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  1. Election results in Greece lift uncertainty, for now
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    Agora

    . Voters have realized that. Now it’s up to the politicians. *Dimitris Apistoulas is the managing

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  2. Stomach for the fight
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    Agora

    right” and pack the cabinet with politicians whose strongest feature seems to be how loudly they can

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  3. Samaras shoots, Samaras scores!
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    Agora

    ) hope than the stream of promises and proclamations uttered by Greek politicians of all colours during

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  4. Multi-bill passes but coalition's relationship with armed forces and police sours further

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    regarding the tax administration, politicians’ derivation of wealth declarations, payment of state arrears

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  5. A factional story: When disunity came to visit New Democracy
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    Agora

    collection of right-wing politicians, also New Democracy outcasts, who formed the Union for the Homeland

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  6. Vast majority of Greeks pessimistic on prospects of recovery despite coalition efforts
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    Society

    in their politicians: 15.4 percent said they have “some or a lot” of trust in Parliament, 14.5 percent

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  7. The television will not be revolutionised
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    Agora

    . It is mostly limited to this: You change, we stay the same. If only the politicians could find

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  8. A breakdown of Tsipras's pledges on economic strategy in Thessaloniki
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    Economy

    was private. In addition, they noted that the ECB President is meeting with politicians from countries

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  9. Greek debt: A case of learned helplessness?
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    Agora

    of eurozone politicians and officials to deal with Greece’s debt is so strong that they do not have

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  10. Growth, recovery, change and other words lost in the wind
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    Agora

    Unable to devalue their currency during this crisis, eurozone policy makers have feverishly cheapened words instead. Over the last few years the value of words like solidarity, reform, competitiveness, adjustment and relief has plummeted. At home, Greek politicians have shown that they can keep up

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