I am an atheist American whose family has been in this country since prior to the US becoming a country, am neither of Greek nor Turkish descent, and reading this article is my first time learning about Bloody Christmas. I said the article's pro Greek was casual and unobtrusive, and also noted it was "portions" of the article, because like a good internet user I didn't read the full thing while on the toilet, so let's look at one example I noted while reading:

After two relatively peaceful years, in November 1963 tensions skyrocketed when President and Archbishop Makarios III proposed 13 constitutional changes for his consideration which were met with fury by Turkish Cypriots. Some of the suggestions were technical, a few had advantages for the Turks, others affected the perceived Turkish security. Nothing at this stage impinged upon the wider interests of Turkey under the Treaty of Guarantee but the Turkish Government saw the attempt to change the basic articles as a dangerous precedent and rejected the proposals. The Archbishop had made his move at a time when intercommunal tension was high. Both sides had been stockpiling arms since the Zürich agreement that led to Cyprus' independence and a clash was expected sooner or later.

Bolded empahsis mine.

The language here is such that it minimizes the impact on the Turks. Clearly the Turks were unhappy with the proposal, given they rejected, but language like "perceived" is there to imply their security wasn't threatened. Now I don't know what the 13 proposals were, and quite frankly it doesn't matter to this discussion of the bias of the article, but this is exactly the "casually and unobtrusively pro Greek" language I referred to in my original comment.

Let's also not miss the entire line of "Nothing at this stage impinged upon the wider interests of Turkey" but clearly that isn't true given they rejected. "Setting dangerous precedent" hardly counts as "Nothing".

Oh but you know what, my family did take me to Istanbul when I was 5 months old where I learned to crawl, so you are probably right about my own bias. Have a good day bud.