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  1. Row over independent probe into surveillance affair threatens to boil over

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in the Greek constitution and that the prosecutor’s opinion is not legally binding in any way, but does

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  2. Macroeconomic fundamentals for Greece
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    Agora

    limitations become binding. Now that we have a view on structural unemployment and the size of the labor force

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  3. Meeting of Greek, Turkish foreign ministers raises hopes for constructive dialogue

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    of Justice in The Hague may guarantee a definitive and binding solution for both parties

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  4. Attention turns to next steps in solidifying Greek-Turkish relations

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    it is not binding, it dictates that the countries need to keep channels of communication open, pursue

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  5. Greece's relations with neighbours in Western Balkans becoming more complex
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    it will vote in favor or against it. While not legally binding, General Assembly resolutions carry

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  6. North Macedonia's new president triggers diplomatic row with Greece on her first day
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    continues on the path of reforms and full respect for its binding agreements, including the Prespa

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  7. From pipe dreams to power cables: the changing map of Greece's energy ambitions
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    Agora

    as well as binding long-term energy supply agreements. The EU has been promoting formal engagements

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    ” in which case the service consists in the value added service of finding the respective content. 1.7

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  9. What do Greeks fear most? The lack of justice

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    What do Greeks fear most? Given developments over the past few years, one would expect poverty, unemployment or the prospect of more troika-dictated austerity measures to top the list. But a new poll has made a surprising finding: Greeks fear the last of justice above all. According to the Kapa

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  10. From soup kitchens to school meals, demand for welfare in Athens is surging
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    Society

    1,400 people a day but the worrying finding from the survey is that 41 percent of those attending

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