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  1. Athens hopes for letup in Turkey friction, but talks still in balance

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    with the purchase of 18 French Rafale fighter jets, four new frigates, four naval helicopters, anti

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  2. Greek housing market at new juncture as Covid-19 shakes foundations
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    country. Tighter anti-money laundering regulations due to be introduced in Greece could well reduce

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  3. Landmark Golden Dawn verdict welcomed by parties, obscuring underlying divisions
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    on numerous crimes carried out by Golden Dawn, including the murder of anti-fascist rapper Pavlos Fyssas

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  4. Golden Dawn sentencing excites political controversy
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    the debate on the changes in 2019, both by SYRIZA’s own youth wing and by anti-racism campaigners who had

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  5. Bound to lose
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    was in office. Under the legislation, which SYRIZA’s youth wing and anti-racism campaigners

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  6. Govt holds off on new Covid-19 measures as public reacts to GD ruling
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    percent, political parties with 56, anti-fascist activism with 54 and the media in last place with 50

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  7. Conclusion of Golden Dawn trial unlikely to usher in greater political unity
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    . Polarisation Leftist commentators tend to argue that Samaras’s anti-immigration rhetoric encouraged

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  8. Turkey friction looms as Greece and Albania opt for ICJ route, Lavrov visits Athens
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    on various issues in the wider region, especially regarding the S-400 anti-missile system. It should

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  9. Govt toughens stance on campus security after university raid
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    A photo of the dean of one of Greece’s top universities being humiliated by a group of self-styled anti-establishment protesters has caused outrage in the academic community and resulted in calls for action to protect higher education establishments. On Thursday, a group of about fifteen

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  10. Political friction surfaces in first days of second national lockdown

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    , and to attack what he has described as “anti-popular” social policies. Others in his party have been less

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