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Train tragedy prompts urgent questions about railway safety
PoliticsGreek Politicsrequire Mitsotakis to call the elections by March 10. Should the mood turn sour for his government over
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PM scrambles to rein in political fallout as deadly crash threatens to upend election contest
PoliticsGreek Politicsare likely to play a prominent part in the PM’s decision on when to call elections. The three days
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Political clash brewing over fatal train collision, railway safety
PoliticsGreek Politicson this front. However, this discussion also carries some danger for SYRIZA as ND will undoubtedly call
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Does the EU Commission suffer from optimism bias? (Part 2)
Agorato call the central scenario an “aspirational scenario” and not a “baseline scenario,” because
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Grassroots protests highlight public discontent with development policies
PoliticsGreek Politicsforced Mitsotakis to call a special cabinet meeting on the subject, which resulted in a moratorium
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Newsletter 379 - 05/05/2023
is also getting clearer based on the opinion polls following Easter, as the PM’s call to delay
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Restrictive leaders' debate produces little to move election needle
PoliticsGreek Politicsanswer to call on Mitsotakis to explain why Androulakis was under surveillance, given that he
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Newsletter 380 - 12/05/2023
the early part of his next answer to call on Mitsotakis to explain why Androulakis was under
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Tsipras seizes on PM's surveillance comments in last-ditch attempt to boost poll hopes
PoliticsGreek Politics”. In a public statement the following day, he reiterated his call for the prime minister to account
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Fresh elections on the cards as SYRIZA reluctantly confronts full scale of defeat
PoliticsGreek Politicsgovernment, said that the results were a “slap in the face” and a call to “get serious”. Tsipras called
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