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SYRIZA's left wing a step closer to walking out, creating window of opportunity for PASOK
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAs each day passes, SYRIZA looks to be moving closer to a permanent split, triggered by the surprising rise of Stefanos Kasselakis to become party leader, that could blow opposition politics in Greece wide open. Kasselakis referred veteran socialist Stefanos Tzoumakas to SYRIZA’s disciplinary panel
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Kasselakis returns as SYRIZA squabble turns into full-blown infighting
PoliticsGreek Politicssenior SYRIZA officials to the party’s disciplinary panel over the last few days with a view to ousting
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Newsletter 399 - 27/10/2023
referred four senior SYRIZA officials to the party’s disciplinary panel over the last few days with a view
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Athens and Ankara face bumps in the road as they prepare for political dialogue
PoliticsForeign Policy. During a panel discussion at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) think-tank
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ND seeks to change narrative around train crash as MPs deliver inquiry findings
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDemocracy has the majority of MPs on the inquiry panel, its findings are the ones that will be adopted
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Government concludes Tempe inquiry, turns attention to Thessaly reconstruction
PoliticsGreek Politicscompiled by the New Democracy MPs on the parliamentary panel that heard from officials and experts
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MEPs agree to keep Tempe file open despite government's efforts to conclude inquiry
PoliticsGreek Politicslawmakers, who made up the majority on the panel, so in the full assembly it is expected that only
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Investigations into voter email leak continue despite denials from government
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDemocracy MPs on the panel, which no other party voted to support. Similarly, the New Democracy majority
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Opposition parties vow not to let up on Tempe despite inquiry verdict
PoliticsGreek Politicson the panel to suppress vital information and shield its own politicians from scrutiny. The debate
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Newsletter 417 - 22/03/2024
by opposition parties, who accused the government of using its majority on the panel to suppress vital
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