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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
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Greek politicians draw lessons from US midterm reversal as GSI cable resumption nears
ND maintains poll lead but faces tired public, ministerial churn and imminent Samaras threat
A new opinion poll confirms the government's comfortable electoral lead and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's enduring advantage in leadership suitability, but these headline figures mask deep-seated public discontent over the cost of living and a fraying bond of trust.
Compounded by swift fallout from a ministerial resignation over ethical standards, which prompted a rapid cabinet reshuffle designed to signal zero tolerance, and mounting speculation over a potential breakaway right-wing party led by former Prime Minis...
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