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  1. Government sets out post‑RRF priorities amid foreign policy unease
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    “whitewashed”, noting that Ankara remains outside the F‑35 programme and that the Turkey–Libya

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  2. Seabed surveys for GSI set to pose next test in Greek–Turkish relations
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    maritime rights stemming from the Turkey–Libya memorandum, which Greece regards as illegal and invalid

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  3. Athens eyes GSI workaround to avoid dispute with Turkey
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Gerapetritis have used similar language, tracing Turkey's claims back to the 2019 Turkey-Libya memorandum

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  4. Greece's labour market is austerity's biggest casualty

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    to count on society’s support for an extensive reform process and a heavy fiscal consolidation when

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  5. Honey, I shrunk the Greeks

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    the issue of Greece’s debt burden. Greek society has paid a heavy price for the flaws in the design

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  6. In hindsight it would have been nicer

    Agora

    reported and need not be repeated here. Having paid a disproportionately heavy price for wider

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  7. Coalition in a bind as debt relief slips away and more austerity looms

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    decision from the eurozone on its debt, there is little doubt that the ruling parties will pay a heavy

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  8. Eurozone periphery condemned to low wages, demand, EC study suggests
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    Economy

    . The paper concludes that the fiscal adjustment undertaken in the core had a counter effect on the heavy

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  9. Words will always hurt

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    politics that phrases carrying heavy meaning are cast about with alarming ease. Every day words like

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  10. Are politicians in Greece promoting reforms or social cannibalism?
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    Agora

    story but are rarely a true reflection of reality. Greece and its citizens have paid a heavy price

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