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  1. China's bumpy road to Greece
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    global markets to Chinese exporters. Greece is hoping to bag some of the 100 billion euros earmarked

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  2. An uncertain and wasted year for Italy
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    Salvini, as a punching bag in the months ahead. Mattarella’s ability to “protect” his neutral

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  3. SYRIZA confident of survival beyond name deal, confidence vote
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    was that the leftists believe that the 151 votes to ratify the Prespes Agreement are in the bag

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  4. Gains and losses for all sides from vote on constitutional changes
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    Thursday’s vote on the proposals put forward by the government and the opposition for changes to the Greek Constitution proved to be a mixed bag for SYRIZA and New Democracy. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s proposal for the President to be elected directly by the public if Parliament cannot reach

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  5. The benefits of being Greek
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    advisors assume that they have the centrist vote in the bag. As a result, they are reaching towards

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  6. Few bright spots for opposition candidates in local polls, ND confident for second round
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    expected margin. On the municipal level, New Democracy faces more of a mixed bag. Their official

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  7. Newsletter 397 - 13/10/2023

    Newsletters

    Democracy faces more of a mixed bag. Their official candidate secured Piraeus with 70 percent

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  8. Newsletter 425 - 31/05/2024

    Newsletters

    PoliticsCost of living remains front and centre as European vote nearsThe week began with a row between party leaders over the price of feta cheese in Greece, but ended with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis rummaging around in his bag of policies to produce proposals that might tempt voters

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