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Government’s effort to revive economic success story narrative heavily reliant on RRF execution
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Foreign minister toughens stance as first autumn polls pile pressure on government
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Government tries to polish economic image as it prepares for big gamble on relief measures
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Government lines up crackdown on NGOs as next piece in harsher migration policy
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Sale of defence manufacturer stokes opposition criticism amid bid to bolster regional ties
Opposition parties continue to pursue wiretap claims, as surveillance bill passes first hurdle
The conservative government has seen its draft legislation on surveillance and spyware past the first hurdle in Parliament, but opposition parties continue to pursue multiple routes to pressure the authorities into an official investigation into media claims of a widespread government-sponsored surveillance operation.
The surveillance bill, which New Democracy is presenting as a remedy for the missteps which it claims led the national intelligence service to eavesdrop on PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, was approved at the committee stage in Parliament on Tuesday even...
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