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  1. New nationalist party in the making

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    since April 2014, when he was forced to resign from the government after a secretly filmed video showed

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  2. A misstep away from absurdity

    Agora

    was New Democracy, which suggested Mouzalas should resign. Not wanting to be outdone in the patriotism

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  3. Calls for snap polls, parliamentary probes set tone for polarised politics
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for the government to resign and the premier calling for a parliamentary inquiry into bank loans received

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  4. Athens in quandary over IMF as Fund's role in bailout is firmed up

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to resign. As we mentioned last week, Mitsotakis’s decision to adopt a more aggressive approach

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  5. The men who would be prime ministers
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    Agora

    than his colleagues, should call for Tsipras to resign and snap elections to be held. It came

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  6. Bailout talks inch forward as Juncker comments complicate matters
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Tsakalotos reportedly even threatening to resign over the matter. The government is hoping that its case

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  7. SYRIZA not entirely behind plans for changes to constitution, electoral system
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The relatively low turnout for the anti-government protest held in Athens on Wednesday means that internal party issues are coming to the fore again. Less than 10,000 people are estimated to have attended the “Resign” (Paraiteitheite) demonstration, which was organised via social media and sought

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  8. Brexit and Grexit – Britain’s referendum and Greece

    Agora

    in the EU. It will mean he has to resign at once. The referendum he called is now a national vote

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  9. Government's relationship with Stournaras teeters again

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    that the government-appointed members of the board of directors at Attica Bank resign as part

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  10. Newsletter 89 - 23/09/2016

    Newsletters

    was unconstitutional, then the government should resign. Also, PASOK and New Democracy forced Parliament’s

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