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  1. Newsletter 411 - 09/02/2024

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    established in Abu Dhabi and Singapore. To date, the only active interest expressed has come from

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  2. Athens ponders Syria shake-up with particular focus on Turkey

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    it. Its leader, Abu Mohammed al-Golani, is subject to a travel ban and asset freeze. The EU

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  3. Athens calibrates domestic and diplomatic response to Iran war as tension with Turkey resurfaces
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    from Israel, the UAE, Oman and the West Bank. A C‑130 brought 91 people from Abu Dhabi; 93 were

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  4. Ladies and gentlemen, please fasten your seat belts
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    Agora

    billion euros at this stage of the Greek crisis is more than just a tall order. With no genuine

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  5. Five things to take away from the first round of Greek local elections
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    , this remains a tall order. 2. New Democracy slips up The tactics chosen by New Democracy

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  6. Is post-election just pre-election in Greece?
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    allies is a tall order. However, the complexity of the task demands it and a growing part of the Greek

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  7. Coalition caught between pleasing lenders and voters ahead of next troika review
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    that this is a tall order. Reports indicate that in a bid to facilitate the September review, Finance

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  8. Samaras buys some time with request for confidence vote
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    for election. Obtaining the minimum of 180 votes will still be a tall order. The confidence vote

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  9. Troika piles pressure on coalition by insisting on key actions to conclude review
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    - Submitting to Parliament a law liberalising the natural gas market Clearly, this is a tall order

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  10. New bribe claims likely to poison Greek politics further ahead of presidential vote

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    to the February vote. The government faces a tall order in gaining the extra 25 votes it needs to elect

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