
Paraskevi Tycheropoulou, a key witness in the Greek agricultural subsidy scandal, was sanctioned with a 20-day salary deduction by the OPKEPE administration on May 2nd, 2025, following disciplinary proceedings initiated by the former president for breach of confidentiality and unbecoming conduct, st...
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40% Bias Score

Greek Government's Struggle with Corruption Amidst Modernization Efforts
The Greek government's handling of the OPKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal reveals a persistent clash between modernization goals and deeply rooted pre-modern practices of clientelism and corruption, hindering progress towards European standards.

Greek Government's Struggle with Corruption Amidst Modernization Efforts
The Greek government's handling of the OPKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal reveals a persistent clash between modernization goals and deeply rooted pre-modern practices of clientelism and corruption, hindering progress towards European standards.
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44% Bias Score
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