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Greece and Turkey head towards crucial stage of negotiations
PoliticsForeign Policyat a political level that will substitute the exploratory talks, which began in 2002, but were unofficial talks
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PM prepares to set out policy agenda, SYRIZA gears up for leadership vote
PoliticsGreek Politics. The government plans to complete the reduction to social insurance contributions it began in the previous term
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Newsletter 392 - 08/09/2023
supply to many communities on Friday, even government-friendly commentators began questioning whether
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A leader from nowhere, but to where?
Agorato be on the verge of losing relevance and its voters began to lose hope. The departure of Alexis
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Weak demand and adverse weather reflected in Sep PMI, barely in expansion territory
EconomyMacroeconomymanufacturing demand conditions across Europe began to spill over into Greece, as a weaker expansion
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Mitsotakis visits China to keep relations ticking over
PoliticsForeign Policynationals and sick and wounded Palestinians began leaving Gaza through the Rafah border crossing
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Newsletter 402 - 17/11/2023
capped a traumatic few days for the opposition party, which began with a fractious meeting of SYRIZA’s
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Athens prepares for Erdogan visit, high-level talks with Turkish officials
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe High-Level Cooperation Council between Greece and Turkey, which will be held after seven years in Athens on December 7, is seen by both sides as a further step in the course of improving bilateral relations – a process that began earlier this year following the deadly earthquakes in Turkey
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How Greece reduced its unemployment rate to less than 10 pct
Agoraas the debt crisis began to unfold, after reaching a low of 7.1 pct in May 2008. The unemployment rate fell
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Budget debate begins as poll highlights opposition's weakness
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe debate over next year’s budget began in Parliament on Wednesday, ahead of this Sunday’s vote. Although the government is coming under attack over the cost of living and taxation, this political pressure is still not translating into any substantial shift in public opinion. Finance Minister
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