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  1. ND turns tables on SYRIZA over sleaze, tweaks stance on ex-king's funeral
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    . The claims prompted government spokesman Yiannis Economou to call on SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras

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  2. Seeking showdown in Parliament, SYRIZA tables censure motion over surveillance report
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    afternoon with a roll-call vote. Data harvesting charge In a separate development, SYRIZA has called

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  3. Opposition vents over police corruption allegations

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    with the gangs. Unsurprisingly, the reports prompted the opposition parties to call on Theodorikakos

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  4. Greece offers Turkey earthquake support, recalling 1999 thaw in relations
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    Sakellaropoulou talked to her Turkish counterpart, while PM Mitsotakis also held a telephone call

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  5. Machinations intensify as announcement of election date approaches
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    The Greek media appears convinced that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to call elections for April 9 as a number of factors point to the countdown to polling day already having started. The government’s focus on the handouts aimed at combatting the cost-of-living crisis is one

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  6. Train tragedy prompts urgent questions about railway safety
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    require Mitsotakis to call the elections by March 10. Should the mood turn sour for his government over

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  7. PM scrambles to rein in political fallout as deadly crash threatens to upend election contest

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    are likely to play a prominent part in the PM’s decision on when to call elections. The three days

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  8. Political clash brewing over fatal train collision, railway safety
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    on this front. However, this discussion also carries some danger for SYRIZA as ND will undoubtedly call

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  9. Does the EU Commission suffer from optimism bias? (Part 2)
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    to call the central scenario an “aspirational scenario” and not a “baseline scenario,” because

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  10. Restrictive leaders' debate produces little to move election needle

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    answer to call on Mitsotakis to explain why Androulakis was under surveillance, given that he

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