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Can Greece maintain its positive record on Covid-19?

Tom Ellis, the editor of Kathimerini English Edition, joins The Greek Current to discuss the current spike in coronavirus cases in Greece and how the government is working to maintain its positive record when it comes to dealing with this  pandemic.

You can read the articles we discuss on the Daily Roundup here:

Op-ed: Protecting our positive image

Covid infections spike again at 124 new cases

Greek PM rejigs cabinet, retains key ministers

Beirut explosion: Port officials under house arrest as rescue efforts continue

Beirut explosion live updates: Half of city affected by damage

Cyprus lends a hand to frantic Beirut search and rescue efforts

Greece sends search and rescue unit to Lebanon

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