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  1. Newsletter 430 - 05/07/2024

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    disagreements have a place in the party, anyone who disagrees with the need for constitutional changes

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  2. Cyprus invasion anniversary generates new friction in Greek-Turkish relations

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    at the table. “It is of no benefit to anyone to say let’s continue negotiations where we left off

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  3. Dispute over hospital doctor shortages rages as minister makes controversial Turkey comments
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    that anyone who has a private practice on Kos can be called in at any given moment to work for the state

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  4. Opposition parties cry foul over prosecutor’s findings in spyware probe

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    that anyone who questioned the verdict was effectively questioning Greek democracy. Georgiadis

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  5. Opposition striving to ensure surveillance scandal remains live issue

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    , insisting that anyone eavesdropping on his conversations would have been disappointed as he has

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  6. Opposition slams PM's positive assessment of Athens wildfire response
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    , asserting that the government “will not allow anyone to pick apart the significant effort made this year

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  7. New bout of turmoil in SYRIZA provides PM with breathing space
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that anyone who does not have faith in his leadership should challenge him when the party’s central

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  8. Mitsotakis looks to last-minute announcements to top up lean TIF offerings
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    , demanding to be invited on the main news bulletin, adding that he is “not afraid of anyone, however

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  9. Mitsotakis hits back at criticism from far right

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    anyone.” Officials have been concerned for some time about the rise in support for far-right

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  10. Post-election blamestorming or Why Harris lost and the Democrats should nominate Oprah
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    ask of anyone whose public profile was as limited as hers. Furthermore, she was hampered by her past

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