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  1. Athens and Ankara keep ties ticking over pending elections
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    President Nikos Christodoulides said that he does not expect Turkey’s stance on the Cyprus issue... the goodwill that has been generated. Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias and his Turkish counterpart... Kostas Fragkogiannis is due to meet his Turkish counterpart, Burak Akcapar, possibly on March 22

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  2. Greece and Turkey head towards crucial stage of negotiations
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Measures. The two defence ministers, Nikos Dendias and Yasar Guler, have already discussed the need... foreign ministers, Costas Fragkogiannis and his then counterpart, Burak Akçapar. In that meeting

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  3. Diplomatic and defence developments encourage Athens to seek greater geopolitical role
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    initially. Defence Minister Nikos Dendias revealed that there are also ongoing talks about the Greek... in March to continue the political dialogue with her Turkish counterpart Burak Aksapar regarding

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  4. Athens and Ankara face bumps in the road as they prepare for political dialogue
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Deputy Foreign Minister Alexandra Papadopoulou is due to visit Ankara on March 11 for the second round of Greece’s political dialogue with Turkey. Her talks with her Turkish counterpart Burak Aksapar... this finally begins. As a result, Greece sent a message directly to Ankara last week. Defence Minister Nikos

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  5. Greece and Turkey launch latest round of talks, building up to Ankara visit by Mitsotakis
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Monday’s meeting in Ankara between Deputy Foreign Minister Alexandra Papadopoulou and her Turkish counterpart Burak Akçapar signals the beginning of a new round of talks between Greece and Turkey... for my homeland,” Gerapetritis said, apparently aiming a dig at his predecessor Nikos Dendias

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  6. Stage set for censure motion as Parliament votes to review charges against deputy minister
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for interfering with the scene of the crash. The motion was carried with 277 votes in favour, 12 against... leader Nikos Androulakis to table a motion of censure against the government, supported by SYRIZA... brought complaints, while a third, PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, was not included on the grounds

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  7. Greece and Albania seek to leave Beleri case behind in 2024 after year of turmoil

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    up his duties.” Albanian Foreign Minister Igli Hasani admitted last week that “there are negotiations, ideas, and commitments from both sides to find a solution.” Hasani denied that Tirana and Athens

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  8. Government tables 2016 budget, upgrades GDP forecasts but leaves fiscal estimates unchanged
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    (1.3 billion), development of Hellenikon (345 million), sale of real estate and shares (277 million...The Finance Ministry (MoF) tabled the 2016 budget in Parliament on Friday. Parliamentary Speaker Nikos Voutsis said it will be discussed in the Economic Affairs Committee on November 25 for four

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  9. Added layer of complexity to Greek-Turkish relations in wake of failed coup
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Minister Nikos Kotzias put it in a recent interview, “the current crisis should not be exported through... with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Monday backed up these concerns. Cavusoglu warned

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  10. Pressure mounts on coalition to complete fourth review prior actions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Suddeutsche Zeitung on Thursday concerning a discussion among lenders about the third programme being..., former Education Minister Nikos Fylis, who argued that the government has “nothing to celebrate.” “We

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