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Security, prices and stability top political agenda as government deals with Iran fallout
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Mitsotakis projects readiness and EU-backed strength as Tsipras questions policy
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Athens calibrates domestic and diplomatic response to Iran war as tension with Turkey resurfaces
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Opposition demands assurances of non-involvement in Iran conflict
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Government draws line between solidarity for Cyprus and involvement in Iran conflict
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Greece goes operational amid growing concern about Iran war blowback
Early summer fire highlights precariousness of snap election option
Although the cost-of-living crisis remains the number one concern for citizens and, therefore, for the government, which is frantically working on options for further relief, there was a reminder for Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis over the weekend that another disastrous wildfire season over the summer might destroy any plans to hold snap elections in the autumn.
Up to 4,000 residents were instructed to evacuate coastal suburbs in southern Athens after a wildfire broke out on Saturday. The blaze claimed several houses and cars amid claims that the fire service took close to 40 minutes to respond to the outbreak,...
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