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Corruption claims, foreign policy missteps impede government’s efforts to build momentum
Greece is preparing for the first major heatwave of the summer to hit the country this week, but it is the political heat that his government is facing because of the OPEKEPE scandal and its handling of foreign policy issues that is causing Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis most concern.
The ruling conservatives have drawn stinging criticism from the opposition parties, but also many media commentators, for its decision to reject calls for a preliminary judicial inquiry into the farming subsidy fraud identified by the European Public Pr...
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