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  1. Newsletter 361 - 02/12/2022

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    to be on their toes in case Mitsotakis decides to call elections sooner than later. February has been mentioned

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  2. Tsipras pushes for more thorough probe into mounting wiretap allegations
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    . Reports suggest that SYRIZA will also call for another meeting of Parliament’s institutions

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  3. Tsipras on alert for snap elections, but Mitsotakis looks set to stay course
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    SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has suggested that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis could call snap elections early next year, several months before the government’s four-year term expires, but the chances of such a move appear slim for the time being. Tsipras suggested this week that Mitsotakis

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  4. Opposition clashes with govt over high energy prices, cost-of-living measures

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    that it had taken from ordinary citizens” and repeated his party’s call for the re-nationalisation

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  5. PM signals April elections as MP at centre of latest sleaze scandal resigns

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    At the new year’s first cabinet meeting, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis gave the strongest signal yet that he does not plan to call elections before April. The resignation of a New Democracy MP who was revealed to have profited from public sector contracts adds to the shadows cast over the governing party

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  6. ND turns tables on SYRIZA over sleaze, tweaks stance on ex-king's funeral
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    . The claims prompted government spokesman Yiannis Economou to call on SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras

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  7. Does the EU Commission suffer from optimism bias? (Part 1)
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    and why these differences are important for policy interpretation. In part 2 of this blog, we will call

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  8. Seeking showdown in Parliament, SYRIZA tables censure motion over surveillance report
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    afternoon with a roll-call vote. Data harvesting charge In a separate development, SYRIZA has called

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  9. Energy tops agenda as FM heads to Israel
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    is expected May 14 and analysts believe the result may be a close call for Erdogan. This is why Greece

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  10. PASOK feels the squeeze as main rivals paint stark election dilemma
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    , who has not been supportive of SYRIZA’s latest initiatives to call a vote of censure and then walk

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