GreekReporter

Greek diaspora, right-leaning

Background

Greek Reporter was launched in 2008 by Anastasios Papapostolou as Greek Hollywood Reporter, starting as a student project at California State University Northridge focused on Greeks working in the entertainment industry. By 2010 it had broadened its scope to become a general-interest English-language news portal for the global Greek diaspora. The site covers Greek culture, history, politics, and Greece's relationships with the United States and the European Union. Media Bias/Fact Check rates it as right-leaning and assigns it a mixed factual-reporting score, citing occasional reliance on poor sources and at least one failed fact check. It is a privately held, independent digital outlet with no publicly disclosed institutional backing. Its coverage tends to view Greece-U.S. relations favorably and follows Greek-American community interests closely. The outlet has not been involved in major editorial controversies in the way that larger Greek media properties tied to oligarchic ownership have been.

Sources

1. Greek Reporter – Wikipedia
2. Greek Reporter – Bias and Credibility – Media Bias/Fact Check
3. Daily Source Bias Check: Greek Reporter – Media Bias/Fact Check
4. Greek Reporter – Wikidata
5. The Second Trump Era: Has it Strengthened or Weakened Greece? – GreekReporter.com

Profile compiled 2026-09-02; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.

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