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  1. Excess of vaccines in Serbia will go to waste
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    in Pristina has not yet received any vaccines. Shortly before he became prime minister again, the helm

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  2. Re-opening plans hang in balance due to unrelenting virus
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    with the gradual rolling back of the lockdown so that the economy can start to function properly again, easing

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  3. Confusion over retail reopening puts govt on defensive
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The government found itself on the defensive on Monday over its handling of the reopening of the retail sector. Stores across the country were meant to open again to customers that had booked a three-hour shopping slot via SMS. But on Friday, shop owners in the areas of Thessaloniki, Kozani

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  4. Podcast - The heavy arm of the law: Police brutality in Greece

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    The behaviour of the Greek police has come under scrutiny, again, following a number of incidents over which officers have been accused of using unnecessary and excessive force. In this episode, we take a look at why police tactics have triggered public protests, what ails the force and how it can

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  5. Low expectations for progress in new round of UN-led Cyprus talks
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    are again at their lowest point and the atmosphere between the two rival countries does not leave enough

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  6. PM targets middle class voters as he eyes return to normality
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    direction. Again, the government’s approval ratings in the 17-35 age group are low, with just 22.4

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  7. A brief lexicon of the Cyprus issue negotiations
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    Agora

    Here we go again. After a hiatus of more than 3 years, the negotiations for the resolution of the Cyprus issue have resumed this week. The Cypriot Bill Murray wakes up to yet another Groundhog Day. The leaders of the Greek Cypriot and the Turkish Cypriot communities together with representatives

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  8. PMI rises to 54.4 points in April, highest since February 2020
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in vendor performance. As such, input costs soared once again.”

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  9. Slide in press freedom rankings casts spotlight on govt relations with media
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The Greek government’s media policies have come under the spotlight again as the country appeared to backslide in international rankings of press freedom. SYRIZA used the opportunity of World Press Freedom Day on Monday to accuse New Democracy of attempting to control the media and of squandering

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  10. Amid patent waiver row, govt hoping to push ahead with reopening
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    strategy to provide a fatigued population with greater freedom but also to fire up the economy again

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