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  1. Tsipras visits Israel but his aims are not yet clear

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    , therefore, is on the Greek and Israeli governments to decide how they are going to put into action

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  2. Greece being boxed in by refugee crisis and security concerns

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    of the 26-member Schengen area. The Dutch government, meanwhile, has put forward the idea of creating

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  3. EU-Turkey refugee agreement: A life saver or a dud?
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    if Ankara keeps up its end of the bargain and stems the flow of people, which has put such a strain

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  4. New Democracy to take second stab at leadership vote on Dec 20

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    Typos newspaper on Friday put Tzitzikostas slightly ahead. Among the respondents saying they would vote

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  5. Greece seeks EU help on refugees after Schengen threat but big challenges remain
    Photo via Frontex http://frontex.europa.eu/

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    for Migration Policy Yiannis Mouzalas says they will be put on buses or trains back to Athens

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  6. Kerry positive during Athens visit, shows keen interest in Cyprus and energy
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    to put another 24 million dollars directly in additional assistance via the UN High Commissioner

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  7. Tsipras seeks MPs' loyalty before next vote, leaves door open on future alliances
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Vassilis Leventis, Tsipras said he welcomed the proposals put forward by Leventis, even though

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  8. Stress-free vote on multi-bill but bigger challenges lie ahead for Tsipras

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , the draft conclusions of the summit appear to put greater pressure on Greece regarding its handling

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  9. Greece and the IMF: An everlasting love-hate relationship
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    are “unacceptably harsh”, as government spokeswoman Olga Gerovasili put it. It is true that on some

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  10. Will Tsipras ride the waves in 2016?

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    Alexis Tsipras rode to power in 2015 on a wave of support that then threatened to engulf him. He somehow managed to survive but finds himself washed up on the beach and needing to secure his footing before the next waves come crashing down. Tsipras started the year as the leader who would put

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