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Monday, July 8, 2019

Victory for New Democracy party in Greece signals end of left-wing populism

With 75% of the vote counted, the center-right New Democracy party was on track to win the first national elections since Greece exited a bailout regime a year ago, signaling a clean break with years of firebrand populism and a return to mainstream politics.


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Greek Voters Turn to Growth

How do you defeat a populist political uprising? Put it in power, and maybe the voters will learn that the new boss is worse than the old one. That turns out to be the case in Greece, where voters on ...


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Greece's conservative party just won its national election, unseating the country's left-wing prime minister

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Polls show opposition conservatives on path to victory in GREEK elections

Although praised by Western allies, the deal angered many GREEKS, who consider use of the term harbors expansionist aims on the GREEK province of ...


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Landslide win for centre-right New Democracy party in GREEK elections

The lead would give New Democracy an outright majority with 158 seats in the GREEK parliament, more than double its current representation in the ...


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Search to expand for American scientist missing on Greek island

Friends, relatives and colleagues of an American scientist who went missing during a conference on a Greek island last week said Sunday that search dogs and specialized sea equipment would be used to ...


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Greek Conservatives take charge in landslide win, vow more investment, fewer taxes

Greece's opposition conservatives returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday, and Prime Minister elect Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he had a clear mandate for change, pledging more investments and fewer taxes.


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