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Mitsotakis heads to TIF amid low expectations as ELAS elaborates on proposals
PoliticsGreek Politics%), followed by anger (23%). Honesty is seen as the quality most lacking in political leadership (40
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Ministers defend fiscal package as opposition, professional and social groups push back
PoliticsGreek Politics, Craftsmen, and Merchants (GSEVEE) spoke of “disappointment and anger”, arguing that the measures do
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Newsletter 517 - 11/09/2026
prepayment. GSEVEE spoke of “disappointment and anger”, farmers said tax relief is not their main
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Discipline problems cloud govt's TIF message as spotlight falls on private clinic regulation
PoliticsGreek Politicswarned that exaggeration which blends into cynicism tends to anger rather than persuade the public
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Mitsotakis facing up to challenging autumn as majority momentum fails to materialise
PoliticsGreek Politicsin Athens widespread anger among an electorate that has traditionally been one of New Democracy’s
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Pressure on Mitsotakis grows as Samaras escalates attacks and ND wrestles with identity
PoliticsGreek Politicspolitical confrontation. The case, though, remains a source of public anger, and a pending judicial
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Holding out for a (reformist) hero
AgoraSince the start of the Greek crisis, many international commentators (as well as locals) have been holding out hope that a reformist white knight would emerge from the political morass and ride to Greece’s rescue. Reality, though, has been equally consistent in shattering their illusions
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Tsipras sets electoral battle lines as first autumn poll shows ND's advantage holding
PoliticsGreek Politics, with ELAS holding second place but its summer gains no longer accelerating. On the substance of the TIF
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Newsletter 64 - 26/02/2016
of the government. Tsipras has proposed holding a meeting of party leaders’ before he heads to the crucial March 7... and social conflict is much larger. As symbols go, the imaginary pig’s head in William Golding’s Lord
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The refugee crisis and the beast within
AgoraAs symbols go, the imaginary pig’s head in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies requires little explanation. Its meaning is summed up in one line of the unnerving classic. “Fancy thinking the beast was something you could hunt and kill!” says the fly-infested head. “You knew, didn’t you? I’m part
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