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Mitsotakis tries to rally base as Tsipras sharpens attacks
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Mitsotakis targets rivals as Androulakis tries to shrug off doubters
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Farmers roll back into Athens as government fails to resolve long-running dispute
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Athens claims Ankara meeting smoothed relations despite lack of progress on key issues
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Government's ongoing stand-off with livestock breeders heralds resurgence of farming protests
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PASOK’s tries to expand as it comes under pressure from all sides
After rocky start, some political backing for SYRIZA but ECB holds key
After a troubling first few days in office, the new Greek government appeared to get a better grip on the tough situation it finds itself in but also revealed that it is totally reliant on the European Central Bank’s support if it is to achieve its goal of reaching a new settlement with the eurozone.
The frosty handshake between Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis and Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem on Friday, which followed a tense meeting between European Parliament president Martin Schulz and Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras a day earlie...
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