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PM attempts to walk fine line in ‘wild world’ after backlash over Venezuela comment
PoliticsForeign Policyargued: “Are we politically irresponsible, are we stupid? The reality is one: this situation cannot
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Polls highlight new party's disruptive potential as opposition calls foul over flights blackout
PoliticsGreek Politicsdid not pick one of the mainstream parties. The poll suggests Karystianou could also attract voters
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Record bonds, rising bills: Greece’s economic paradox
Agora. Further upgrades followed in 2025, with DBRS, S&P, and Fitch each moving Greece one notch deeper
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Newsletter 491 - 23/01/2026
movement commands attention: nearly one in three respondents (29.3%) say they are at least somewhat
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Mitsotakis seeks to reassert reform momentum as opposition remains in flux
PoliticsGreek PoliticsLeft, the prevailing condition is one of suspended animation, as each formation navigates internal
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Surveillance and Tempe cases return to haunt ND, as court probes revive cover-up suspicion
PoliticsGreek Politicslinks with government agencies and key figures in the Mitsotakis administration, while one admitted
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Podcast - Walking a tightrope: Greece’s geopolitical balancing act
AgoraGreece is navigating one of its most complex geopolitical moments in years — from tensions stretching across Venezuela, Greenland, Iran, and Ukraine to the high‑stakes energy diplomacy of the Vertical Corridor. With pressure mounting on Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Athens is working
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PASOK’s tries to expand as it comes under pressure from all sides
PoliticsGreek Politicsleader Nikos Androulakis does not want to engage with at this stage. One of the socialist politician
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Athens balances EU line and opts for observer role in Trump’s Board of Peace
PoliticsForeign Policyfor long-term solutions in both the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean. This was one of the issues
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ND and PASOK trade accusations as fresh corruption allegations cloud opposition
PoliticsGreek Politicscalled in the process of the investigation responded positively, meaning that only one in three
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