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  1. MPs prepare to vote on name deal, although delays are possible
    Photo by Panayotis Tzamaros/Fosphotos

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    On the domestic political front, Movement for Change (KINAL) leader Fofi Gennimata is facing a tall

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  2. The main economic challenges that will define the Mitsotakis reign

    Agora

    to attract much higher levels of FDI to increase its GDP. The new PM will have a tall order to meet his

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  3. MEP Androulakis takes first round in KINAL leadership vote after notable turnout
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Androulakis. It will be a tall order for the former party leader to make up this gap and overtake

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  4. Rising yields, market turbulence limit government's fiscal options
    Photo by Panayiotos Tzamaros

    Economy

    in the post-PEPP regular QE, a tall order given the ECB’s legal constraints. It started to become clear

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  5. Newsletter 355 - 14/10/2022

    Newsletters

    . This is rather tall order when inflation is eating up disposable income by a rate of 12 pct in September

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  6. Greece aiming to agree updated migration deal with Turkey

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    refugees to EU member states. This will be a tall order since EU member states are already having

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  7. Mitsotakis and Androulakis meet but keep their distance
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that SYRIZA had a duty to the people who elected the party as the main opposition to stand tall

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  8. Resignations over EU subsidy scandal deliver new blow to PM, further tarnishing image
    Image: @kmitsotakis

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    put ND on a trajectory that makes a third parliamentary majority look like an increasingly tall order

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  9. Kammenos calls for lynching of mayor but ends up boxing himself into a corner

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    was confronted about it on September 16, storming out of a primetime morning TV show after calling

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  10. Greece and the euro: The flight of Icarus

    Agora

    Over the last three years, you won’t have read a newspaper article, seen a TV report or listened to a radio program that referred to Greece and didn’t use the word “crisis.” And for good reason too: the problems triggered by the Greek debt crisis have sent the country’s economy into freefall

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