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  1. Privatisation chief sees gradual progress but revenues remain unclear

    Economy

    that the preferred bidder as well as the two substitute candidates, namely CASA (Corporation America)–METKA

    30%

  2. 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

    27%

  3. Budget continues to perform strongly with 3.64 bln surplus up to May
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    instalment from Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), amounting to 884 million, initially estimated.... Overall, the PIB was virtually in balance. Greece has also received 884 million euros year-to-date from

    26%

  4. 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

    23%

  5. 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

    21%

  6. OECD warns young Greeks face deep structural barriers to work, family and housing
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    Society

    a major challenge. Greece’s total fertility rate has dropped from 2.4 in 1970 to just 1.2 children per

    21%

  7. Nightmare on Democracy Street

    Agora

    songs. With one swing of a switchblade, Greece’s tormented past caught up with its troubled present

    20%

  8. Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016

    Newsletters

    ?” said the check-in attendant at Berlin’s Tegel Airport. The man, who appeared to have a Somali

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  9. From Berlin to Brexit
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    Agora

    “So, you are here?” said the check-in attendant at Berlin’s Tegel Airport. The man, who appeared to have a Somali background, had a charming smile. His comment was in reference to my British passport and the fact the UK was holding its Leave/Remain referendum on the same day. “For now,” I replied

    20%

  10. Greeks consider antisemitism a minor issue despite recent attacks
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    Society

    of Jewish monuments, the survey found that 62 percent of Greeks did not think that antisemitic graffiti

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