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  1. PM seen boosting powers despite making minor alterations to cabinet

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    at the swearing in ceremony. His inclusion in the cabinet is seen as another attempt by Mitsotakis

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  2. MPs return to work, Mitsotakis seeks to bolster hold on centre
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    The new Parliament is due to be sworn in this Monday as political life in Greece returns to its normal rhythms following the two electoral encounters in May and June. The swearing in ceremony will pave the way for MPs to elect a parliamentary speaker on Tuesday, the government to subsequently

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  3. Beleri case dents Greek-Albanian relations, puts progress on hold
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    or administratively, for the immediate swearing-in of Mr Beleri, whether in or out of prison.” Greek

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  4. Greece and Albania seek to leave Beleri case behind in 2024 after year of turmoil

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    to refrain from vetoing Albania’s EU membership aspirations: The swearing-in of Beleri, a fair trial

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  5. PM under pressure from both sides over marriage equality legislation
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    responded to a question shouted from the press pack on his way back from the swearing-in of new cabinet

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  6. North Macedonia's new president triggers diplomatic row with Greece on her first day
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    A diplomatic row erupted on Sunday between Athens and Skopje due to the swearing-in ceremony of the new President of North Macedonia. Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova was sworn on Sunday as the first female president of North Macedonia, but she refused to do so under the country’s constitutional name

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  7. Foreign policy tops political agenda as relations with Greece's neighbours come under scrutiny
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    Siljanovska-Davkova, refused to use the country’s constitutional name during her swearing-in ceremony

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  8. PM defends scepticism about name deal as he waits for official position from Skopje
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    reactions in Brussels and Washington following the incident of the new president’s swearing-in ceremony

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  9. Controversies around president pick cause government headaches
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    on the presidential candidate to account for his actions before his swearing-in. Meanwhile

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  10. Newsletter 448 - 24/01/2025

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    before his swearing-in.EconomyEmployment and wage data illustrates public scepticism about growth

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