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  1. Public seems convinced of cover up as PM struggles to escape Tempe tremors
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    believe the government has been involved in a cover up over the surveillance scandal. The figure stands

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  2. Opposition unable to find basis for cooperation despite public support
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    the wiretapping scandal. Thursday’s events mark a low in their relationship and suggest that there could

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  3. Mitsotakis burnishes European contacts as legal wrangling continues at home

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    caught up in the spyware scandal, was being promoted. Vlachou is set to become a deputy prosecutor

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  4. Opposition calls on PM to change tack over Gaza as ND faces new corruption probe
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    be another scandal for which the Mitsotakis administration manages to evade the political cost often

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  5. Clarity over fiscal space allows PM to prepare next relief package

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    in the eye of the storm over the farming subsidy scandal over the last couple of weeks, in last place on just

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  6. Migration opens new front for government after Libya snub

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    to the farming subsidy scandal. Government sources are already comparing the situation to March 2020

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  7. Firefighting capabilities beefed up as blazes and water shortages weigh on government

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    over the OPEKEPE farming subsidy scandal, Mitsotakis knows that a less dramatic firefighting season

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  8. Newsletter 472 - 25/07/2025

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    corruption scandal if that MP advocated immediate migrant detention and asylum suspension. It is a stark

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  9. Government adamant snap polls are not under consideration
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    The turmoil caused by the OPEKEPE scandal, which followed soon after the jolt suffered by the government due to the public backlash over the Tempe train crash, has fuelled speculation about the possibility of snap elections, but the government is adamant that it will see out its four-year term

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  10. Government accused of fiasco over launch of non-state universities
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    scandal, there are indications that New Democracy is fighting back by attempting to undermine

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