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Tension between parties rising as election date approaches
The diplomatic handling of the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) has become the biggest point of friction in an increasingly pre-electoral political climate, with the latest speculation pushing the election date into late spring.
The French survey vessel Abeille Marengo sailed from Heraklion on Tuesday afternoon, marking the resumption of work on the electricity link between Greece and Cyprus. However, the political storm over Ankara's involvement continues unabated. Opposition ...
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