eKathimerini · July 2026

• Reports US actions and statements without evaluative adjectives
• Frames US-Turkey F-35 deal as a matter of policy calculation, not moral judgment
• Quotes US officials and critics with balanced attribution
• Occasional critical framing of US decisions via quoted sources or analysis

Coverage is largely factual and policy-focused. Some headlines (e.g., #15) imply skepticism about US strategy, and #14 quotes a critic of the US administration's potential Turkey sale, but the outlet itself does not adopt a consistent positive or negative stance toward the US as an entity. The entity's actions are reported neutrally, with occasional analytical critique.

• Foregrounds Greek government actions and achievements (defense deals, infrastructure, diplomacy)
• Quotes Greek officials (Mitsotakis, Dendias, Gerapetritis) as authoritative voices on national security
• Frames Greece as a capable actor in international affairs (investments, sports, energy)
• Uses neutral-to-positive selection, highlighting Greek successes and defensive positions

Headlines are largely factual and institutional, with no overtly hostile or celebratory language. Positive stance inferred from consistent amplification of Greek official positions and national achievements; some headlines (e.g., #4, #16) introduce mild criticism or external threats, but the outlet does not itself condemn Greece. The entity is a country, so stance reflects overall editorial sympathy toward Greek national interests.