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  1. Tsipras holds off on reshuffle, suggests no way back for rebels
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    sources let it be known on Thursday night that Tsipras is no longer counting on the 32 MPs that voted

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  2. Tsipras gears up for internal battle, sets priorities for summer

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    Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras appears to have set himself on a collision course with the left wing of SYRIZA, which will likely lead to a showdown that could have a definitive impact on political developments in Greece. Government sources let it be known on Tuesday that Tsipras is in a mood to take

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  3. Newsletter 36 - 24/07/2015

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    policies and reforms. Let us be clear on this, though, between the fall of the dictatorship in 1974

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  4. Varoufakis and his friendly fire

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    a parallel payment system in the government’s first months in power. First of all, let’s establish

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  5. Tsipras ponders delaying snap elections until debt relief talks start
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    . Via government spokeswoman Olga Gerovasili, he let it be known that the government’s immediate focus

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  6. Tsipras bides his time on confidence vote, weighs up options
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    let it be known that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who saw just 118 coalition MPs support

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  7. Key factors to look out for when Greek election results come in
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    whether SYRIZA could work with “PASOK and Potami, let alone New Democracy.”

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  8. Tsipras is at his strongest, but for how long?
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    on the topsy-turvy events of this year. However, let us set aside the speculation for a second and focus

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  9. Neither necessary, nor good

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    Having let cracks appear in his leftist credentials in January by deciding to work with the Independent Greeks (ANEL), a party that has espoused populist, nationalist, racist and conspiracy-theorist views, Alexis Tsipras has taken a sledgehammer to the hopes of those who thought he might seek

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  10. Newsletter 44 - 25/09/2015

    Newsletters

    , that they will stand aside and let Tsipras have it all his own way is unrealistic. The “53” have already

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