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Concern mounts in Athens regarding Turkish stance in Aegean, East Med
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe danger of a "hot incident" between Greece and Turkey is keeping Athens and Nicosia on alert but also causing prominent figures, such as former Greek prime minister Kostas Simitis, to share these fears publicly. In an article published in Sunday's Kathimerini, Simitis drew parallels between
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ND unfurls array of policies as it prepares for final stretch of campaign
PoliticsGreek Politicsby accusing New Democracy of danger-mongering about PPC to damage the government in the build-up
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Mitsotakis sets goals for first days in office after July 7 elections
PoliticsGreek Politicsresult on July 7, there is a danger Greece will have to hold a second election in the middle
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Development bill adopted as ND targets investment and growth
PoliticsGreek Politicsunfolding over the past 3.5 months towards the creation of a neoconservative pole that is extremely danger
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ND looks to asylum bill, strong rhetoric to ease pressure from migration flows
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat is a danger to the Greek economy. A total of 24 percent of respondents list it as their top concern
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New asylum law comes up against old failings
Agoramigratory flows to the EU as the biggest external factor that is a danger to the Greek economy. A total
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ND under attack from all sides over handling of football wrangle
PoliticsGreek Politicsunder attack from the country’s two top clubs and their owners at the same time. The danger for New
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ND targets NGOs in latest bid to bring migration under control
PoliticsGreek Politicsto favour tougher measures. Of course, the danger for the conservatives is that if they try to appease
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More fiscal measures lined up as Covid-19 seen shaving up to 0.9 pts off 2020 growth
Economythat the danger of growth coming in below 2 pct this year as opposed to the 2.8 pct set out in the budget is now
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Personal responsibility and public healthcare: Greece on a wing and a prayer
Agoradanger for the public and that they, like the priests, could go about their normal business. Proof
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