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Newsletter 350 - 09/09/2022
to either change the electoral law or call snap elections, or even both. There has been open speculation
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Tsipras hits back with own economic pledges, choice for voters to ponder
PoliticsGreek Politicscall a second election. Much of the media briefing was taken up by questions about the wiretapping
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Migration back on main political agenda
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMitarachi to call on Turkish authorities to step up their efforts to stop irregular crossings because
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Newsletter 354 - 07/10/2022
and priorities. It also signals what responses the Finance Ministry might call on should current
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Opposition parties reject official conclusions of surveillance inquiry
PoliticsGreek Politicsis expected to call for the creation of an investigatory committee to probe further into the affair, while
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Privatisation of key northern ports on hold amid strategic rethink
PoliticsGreek Politicsand Greek interests. Confirming the decision to call off the Alexandroupoli tender, PM Kyriakos
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MPs aim to probe spyware as govt brushes off latest reports
PoliticsGreek Politicsintellectuals will step out of the phobic shadow of 2015 and will – if things are as they seem - call
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Tsipras pushes for more thorough probe into mounting wiretap allegations
PoliticsGreek Politics. Reports suggest that SYRIZA will also call for another meeting of Parliament’s institutions
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Tsipras on alert for snap elections, but Mitsotakis looks set to stay course
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has suggested that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis could call snap elections early next year, several months before the government’s four-year term expires, but the chances of such a move appear slim for the time being. Tsipras suggested this week that Mitsotakis
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ND paves way to spring elections with relief measures amid SYRIZA objections
PoliticsGreek Politicspart of the new year suggests that the conservatives are unlikely to call snap elections in February
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