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  1. Tsipras encounters obstacle in efforts to secure church deal
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    scandal claims stick to the SYRIZA-Independent Greeks (ANEL) coalition. Following the recent

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  2. Skopje moves ahead with name deal ratification as Athens watches closely

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    and the invitation, even though its junior coalition partner, Independent Greeks (ANEL), will not provide

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  3. SYRIZA scrutinised over watchdog appointment as education hirings confirmed
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    the independent institution. Apart from SYRIZA and ANEL, Thanou’s nomination to succeed outgoing

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  4. S&P keeps B+ rating and positive outlook, stresses factors for stronger growth
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    2019, the agency does not rule out earlier polls following the departure of ANEL from the government

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  5. MPs prepare to vote on name deal, although delays are possible
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    need to gather 151 votes to bring down the government. Even though Independent Greeks (ANEL) leader

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  6. Deal or no deal? Greece wrestles with the Macedonia issue
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    resistance. Over the last few days, Tsipras’s coalition partner, Independent Greeks (ANEL) Panos Kammenos

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  7. Tsipras goes big on minimum wage, hoping to enhance election hopes
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    Independent Greeks (ANEL). Opinions are divided also on whether this will take place soon or at all.

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  8. New polls indicate support for recent measures, give SYRIZA glimmer of hope
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    by the departure of Independent Greeks (ANEL) from the coalition. The views of the Prespes Agreement were

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  9. Gains and losses for all sides from vote on constitutional changes
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    (ANEL) from the coalition as well as candidates who will represent SYRIZA in local elections. It has

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  10. Tsipras advertises launch of rent subsidy scheme in latest voter-friendly initiative
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    (ANEL). Significantly, the failure of these parties to enter into Parliament means

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