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  1. Greece recalls ambassador in Austria, waits for EU position on refugee crisis

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    shores. There was also a meeting of the Greek and FYROM police chiefs to discuss the refugee crisis

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  2. Greek relief at EU-Turkey refugee deal but heavy lifting lies ahead
    Photo via @NatashaBertaud

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    . Tsipras pointed out that that the agreement means there will be an exchange of police liaison officers

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  3. A misstep away from absurdity

    Agora

    and at other camps. The absence of police officers, soldiers and other state officials may help in the sense

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  4. Withdrawal of NGOs from refugee centres puts pressure on Greece to fill void

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    police or army personnel to maintain order at the camps, fearing this would destroy his leftist

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  5. Migrant arrivals to measure impact of return scheme launched on Monday
    Photo by Joanna Kakissis

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to change if the returns are going to happen in an organised manner. Instructions for more police

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  6. Significant fall in migrant arrivals but camp conditions a growing concern

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    refugees hit by a police van at the Idomeni camp in northern Greece died on Thursday, while another

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  7. Newsletter 71 - 22/04/2016

    Newsletters

    a police force and intelligence service that has the task of tackling terrorism regardless of what

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  8. Greeks' confidence in democracy faltering, survey suggests
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Society

    , while 16 percent said they were disgusted by him. Enjoying the most respect were the police (52

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  9. The diversions of the past

    Agora

    the past years. And, ultimately, Greece has a police force and intelligence service that has

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  10. Newsletter 72 - 06/05/2016

    Newsletters

    and police presence on borders in many parts of Europe and stinging criticism on moral and legal grounds

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