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  1. New Democracy and PASOK challenged by arrival of new parties
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    stability and a return to the “populist experiments” of the past. His recent remarks

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  2. Mitsotakis sets out 2027 strategy as ELAS accelerates build-out
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    legacy. By contrast, he kept a lower profile in his remarks about Karamanlis, emphasising respect

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  3. Greek–Turkish calm tested by Ankara’s push to codify "Blue Homeland" claims
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    . His remarks were interpreted as references to Cyprus’ growing defence partnerships. Turkey’s reaction

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  4. An issue of statistical significance in Greece

    Agora

    in the country’s modern history. Even as early as May 2009, the budget’s unrealistic projections were

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  5. Coalition unwound

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    one of its most turbulent patches in modern history. Having secured a form of stability over

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  6. Fight against tax evasion yields results, reveals challenges

    Society

    a modern, efficient tax administration. It is not yet clear, though, if the country’s political

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  7. Off the isles of Greece
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    Agora

    anything of Lord Byron, ancient Greeks or their modern successors are dead. The least that can happen

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  8. Come back Cleisthenes, all is forgiven
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    Agora

    Cleisthenes has a lot to answer for. Yes, he laid the groundwork for Athenian democracy in 507 BC but he also did it after being recalled from exile. As much as he helped transform ancient Greece, he a left dangerous legacy for its modern version. Since Cleisthenes, too many Greek politicians

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  9. On the beaches

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    also highlighted Greece's inability to place itself in the modern world. "Greece: The richest place

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  10. Jobs, hundreds of thousands of jobs
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    Agora

    by more than 20 percent. Greece’s labour market has been devastated, like no other in any modern crisis

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