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How much polarization is right?
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Information about positive doping sample in a Greek international football player
Since this is the first sample, the name cannot be disclosed at this time, something that will happen in the event of testing the second sample and if it turns out positive
Electoral silence set to commence ahead of local polls
A series of election bans are set to commence starting tomorrow, as mayoral polls slated for March 31 draw near, according to regulations put forth by government watchdog.
The restrictions determined by the Supreme Election Council (YSK) will be in effect until 11:59 p.m. on election day.
Would You Fight For Your Country? 30% of Bulgarians Would Fight In The Case Of War
A recent survey conducted by the World Association "Gallup International" sheds light on global attitudes towards fighting for one's country in the event of war. The survey, conducted across 45 countries and representing over half of the world's population, reveals intriguing insights into people's readiness to engage in combat for their homeland.
March 8: Bulgarians' Celebration Trends
The findings stem from a "Trend" survey commissioned by "24 Chasa", exploring Bulgarian sentiments and views regarding March 8. According to the sociological agency's research, a significant majority of Bulgarians, accounting for 68%, observe or commemorate March 8.
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UK most preferred country for Greeks who want to study abroad
The United Kingdom continues to be the first country of choice for Greeks who want to study abroad, based on a survey carried out by marketing research and polling company Kubi Kalloo.
The poll used a sample of 1,700 young people aged 16-34 from France, Germany, Poland, Spain, Italy and Greece, who are interested in studying abroad within the next three years.
Greek polls attest to political paradox
The latest round of opinion polls highlights the political paradox currently prevailing in Greece: On one hand, the government maintains an overwhelming lead over the opposition; on the other hand, there is a substantial percentage of Greeks rejecting central government policies.
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Survey: 84% Of Bulgarians Rely Solely On Wages Or Pensions And Do Not Save Or Invest
In a comprehensive survey conducted by the Trend Research Centre between December 1 and 7, 2023, shedding light on the financial dynamics of Bulgarians, an astonishing 84% of respondents acknowledged relying exclusively on income derived from employment and/or pension.
Rising prices top concern for Greeks, poll shows
The rising cost of household essentials weighs heaviest on Greeks' minds, according to a new public opinion poll, which found that 30% of respondents have cut back on basic shopping by "a lot" and 43% by "quite a lot." Just 7% of respondents said they have not pared down their shopping list "at all" and 19% said they have done so "slightly," the poll conducted by Alco on behalf of Alpha TV show
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Pollsters looking for answers
A week before Greece's May 21 general election, communications consultant Stavros Kontaxis carried out an experiment. Using ChatGPT he designed a model for a poll of polls, inputting all the available survey results to see what kind of conclusion it would yield.
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