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  1. Where are the Conservatives?
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    Agora

    want something, we must be willing to pay for it). In this world, I would advise against placing... constraints to be ignored as long as possible. If you can get somebody else to pay for your deficits and debt...? This accords with a refrain that the Greek public emits in surveys—"we don’t want to pay taxes

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  2. New Parliament set for fractious opening session after Mitsotakis curtain-raiser
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that his government intends to pay off the remaining crisis-era loans two years early, with a view... is expected to focus on are pay increases for civil servants and a rejigging of the public sector pay

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  3. Government focusses on cost of living with economy bill, push for lower ferry prices
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for food and drink rose to 12.2 pct in June. The socialists point out, for example, that the pay... is considering a new approach that will separate debtors struggling to pay and those not willing to pay

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  4. Parties at odds over private universities as ND faces nepotism accusations
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    also objected to pay increases for cabinet members contained in the omnibus bill. PASOK spokesman Haris Koukoulopoulos said that increasing the pay of ministers who were not members of Parliament to equal 90 percent of the salary of high court judges amounted to a 46 percent pay hike. Opposition

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  5. Newsletter 475 - 12/09/2025

    Newsletters

    million euros went to pay increases for uniformed personnel in the armed and security forces. Political... will pay no tax on their first 20,000 of income, while those between 26 and 30 years for the 10,000-20,000 will pay tax of just 9 pct. This leads to significant income gains that for 15,000 annual incomes

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  6. Growth treads water as PM targets relief for households
    By Panayotis Tzamaros/Fosphotos

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    part of the PM’s package worth 280 million euros went to pay increases for uniformed personnel.... Young taxpayers up to the age of 25 will pay no tax on their first 20,000 of income, while those between 26 and 30 years for the 10,000-20,000 will pay tax of just 9 pct. This leads to significant income

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  7. Ring of Fire

    Agora

    and being replaced by uncertainty or, even worse, dead ends. To be alarmed by this is only human. We

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  8. Volunteers try to fill void left by retreating Greek state
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Society

    the idea of helping others. An opinion poll carried out by QED for the Human Grid, a scheme set up

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  9. Tech start-ups click into place to fight off Greek recession
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    Society

    into the considerable human resources Greece has (one in four Greeks over 25 has completed tertiary education

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  10. A summit of little substance

    Agora

    the loss of lives at sea and avoid such “human tragedies happening again”. But they did not draw any

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