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  1. Mitsotakis buoyed by poll ratings, boost to growth narrative
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    ) and “retaking public and private spaces” (83.8 percent), an apparent reference to police operations

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  2. Tsipras puts first broad brushstrokes to SYRIZA's picture in opposition
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    Democracy of trying to exploit the situation in the Exarchia neighbourhood of Athens, where several police

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  3. Mitsotakis keeps cool over white collar crime claims as poll delivers new boost
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    police can enter campuses. The new rules were activated ahead of the November 17 commemoration

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  4. Learning the lessons of Greece's toxic decade
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    Agora

    of New Democracy was to attack the government, accusing it of failing to properly police Greece’s sea

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  5. ND targets NGOs in latest bid to bring migration under control
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    of provocation has been forthcoming. Petsas said the protests, which led to police on Lesvos using tear gas

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  6. Latest Novartis clash signals deeper battle over role of judiciary
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    of the two protected witnesses, known by the codename Maximos Sarafis, had been called to police

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  7. Newsletter 240 -21/02/2020

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    protected witnesses, known by the codename Maximos Sarafis, had been called to police headquarters

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  8. PM faces complex challenge as Turkey threatens free passage for refugees
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    challenged. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was forced on Wednesday to recall the riot police

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  9. Athens on diplomatic drive to secure support over migration flare-up

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    The Greek government is trying to handle the current crisis on its borders with Turkey in two ways: By fortifying its military and police presence and taking up diplomatic initiatives to tackle what it calls an "asymmetric threat." The visit on Tuesday of the three heads of the European

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  10. Broad consensus on border action holds, but concerns emerge over use of force and press intimidation
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    and even deaths. While the evidence does not suggest that Greek military and police are deliberately

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