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sys3x έγραψε: 24 Αύγ 2022, 21:34

Νon4me έγραψε: 22 Αύγ 2022, 23:37 Τα ζαια μου τα μέα μου

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Αρίστος έγραψε: 24 Αύγ 2022, 22:15 Ποια Iskra ρε συ; Οι Νew York Times τα λενε και η Iskra κανε μια περιληψη του αρθρου τους.

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Zelda έγραψε: 24 Αύγ 2022, 22:54

Αρίστος έγραψε: 24 Αύγ 2022, 22:15 Ποια Iskra ρε συ; Οι Νew York Times τα λενε και η Iskra κανε μια περιληψη του αρθρου τους.

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Σιγα μην εκφραζονται τα αμερικανικα συμφεροντα απο τους New York Times

Αν αλλαξαν προσφατα αποψη οι ΗΠΑ για το Μητσοτακη γιατι πριν 2 χρονια οι New York Times εγραφαν ιστοριες για αγριους απο την κοιλια τους με κατι κοτετσια στον Εβρο απο το google maps που τα εμφανιζαν ως κολαστηρια βασανιστηριων για μεταναστες, κανοντας και μερικο copy-paste τουρκικων μεσων;

After too many months of silence, the surveillance scandal is now making the rounds in the international media, marking the end of the European honeymoon for the leader of New Democracy, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, long hailed as the enfant prodige of European liberal conservatism.

Dimitriadis sued Reporters United and Efsyn, demanding 150,000 and 250,000 Euros in compensation for defamation, respectively. Journalists Nicolas Leontopoulos, Thodoris Chondrogiannou, and Thanasis Koukakis himself are also targeted for sharing the results of the investigation on social networks.
As highlighted by the International Press Institute , Dimitriadis’ lawsuits are a classic example of SLAPP – spurious lawsuits that aim to morally and economically dry up journalists, to silence critical voices.


The European Federation of Journalists condemned the lawsuits, asking the Greek judicial authorities to identify those responsible for the illegal surveillance of journalists. Such concern was also expressed by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) , which had ranked Greece in the last place among the EU countries for freedom of the press already in May, when the surveillance scandal was just beginning.

Γαληνός έγραψε: 24 Αύγ 2022, 23:27 Ακόμα να παραιτηθεί ο εμετικος Κρυφά Κουλης;;;

Από Ιταλια:

After too many months of silence, the surveillance scandal is now making the rounds in the international media, marking the end of the European honeymoon for the leader of New Democracy, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, long hailed as the enfant prodige of European liberal conservatism.

Dimitriadis sued Reporters United and Efsyn, demanding 150,000 and 250,000 Euros in compensation for defamation, respectively. Journalists Nicolas Leontopoulos, Thodoris Chondrogiannou, and Thanasis Koukakis himself are also targeted for sharing the results of the investigation on social networks.
As highlighted by the International Press Institute , Dimitriadis’ lawsuits are a classic example of SLAPP – spurious lawsuits that aim to morally and economically dry up journalists, to silence critical voices.


The European Federation of Journalists condemned the lawsuits, asking the Greek judicial authorities to identify those responsible for the illegal surveillance of journalists. Such concern was also expressed by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) , which had ranked Greece in the last place among the EU countries for freedom of the press already in May, when the surveillance scandal was just beginning.

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(The Economist journalist Tim Judah defined OBC as "Italy's top website for, as its name suggests, Balkan and Caucasus affairs".)

After too many months of silence...
Στα πετσωμενα ΜΜΕ του Μαρίνο(ακη)_Μητσοτ άκη, η σιωπή συνεχίζεται πάρα την διεθνή κατακραυγή