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  1. Athens pins hopes on pan-European solution for energy crisis, as surveillance affair unfolds

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , and announced that he intended to take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Androulakis denied

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  2. Surveillance affair snowballs as opposition makes new spyware claim

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    to the European Court of Human Rights, which will result in the Greek PM being “finished,” according

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  3. Mitsotakis counters Erdogan claims at UN, makes case for cooperation

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    , conveyed the message that Greece will protect its borders, while respecting human rights. He also

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  4. PM gives full support to police amid fresh criticism
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis chose to give his full backing to the Greek Police on Wednesday even though the force has come under renewed criticism in the wake of rape allegations being labelled at two officers and a group of policemen being implicated in a human smuggling ring. Speaking

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  5. MPs aim to probe spyware as govt brushes off latest reports
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    a spade a spade: a flagrant breach of human rights and of democratic rules.” Her opinion is significant

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  6. Energy tops agenda as FM heads to Israel
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    of respect for the Rule of Law and human rights, as everyone knows, instead of drawing lessons from

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  7. Dendias visit to Turkey builds on show of solidarity following earthquake
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    part of a human-centred idea of foreign policy, that was led by a specific framework and systematic

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  8. Our tragedy: How could this happen?
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    Agora

    officials, but said that the accident was mainly due to human error. The blame is being placed

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  9. Political clash brewing over fatal train collision, railway safety
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    candidate in the future. The government has so far focussed on the “human error” element of Tuesday’s

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  10. Govt looks to contain political fallout from crash, prepares change to poll plans

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    could be explained by human error alone. The strength of this sentiment, however, will only become

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