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  1. How Iran war is reshaping Greece’s economy

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    an “approved route” for neutral or friendly parties. The logistical fallout is exacerbated by the “dual

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  2. PM banks on constitutional reform agenda to smooth ND divisions ahead of congress
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    ’ poll ratings slip. Reports ahead of Thursday’s meeting suggest that Mitsotakis plans to pursue a dual

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  3. PM addresses internal anxieties in party as polls indicate public is increasingly sceptical
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    of discontent, Mitsotakis adopted a dual strategy. First, he sought to calm the MPs. He promised that all

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  4. EPPO raises stakes over judicial independence question as new political entrants build cases
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    controversies, from wiretaps to Tempe. There is a dual aspect to the political risk for the Mitsotakis

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  5. Tsipras re‑enters political arena as battle for centre‑left heats up

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    ‑left. And ND will continue its dual strategy of attacking Tsipras’s past while questioning PASOK’s

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  6. ND and PASOK turn fire on Tsipras’s new party as political tension escalates
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    . Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis has become the face of this dual strategy. He dismissed

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  7. Newsletter 507 - 05/06/2026

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    , judicial accountability, climate provisions and extended postal voting - serve a dual purpose

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    , which can be read online or via free mobile apps In 2017, MacroPolis also started producing its own

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  10. Greece and the euro: The flight of Icarus

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    Over the last three years, you won’t have read a newspaper article, seen a TV report or listened to a radio program that referred to Greece and didn’t use the word “crisis.” And for good reason too: the problems triggered by the Greek debt crisis have sent the country’s economy into freefall

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