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  1. SYRIZA caught in push and pull between voters and members over deal
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Dutch media this week that lenders are trying to “push and pull” Greece towards a deal. At home

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  2. Summit to usher in a new stage of EU-China relations
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    Agora

    , despite the pull-out of the US from both deals. Venezuela, the Korean peninsula and Afghanistan... to be a watershed. While the EU is unlikely to pull a rabbit out of a hat and work miracles in its tense... minister Wang Yi acknowledged recently, competition between China and the EU “may be inevitable

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  3. Athens pleased with Washington talks despite lack of definitive US position on Turkey
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    actions in the East Med and Libya. The Greek government has many times since Tuesday tried to play down... whether he would demand that the Turkish President pull back from the provocative move Trump replied: “when you're talking about Libya, we're discussing with President Erdogan, we're discussing

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  4. Athens goes along with EU over Libya, waits for Turkey's move at UN

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    aiming to prevent any shipment of arms to Libya’s two factions. The operation will involve the deployment of warships to enforce the United Nations arms embargo on Libya. According to the EU foreign... as in Libya. Greece was not invited, again, to the Berlin process aiming for a solution for the Libyan crisis

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  5. Athens content with Scholz's first visit, looks for US backing on Libya

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    to be heard” government sources insisted. However, Athens was again not invited to the so-called Libya process meeting that took place last week. Libya The same issue dominated talks Mitsotakis held last week.... It should be noted that Turkey and Libya are not bordering countries and, most importantly, Egypt

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  6. Kotzias takes next step in effort to reach name deal, settle Balkan issues
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    , the Independent Greeks will not be present, or will vote against it. Balkan tour Athens has prioritised the solution on all its unresolved issues with its Balkan neighbours. The government thinks

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  7. New York trip showcases climate change ambitions, FDI opportunities and Balkan diplomacy
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    handling. Balkan diplomacy Mitsotakis used the opportunity of the UN summit to hold a series of meetings with western Balkan leaders focusing on joint initiatives and EU enlargement in the region

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  8. A busy year of diplomacy for Athens, but Greek-Turkish ties stagnate
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    countries. But it also accomplished a rapprochement with Libya. Greece’s decision to extend its... was its rapprochement with Libya. That was accomplished with numerous visits by Greek officials, including... for the first time a high-level meeting on Libya on November 12, in Paris. Greece had been excluded twice from

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  9. From pipe dreams to power cables: the changing map of Greece's energy ambitions
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    Agora

    by several Balkan countries as well as potential buyers as far north as Moldova and potentially... advisor, Nikos Tsafos, who posted recently on LinkedIn, “that’s why we are so keen to expand our

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  10. Italian support over Libya buoys Athens as it looks to build broad East Med alliance
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Jurisdictions Memorandum that Turkey signed last November with the UN-backed government in Libya... signed by Libya and Turkey on the delimitation of the continental shelf is unacceptable, infringes... on the issue of Libya. Government spokesman Stelios Petsas confirmed on Tuesday press reports that Greece

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