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  1. Parties jostle over economic data, public still backs ND approach on pandemic
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    The publication of preliminary GDP data for the first quarter of the year has sparked a war of words between government officials and the opposition. The latest political row aside, a new opinion poll published on Thursday suggests that New Democracy still has a large lead over SYRIZA and continues

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  2. Clash over refugees in central Athens prompts warnings of far-right resurgence
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    , “pitting one (disadvantaged group) against the other” and “stoking a civil war” between these groups.

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  3. PM wades in on Turkey dispute as Covid-19 threat grows at home

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    capabilities, but discarding NATO as a pillar of peace in the post-world war two world goes too far

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  4. No let-up in tension with Turkey as MPs prepare to approve maritime boundary deals
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    as Ankara has deemed any extension there by Athens a cause for war (casus belli). Tension build Turkish

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  5. Accused of U-turn over extension of territorial waters at home, ND steps up diplomatic drive abroad
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    to extend its territorial waters to the east would be construed as a “casus belli” – a cause for war

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  6. Ionian expansion raises questions about Aegean as Athens talks with Tirana
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    by Greece in the Aegean Sea is a “casus belli” or cause for war. New Democracy had until now rejected

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  7. Fire at archaeological site puts govt's crisis handling under scrutiny
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    A fire at the archaeological site of Mycenae has become the subject of a heated political debate, raising issues of public trust in the government and the media. The citadel dating to the mid-2nd millennium BC, famous as the seat of king Agamemnon, leader of the Greek expedition in the Trojan war

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  8. Athens hopes for letup in Turkey friction, but talks still in balance

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    War. Ankara was also under pressure to rein in its activity following a visit by US Secretary

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  9. Newsletter 266 -18/09/2020

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    after Tsipras had surveyed the damage, prompting a war of words between their two parties. Essentially

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  10. Athens wary as exploratory talks with Turkey approach
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    of war against Greece should we exercise our legitimate rights. After all, we live in the 21st

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