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Newsletter 116 - 28/04/2017
– in the form of a multi-bill – to be drawn up. Parliamentary Speaker Nikos Voutsis indicated
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Rising tension in Western Balkans add to diplomatic concerns
PoliticsForeign Policydiscussed confidence-building measures. Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias tried to start a process
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Under fire in Parliament, coalition looks to imminent conclusion of review talks
PoliticsGreek Politicsbefore Tsipras leaves, parliamentary speaker Nikos Voutsis (SYRIZA) suggested on Thursday. This would
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Tsipras rallies ministers and MPs before multi-bill arrives
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe SYRIZA or Independent Greeks (ANEL) ranks. Former Education Minister Nikos Fylis, one of the most
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Newsletter 117 - 05/05/2017
to back the measures in Parliament. Former Education Minister Nikos Fylis, one of the most
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Timetable set for multi-bill vote, Athens hopes for debt progress in meantime
PoliticsGreek Politicsis held late on Thursday, May 18. Parliamentary speaker Nikos Voutsis, who revealed the timetable
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Greece tries to navigate through uncertainty in Western Balkans
PoliticsForeign PolicyMinister Nikos Kotzias met with his FYROM counterpart Nikola Poposki on the sidelines of the Gynmich
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The reflection in Golden Dawn's mirror
AgoraIt’s been a while since Greece’s media and political parties paid any attention to Golden Dawn. That changed on Monday, when the neo-Nazi party’s spokesman and MP Ilias Kassidiaris allegedly shoved New Democracy MP Nikos Dendias and launched a verbal assault on the public order minister after he
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Athens goes over energy plans, eyes enhanced role
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe National Council on Foreign Policy (ESEP) convened on Wednesday for a briefing by Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias and Energy Minister Giorgos Stathakis regarding Greece’s energy plans. Subsequently, Stathakis said he briefed opposition party representatives about the coalition’s priorities
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Coalition guards unity as Tsipras briefs opposition leaders
PoliticsGreek Politicsits unity. Nevertheless, SYRIZA MP and former education minister Nikos Fylis highlighted the mixed
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