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  1. EP president visit and winding up of rail crash inquiry cast spotlight on rule of law concerns

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    , the spyware scandal, the Pylos shipwreck, human rights violations and the state of media freedom

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  2. Government feels the heat over investigation on anniversary of Tempe rail crash
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    human dimension and the key role of non-political figures in raising awareness, and is therefore

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  3. ND seeks to change narrative around train crash as MPs deliver inquiry findings

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    would have been averted. By focussing on the “human error” element of the incident, ND deputies play

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  4. Athens pleased about new EU-Egypt deal, seeks closer ties with Cairo

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    and digital connectivity. On migration management, the agreement includes 200 million to combat human

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  5. Opposition parties vow not to let up on Tempe despite inquiry verdict
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    The conclusions of a parliamentary inquiry laying the blame for the Tempe rail crash on human error were roundly rejected by opposition parties in Parliament, in an indication that the handling of the deadly incident will continue to dog the New Democracy administration. On Wednesday, Parliament

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  6. Governing party MPs rally around ex-transport minister to fend off opposition attacks
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    execution. He also stood by the government’s claim that human error was the main cause of the Tempe

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  7. Resignations of two key aides undermines PM's attempt to rebuff crash cover-up claims
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    had been doctored to support the government’s argument that human error caused the crash. However

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  8. Government hails rule of law progress but open investigations continue to raise questions
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    ’ organisations, human rights groups and the European Parliament, in relation to the functioning of justice

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  9. Opposition demands scrutiny of surveillance verdict by Parliament
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    of 14 human rights, media freedom organisations and independent media outlets released a statement

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  10. Greece and Turkey differ on agenda as they prepare for foreign ministers to meet

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    of Human Rights, in the area”. For the minority rights, “the EU notes Albania’s plans to protect

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