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MEPs agree to keep Tempe file open despite government's efforts to conclude inquiry -
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Government turns attention to migration, hoping to avoid another front before EP vote -
Kasselakis offers more hints of a positive narrative for SYRIZA's post-Tsipras era -
Mitsotakis hits back on multiple fronts as SYRIZA sets out its economic pledges -
Government concludes Tempe inquiry, turns attention to Thessaly reconstruction
Turkish truculence added to factors being considered as PM weighs up snap polls
The ratcheting up of tension between Greece and Turkey has given the ongoing speculation about Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis calling snap elections this autumn an added dimension.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan issued more warning to Greece over the weekend and blasted Mitsotakis as an unreliable interlocutor. This was the latest outburst against the Greek PM from Erdogan, who is also preparing for elections next year.
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