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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


Greek Clientelism Persists Despite Scandals: European Authorities Expose OPAPE Corruption
The OPAPE scandal, exposed by European authorities, reveals the persistence of clientelism and vote-buying in Greece, highlighting a systemic failure to reform despite past economic crises and suggesting a bleak outlook for future change.
Greek Clientelism Persists Despite Scandals: European Authorities Expose OPAPE Corruption
The OPAPE scandal, exposed by European authorities, reveals the persistence of clientelism and vote-buying in Greece, highlighting a systemic failure to reform despite past economic crises and suggesting a bleak outlook for future change.
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48% Bias Score


2015 Greek Referendum: Retrospective Triumph of the 'Yes' Camp
In the 2015 Greek referendum, 61.31% voted "No" on austerity measures proposed by creditors, defying predictions and causing a political shift. Despite initial interpretations as a nationalist victory, the 'No' vote predominantly reflected a desire to continue negotiations within the EU, while the '...
2015 Greek Referendum: Retrospective Triumph of the 'Yes' Camp
In the 2015 Greek referendum, 61.31% voted "No" on austerity measures proposed by creditors, defying predictions and causing a political shift. Despite initial interpretations as a nationalist victory, the 'No' vote predominantly reflected a desire to continue negotiations within the EU, while the '...
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48% Bias Score


Greece Seeks to Utilize Military Real Estate, Address Housing Shortages
Greece's Ministry of National Defence submitted a draft law for public consultation (July 16-18) to create a National Defense Real Estate Fund, addressing housing needs for Armed Forces personnel and efficiently utilizing underused military properties.
Greece Seeks to Utilize Military Real Estate, Address Housing Shortages
Greece's Ministry of National Defence submitted a draft law for public consultation (July 16-18) to create a National Defense Real Estate Fund, addressing housing needs for Armed Forces personnel and efficiently utilizing underused military properties.
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40% Bias Score


Greek Investigation Uncovers Conversations Suggesting Corruption in Agricultural Subsidies
Conversations from a 3,000-page case file on the Organization for the Payment of Agricultural Payments (OPECPE) reveal discussions between the resigned Secretary General of Rural Development and Food, Giorgos Stratakos, and Giorgos Xylouris, concerning payments and a potential confrontation with Ioa...
Greek Investigation Uncovers Conversations Suggesting Corruption in Agricultural Subsidies
Conversations from a 3,000-page case file on the Organization for the Payment of Agricultural Payments (OPECPE) reveal discussions between the resigned Secretary General of Rural Development and Food, Giorgos Stratakos, and Giorgos Xylouris, concerning payments and a potential confrontation with Ioa...
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40% 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

Greek Minister Warns of Recovery Fund Penalties
Greek Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Nikos Tachiaos warned about the consequences of not meeting Recovery Fund targets, including returning funds and penalties. Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Greece, meeting with former Greek President Sakellaropoulou and other officials, and disc...

Greek Minister Warns of Recovery Fund Penalties
Greek Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Nikos Tachiaos warned about the consequences of not meeting Recovery Fund targets, including returning funds and penalties. Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Greece, meeting with former Greek President Sakellaropoulou and other officials, and disc...
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16% Bias Score

Tsipras's 2015 Referendum: A Decade of Consequences
Alexis Tsipras's 2015 referendum on bailout terms, initially resulting in a 'No' vote, ultimately led to Greece accepting harsher austerity measures, costing billions and severely impacting public trust; ten years later, his attempts at political rebranding face skepticism.

Tsipras's 2015 Referendum: A Decade of Consequences
Alexis Tsipras's 2015 referendum on bailout terms, initially resulting in a 'No' vote, ultimately led to Greece accepting harsher austerity measures, costing billions and severely impacting public trust; ten years later, his attempts at political rebranding face skepticism.
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56% Bias Score

SYRIZA Announces New Leadership Team Amidst Corruption Allegations
SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance leader Socrates Famellos announced new leadership appointments: Stergios Kalpakis as secretary, Anastassia Sapouna as deputy coordinator, and Kostas Zachariadis as spokesperson, replacing George Karameros, during the party's Central Committee meeting. This follows accusat...

SYRIZA Announces New Leadership Team Amidst Corruption Allegations
SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance leader Socrates Famellos announced new leadership appointments: Stergios Kalpakis as secretary, Anastassia Sapouna as deputy coordinator, and Kostas Zachariadis as spokesperson, replacing George Karameros, during the party's Central Committee meeting. This follows accusat...
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60% Bias Score

OPECPE Investigation, Mitsotakis's Mount Athos Trip, and Potential Political Shifts in New Democracy
The OPECPE investigation centers on Crete, impacting PASOK president Nikos Androulakis; Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's Mount Athos visit mirrors his father's 1986 trip; Thanasis Plevris's return to the cabinet may reshape New Democracy's power dynamics in Athens.

OPECPE Investigation, Mitsotakis's Mount Athos Trip, and Potential Political Shifts in New Democracy
The OPECPE investigation centers on Crete, impacting PASOK president Nikos Androulakis; Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's Mount Athos visit mirrors his father's 1986 trip; Thanasis Plevris's return to the cabinet may reshape New Democracy's power dynamics in Athens.
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44% Bias Score

Greek Minister Resigns Amidst EU Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
Following a scandal involving illegal EU agricultural subsidies, a Greek Minister and three Deputy Ministers resigned; the scandal centers on repeated fraud cases involving EU funds, allegedly involving officials from the responsible agency and raising concerns about government oversight.

Greek Minister Resigns Amidst EU Agricultural Subsidy Scandal
Following a scandal involving illegal EU agricultural subsidies, a Greek Minister and three Deputy Ministers resigned; the scandal centers on repeated fraud cases involving EU funds, allegedly involving officials from the responsible agency and raising concerns about government oversight.
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40% Bias Score
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