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  1. Newsletter 435 - 04/10/2024

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    . As usual, the investment boom did not materialise and the government now sees gross capital formation

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  2. Greece and Turkey differ on agenda as they prepare for foreign ministers to meet

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    meeting in Ankara. However, Turkey reiterated last week - in remarks made by diplomatic sources to Turkish

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  3. Mitsotakis ups stakes in clash with opposition and internal rivals
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    A debate in Parliament on Wednesday during which the government and opposition parties traded blows over how the Greek authorities handled wildfires this year turned out to be more significant for a couple of unrelated remarks made by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Mitsotakis defended

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  4. Trump win emboldens Mitsotakis critics as Athens ponders implications of surprise result
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    to Athens as a continuation of business-as-usual, making no reference to the impending leadership change

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  5. Syria developments dominate as Athens steps up diplomatic exchanges
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    on territorial and maritime disputes. Guler’s remarks made during a parliamentary session

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  6. Newsletter 449 - 31/01/2025

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    ratings.MacroeconomyCharts of the weekDeposits Boosted by the usual seasonal effects in December

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  7. Greece makes first contact with new Syrian leader as PM chases up missile issue in Paris
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    remarks on Sunday the significance of international law and, in particular, the Law of the Sea. He also

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  8. PM seeks escape from Tempe in reforms agenda, as opposition parties mull next move
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    Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis focussed on business as usual in Wednesday’s cabinet meeting, in an attempt to distance himself from the growing clamour as the two-year anniversary of the Tempe rail crash approaches. Opposition parties are resolute on a censure motion but remain divided over

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  9. Mitsotakis heads on diplomatic tour of key capitals carrying vital questions
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    of the highest strategic importance” and “a valuable and important NATO partner.” His remarks reaffirm Berlin

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  10. Newsletter 465 - 06/06/2025

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    that the eurozone average, and the fiscal picture remains strong. As usual, the report for Greece names

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