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  1. Newsletter 431 - 12/07/2024

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    picked the leftist opposition. Social democrats PASOK are narrowly beaten into third place with 11.1

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  2. Government sets out fiscal plan, prepares multi-bill in shadow of deadly wildfire

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    beaten, even though the authorities say he died of natural causes. New Left MPs took part

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  3. Pressure from government MPs pushes PM towards resolution with farmers

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    beaten up out there”, while others claimed they were fearful of being “lynched” if they attempted

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  4. Newsletter 488 - 12/12/2025

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    MPs vented frustration at Tsiaras, warning they were being “beaten up out there” and even feared

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  5. Greece’s downstream oil industry adapts to shifting demands
    Photo via http://www.helpe.gr/

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    , followed by Iran (until sanctions in 2012), Libya, Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan. As of January this year

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  6. Where is the EastMed pipeline heading?
    Photo by Aris Roupinas via https://www.pio.gov.cy/en/

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    Zone, the decision to send troops to Libya, the maritime agreement with the Tripoli-based government

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  7. PM gets no change out of opposition leaders on US trip, electoral law
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    with Libya or any other actions that Athens deems provocative. Tsipras, though, went a step further

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  8. PM trails switch in tax cuts, admits misstep in approach to migration

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    about Libya’s maritime deal with Turkey are not respected grabbed the headlines, but Mitsotakis also

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  9. PM brings law and order back onto agenda as foreign policy issues dominate
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    furor over Greece’s exclusion from the Berlin Conference on Libya, much of the political debate

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  10. Newsletter 236 -24/01/2020

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    and the subsequent furor over Greece’s exclusion from the Berlin Conference on Libya, much

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