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  1. Podcast - Internal combustion problems leave New Democracy spluttering

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    In mid-November, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis decided to expel from the ruling New Democracy party one of his predecessors, Antonis Samaras. Samaras headed the centre-right party for several years and was the leader of a coalition government between 2012 and 2015, which means his

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  2. New Democracy rejigs key party posts as Spartiates expulsion leaves gap in Parliament
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    to expel three lawmakers from the far-right Spartiates party. The court found that the party had

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  3. Controversial migration bill divides government factions
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    to expel all migrants who enter the country illegally. Plevris argued that “there is no regular

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  4. ND snared in row over jobless benefits as Kasidiaris hints at return after prison release
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    was the real force behind the party. It annulled three seats but did not expel the party from

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  5. Newsletter 45 - 02/10/2015

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    , were indirectly highlighted by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras this week. In comments to the Wall... significant funding, as Tsipras indicated in his comments to the Wall Street Journal. The European Union

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  6. Refugee influx pushes Tsipras towards crisis nexus

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    . In comments to the Wall Street Journal between a multitude of appearances at the sidelines of the United... indicated in his comments to the Wall Street Journal. The European Union has also had somewhat

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  7. Newsletter 57 - 08/01/2016

    Newsletters

    miracle worker, or “Harvard-educated free-market reformer”, as the Wall Street Journal describes him.... The Wall Street Journal writes that Mitsotakis won “respect from Greece’s creditors for his efforts

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  8. Holding out for a (reformist) hero
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    potential miracle worker, or “Harvard-educated free-market reformer”, as the Wall Street Journal... bureaucracy and weak political will have to be overcome. The Wall Street Journal writes

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  9. Equivocal Macedonia name referendum leaves Athens hanging on as views differ

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    settlement in the months to come or whether the process has hit a brick wall as a result of the turnout... Agreement may hit a brick wall. If Zaev somehow manages to make headway, the prospect of the pact

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  10. Government scrambles for more cost‑of‑living relief as WSJ revelations open new front
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    landscape, a Wall Street Journal investigation into the conduct of US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly... but as the formation of a team with experience. Guilfoyle claims The Wall Street Journal’s investigation

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