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The Greek Current 12 Ιουν 2020

David Gardner: Seven reasons why President Erdogan looks vulnerable

David Gardner, the International Affairs Editor at the Financial Times, joins us from Beirut to talk about his latest piece published in the Financial Times: "Seven Reasons why President Erdogan Looks Vulnerable".

You can read the articles here:

Seven Reasons why President Erdogan Looks Vulnerable

Twitter uncovers state-backed networks linked to China, Russia, Turkey

Analysis of June 2020 Twitter takedowns linked to China, Russia, and Turkey

Unemployment hits lowest point since 2010 in March

PM announces four new tax relief measures

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