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  1. Varoufakis and his friendly fire

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    , this is not the message we should walk away with from the latest story being recounted by Varoufakis

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  2. Tsipras ponders delaying snap elections until debt relief talks start
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    immediately. They believe that they have a better chance of chipping away at SYRIZA’s lead if voters

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  3. SYRIZA rebels launch new group, promising more discomfort for Tsipras
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    that this will chip away at the lead SYRIZA has over them, which cannot be quantified at the moment

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  4. SYRIZA and New Democracy neck-and-neck as post-election scenarios become clearer
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    -certainty that can be taken away from the opinion polls at the moment is that whoever wins the September

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  5. Newsletter 42 - 11/09/2015

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    will lead this process as prime minister. Greece’s snap elections are little over a week away. Many

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  6. Looking in on the Greek elections from the outside
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    Greece’s snap elections are a few days away. Many indicators suggest the result is still too close to call, either in terms of winners and losers, or regarding the configuration of any coalition government arrangement. Such suspense not only concerns Greek voters agonising over why they should have

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  7. Tsipras bid to focus campaign on corruption issue runs into trouble
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    in this campaign and SYRIZA main campaign theme has been sweeping away the old system. The blow may

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  8. Tsipras confounds expectations, creates new doubts by reviving coalition

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    losing its support in key votes. What next? It is likely to become clear straight away whether Tsipras

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  9. Tsipras is at his strongest, but for how long?
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    with a comfortable majority that has been whittled away due the pressure of meeting lenders’ demands. Tsipras’s

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  10. Neither necessary, nor good

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    away that having ANEL in his government will compromise his credibility as a self-proclaimed

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