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  1. The institutional weakness poisoning Greek politics

    Agora

    was ousted in acrimonious circumstances in 2000, going on to form LAOS. He then sat in the European

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  2. Challenging three days of diplomatic talks, protests and budget voting ahead for Greece

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    for armed bank robbery but sat his senior high school exams in the summer and gained a place at Athens

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  3. Newsletter 17 - 27/02/2015

    Newsletters

    for the settlement of non-performing loans. Also, the various sides have not yet sat down to discuss the complex

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  4. Greece: The gathering storm
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    Agora

    taxes and plans for the settlement of non-performing loans. Also, the various sides have not yet sat

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  5. Newsletter 18 - 06/03/2015

    Newsletters

    not sat well with European officials and there have been numerous complaints that the government

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  6. Will the real men of unity please stand up?
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    Agora

    adopted by Tsipras and Varoufakis has not sat well with European officials and there have been

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  7. Tsipras raises debt relief at UN but refugee crisis may prove more pressing issue

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    the next few days, with an appearance at the Clinton Global Initiative’s annual meeting. Tsipras sat

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  8. The flag of permanent defeat
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    Agora

    . Tsipras could have sat back and let that happen. He may have still had a chance of succeeding

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  9. One in two Greeks thinks life was better 50 years ago, poll suggests
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    Society

    believed that life today was worse than it was 50 years ago. Greeks sat in the bottom 10 countries where

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  10. New Democracy targets SYRIZA over law and order, independent institutions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    inquiry into the affair. The committee sat for the first time on Monday and members voted for its

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