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  1. Catering and entertainment businesses chafe at vaccination status rules
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    , the government continues to keep one eye on the recovery programme. PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a cabinet

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  2. PM relies on patchwork of measures to keep Covid at bay as jab uptake flags

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    Minister Kostis Hatzidakis is due to present his recommendation on the minimum wage to the cabinet next

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  3. Anger over wildfires grows as PM prepares lines of defence

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    back with another televised address by PM Mitsotakis following a cabinet meeting on Tuesday

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  4. Mitsotakis apology for wildfires gets sceptical reception

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    that a full announcement regarding the government’s response to the crisis would follow a cabinet

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  5. Turkey: Fires expose how Erdogan's regime is descending into farce and caricature
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    in which he fell asleep. Noise about a cabinet reshuffle is on the rise. This would be a desperate

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  6. Govt sets out fire compensation scheme in first step to overcome destruction

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    , particularly in Evia. The measures were discussed and approved at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday

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  7. After impact of fires, PM tweaks team, with focus on communication

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    this summer that Mitsotakis would make tweaks to his cabinet but he rebuffed the idea, along

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  8. Wildfires and pandemic set political agenda as parties prepare for return to business
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    -on attack. Leader Alexis Tsipras pointedly refrained from asking for cabinet resignations

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  9. PM removes under-fire ministers from posts in late-summer reshuffle
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    Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis decided to remove some of his key ministers from the firing line on Tuesday as part of a cabinet reshuffle, while also creating a new ministry to oversee civil protection in the wake of the pandemic and wildfire challenges, although the latter move ran

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  10. German elections: An open race to the finish line
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    Scholz, the current minister of finance and vice-chancellor in Merkel’s cabinet. Contrary to his other

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