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Can Greece's election fulfil the dream of a productive economy?
Greeks go to the polls today with a choice between social justice and a productive and competitive economy.
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The last two months in the MENA
A summary of the major developments in Greece's southern neighbourhood
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Ukraine targets Russian fuel facilities ahead of counteroffensive
Russia acknowledged damage to an oil refinery near Novorossyisk naval base and a drone strike on a tank park near Sevastopol naval base
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Barred from elections, a Greek NeoNazi is back in the political game
Former Golden Dawn member Ilias Kasidiaris has launched a new party. Greece’s supreme court has disqualified it from running in an election, but that…
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Greece and Turkey could be headed for a compromise after elections
Earthquake diplomacy and Turkey's financing needs could bring the two sides closer to arbitration on maritime boundaries
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How dictators use refugees
This is the beginning of a long essay published this month in Liberties, a quarterly journal of culture and politics.
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Earthquakes and elections
Greece and Turkey are supposed to be holding elections in late spring. There is now speculation of Turkey’s being postponed, while experts say Greece…
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