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  1. Excluded from Libya talks, Athens vows to block decisions that ignore sea border concerns
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    the example of the one signed with Tripoli. The minister’s remarks came during the “Turkish Foreign

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  2. Athens on diplomatic drive to secure support over migration flare-up

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    in particular asking for more positive remarks in a statement released by the EU's diplomatic chief

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  3. Forum showcases closer Greek-German trade relations, with diplomatic overtones
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    honoured guest. The Greek prime minister repeated in his remarks that he is keen to progress

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  4. Athens mulls next move after Ankara writes to UN over maritime boundaries
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    zones and their limited delimitation compared to mainland areas. It also highlights its usual

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  5. Medics highlight weaknesses in frontline care as parties debate emergency measures
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    access to protective equipment, and more Covid-19 testing. Tsipras sought to limit his remarks

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  6. Renewed concern over East Med as Turkey aims to resume drilling
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    than the usual statements condemning Turkey’s actions. They may even consider the matter of less

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  7. On lockdown: The moments that will remain
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    to be positive, even when they are the throwaway remarks from persons of note, is not a sign

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  8. Border furor highlights brittleness of Greek-Turkish relations
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    The recent tension between Greece and Turkey in the Evros border area highlighted how an issue of a mostly technical nature can throw relations between the two countries off balance. This issue was exacerbated due to several misfortunate statements as a result of the usual tactic of Greece’s

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  9. Refugee housing deadline puts spotlight back on migration policy
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    for promoting a key piece of asylum legislation which exempts spending on migration from the usual

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  10. Parties jostle over economic data, public still backs ND approach on pandemic
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    in both cases, and lower than many analysts had expected. This triggered some bold remarks from

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