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  1. The Greek election's winners and losers

    Agora

    time. It appears that SYRIZA’s effort to target young voters met with some success, especially after

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  2. Mitsotakis holds inaugural cabinet meeting, lines up first draft legislation
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of mixing expertise in certain policy fields with the experience of government, Mitsotakis met

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  3. National Bank first to test market waters in post-election afterglow
    National Bank

    Economy

    with the Single Supervisory Mechanism head Andrea Enria’s first visit to Athens, where he met

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  4. Newsletter 214 -12/07/2019

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    with the experience of government, Mitsotakis met with his ministers on Wednesday and set out what he wants them

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  5. Talks to begin on plan to rescue PPC from dire financial straits

    Economy

    element will look at injecting liquidity, so that operating expenses and staff costs can be met

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  6. ND puts changes in education and justice system high on agenda

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ,” she said. “The teaching process is also undermined.” This is a move that is likely to be met

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  7. Tsipras aiming to guide SYRIZA towards new territory in opposition
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    SYRIZA is gradually easing into its new role as the main opposition following the July 7 elections, with Alexis Tsipras aiming to position his party towards the centre-left of the political spectrum. SYRIZA’s parliamentary group met for the first time on Tuesday ahead of the debate

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  8. Newsletter 215 -19/07/2019

    Newsletters

    for the Economist conference. European Stability Mechanism managing director Klaus Regling met

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  9. New Democracy starts rolling out its first three bills

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    International Airport at Hellinikon after Mitsotakis met with Lamda Development’s main shareholder

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  10. The oil and gas debate Greece is not having

    Agora

    to be met by specializing in a fading sector. There may be strong opportunity costs in mobilizing

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