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  1. Cyprus in 2014: Looking ahead
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    Agora

    Eroglu rejecting the use of binding phraseology on sovereignty and nationality in the communique

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  2. European Commission review of Greek programme: The key points

    EconomyProgramme

    . For these projects the launch of tenders are scheduled fpr 2014 and the submission of binding offers

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  3. Local elections in Greece a precursor of European vote
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    referendum on the proposed privatisation of the local water company, EYATH. Although the non-binding vote

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  4. New obstacle for privatisations as court blocks sale of water firm

    Economy

    by HRADF’s BoD at the end of May 2013. The next phase involves the submission of binding offers

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  5. How Greek banks moved into a new era
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    Agora

    was estimated at 5.8 billion under the binding baseline scenario and at 8.8 billion under

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  6. Are things looking up for Greece's privatisation programme?

    Economy

    in 2014 and the submission of binding offers is due by the second quarter of 2015. “Should

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  7. Chinese investments in Greece to be boosted by new agreements

    Economy

    to participate in the second phase of the tender process, submitting a binding offer

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  8. Greece shelves water privatisation plans, leaving gap in revenue targets

    Economy

    that expressed interest, clearing them to submit binding offers. Greek media indicate that the HRADF may return

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  9. ECB set to provide extra liquidity to Greek banks but capital needs remain an issue
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    Economy

    covering the capital shortfall of 5.8 billion (under the binding baseline scenario) identified

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  10. Greek crisis redux? Not exactly
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    Agora

    to investors a safe and binding monitoring arrangement for Greece, before the current one expires. It also

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