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  1. Political impact of spying revelations unclear, as drip-feed of information continues
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    by press freedom groups and human rights advocates for introducing state censorship. Opposition

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  2. Greece beefs up border security to counter migration flow
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    in human trafficking. The Greek government also has in mind the recent incident of the 38 Syrian

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  3. Athens pins hopes on pan-European solution for energy crisis, as surveillance affair unfolds

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    , and announced that he intended to take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Androulakis denied

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  4. Surveillance affair snowballs as opposition makes new spyware claim

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    to the European Court of Human Rights, which will result in the Greek PM being “finished,” according

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  5. Mitsotakis counters Erdogan claims at UN, makes case for cooperation

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    , conveyed the message that Greece will protect its borders, while respecting human rights. He also

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  6. Govt rushes in new energy measures as Brussels decision on gas price cap deferred

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    on the committee to act in the interests of democracy to protect human rights and the rule of law from abuses

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  7. Energy tops agenda as FM heads to Israel
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    of respect for the Rule of Law and human rights, as everyone knows, instead of drawing lessons from

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  8. Dendias visit to Turkey builds on show of solidarity following earthquake
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    part of a human-centred idea of foreign policy, that was led by a specific framework and systematic

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  9. Our tragedy: How could this happen?
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    Agora

    officials, but said that the accident was mainly due to human error. The blame is being placed

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  10. Newsletter 372 - 03/03/2023

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    Greece has ever seen. However, he added that the accident was mainly caused by human error

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