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  1. Greece and Albania seek to leave Beleri case behind in 2024 after year of turmoil

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    up his duties.” Albanian Foreign Minister Igli Hasani admitted last week that “there are negotiations, ideas, and commitments from both sides to find a solution.” Hasani denied that Tirana and Athens

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  2. Mitsotakis looks for silver lining in Trump 2.0 as right wing MPs see vindication in President's agenda
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    In a first reaction to President Trump’s second inauguration, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis cautioned against overreactions while tacking to the right on key issues in the Trump agenda, as several lawmakers on the right of his party openly celebrated the “anti...

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  3. ND directs fire at PASOK over Tempe as ruling party’s MPs grumble over land decree

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    New Democracy has taken advantage of the Tempe issue moving back to the top of the political agenda by turning its fire on PASOK, the party it sees as its most immediate rival. In the meantime, the ruling centre-right party is going through a new bout o...

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  4. Greek pensions laid bare
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    Agora

    pensions amounts to 884 euros. Note, though, that for around 45 percent of pensioners their monthly... and they receive on average monthly pensions of 771 euros. This is below the overall average of 884 euros since

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  5. Down but not out: Golden Dawn rears its head again
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    Agora

    as spring boards – a model seen at work in Antwerp, the base of Belgium's far right Vlaams Belang

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  6. Newsletter 68 - 01/04/2016

    Newsletters

    not in a rush to become prime minister,” he told Skai TV. Greeks have paid dearly for the headstrong rush

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  7. The men who would be prime ministers
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    Agora

    prime minister,” he told Skai TV. Greeks have paid dearly for the headstrong rush to power made by its

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  8. If you think it's bleak for Greece now, wait until tomorrow
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    Agora

    productivity growth since 1970 has been averaging 0.7 percent, by far the lowest in the euro area, which

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  9. Greek train firm TRAINOSE attracts just one bid, no interest in rolling stock
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    Economy

    in 2005 as a subsidiary of the Greek railway company (OSE), which was founded in 1970 and is wholly owned

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  10. How the Croatian government helped spread of 'plandemic'
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    Agora

    of the public sought alternative explanations… All these moves ran up a tab that had to be paid in part

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