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  1. Bomb blast fuels political clash as ND limits Tsipras's options on name deal
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    that Mitsotakis could call on if he wins the right to form the next government. More significantly, it casts

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  2. Tsipras facing decision over timing of vote on Prespes Agreement
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    Tsipras to call snap election for the following month once ANEL leaves the coalition, thereby avoiding

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  3. SYRIZA states intention to continue as minority govt after ANEL leaves coalition
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    would not call for a confidence vote but might seek to govern based on a “tolerance vote,” which

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  4. Kammenos prepares to quit coalition amid ANEL unrest, issues to settle with PM
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    to Tsipras losing his mandate and the ability to call for a vote on the Prespes Agreement. Katsikis

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  5. Merkel backing for name deal overshadowed by coalition leaders' crucial talks
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    to withdraw his support for the government, he will call a confidence vote in Parliament and if he

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  6. Tsipras seen clinching 151 votes as doubts surface about name deal
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    . The centrists feel that Tsipras did not need to call a confidence vote and could have continued governing

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  7. Athens eyes implementation of name deal as Skopje homes in on NATO membership
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    is expected to call for a meeting of the permanent representatives to approve the text of the country's

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  8. Tsipras and Erdogan keep conversation going despite lack of specific gains
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    extended talks between the two delegations. Erdogan appeared satisfied with Tsipras’s call to the EU

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  9. ND keeps alive hopes of fiscal targets being revised in future

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    , Adonis Georgiadis, said that he would not call the neighbouring country by its new name after it has

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  10. Speculation about May elections revived by SYRIZA officials' comments
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    For those looking out for signs of when the next elections might be held, a couple of comments this week by SYRIZA officials fuelled speculation that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will call snap polls in May. SYRIZA MP Nikos Fylis became the latest high-profile member of the leftist government

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