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ND maintains poll lead but faces tired public, ministerial churn and imminent Samaras threat
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ND extends poll lead as resignation and cable dispute draw opposition fire
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Tension between parties rising as election date approaches
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GSI diplomacy under scrutiny as Athens defends French role and opposition demands disclosure
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GSI work resumes amid domestic tension over possible concessions made by Athens
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Mitsotakis and Tsipras try to define electoral battlefield as debt legislation row rumbles on
Former minister’s trial set to revive Tempe in time for elections
A former deputy minister will stand trial before the Special Court over the clearance of the Tempe rail crash site. The ruling puts the government back on the defensive over the country's most emotive scandal just as the pre-election season gathers pace.
A five-member Judicial Council ruled on Tuesday that Christos Triantopoulos, formerly deputy minister for climate crisis and civil protection, should be tried for breach of duty, a misdemeanour. The case concerns the so-called "backfilling" of the site ...
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