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ND faces deadlock over constitutional revision as SYRIZA continues to unravel
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Tanker diplomacy gets Athens into hot waters over Russia sanctions
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PM paves way to elections with three-year growth plan as ballot speculation simmers
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PM sets stage for 2027 as ND tries to rally in face of scandals, pension politics and polling drift
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PM steps up poll preparations, ELAS continues mobilisation and SYRIZA fights to survive
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Scant recognition of energy crisis in draft climate law, but EU package may force tougher targets
Greece’s first climate law made its way to Parliament this week, with only minor changes in light of public consultation and the unfolding energy crisis. The legislation was tabled on the same day that the European Commission presented its REPowerEU package aimed at cutting dependence on Russian fossil fuels.
The national plan for phasing out fossil fuels from transport, buildings and electricity generation is outlined in the national climate law published on Wednesday after several months of public consultation.
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