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GSI work resumes amid domestic tension over possible concessions made by Athens
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Greek politicians draw lessons from US midterm reversal as GSI cable resumption nears
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GSI diplomacy under scrutiny as Athens defends French role and opposition demands disclosure
The political dispute surrounding the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) is increasingly shifting from events at sea to the diplomacy taking place behind closed doors.
While the Greek government insists that the electricity interconnection project between Greece and Cyprus is moving forward without any concession to Turkey, opposition parties continue to press Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to explain the circumst...
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