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  1. Newsletter 90 - 30/09/2016

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    Monetary Fund and the eurozone to discuss how they can work together on the Greek programme

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  2. Erdogan's questioning of border treaty catches Athens cold
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    in Athens over how to handle the issue, with the government fearing an escalation in the tension between

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  3. IMF's role in Greek bailout remains in doubt
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    Despite discussions between International Monetary Fund and eurozone representatives about the Greek programme in Washington over the past few days, the two sides still seem far apart on how to progress. The IMF’s European Department director Poul Thomsen provided an update on the fund’s views

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  4. Bad news for Greek Shipowners? Tonnage tax under European Commission scrutiny

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    how to amend the current regime so as to eliminate distortions of competition within the internal

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  5. Moody’s affirms Greece’s rating at Caa3 with stable outlook
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    Economy

    notes that both the form of any debt relief and how far-reaching it will be remain unclear. Moody’s view

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  6. Countering a regressive and illiberal Europe
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    Agora

    ? What is the biggest threat? And how could we respond? For many years, the EU has been in the grip

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  7. Newsletter 93 - 21/10/2016

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    to make a balanced judgment on how long the inspection could last. One potential spanner in the works

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  8. Some progress in first round of talks but most second review issues remain unresolved
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    EconomyProgramme

    bargaining. Katrougalos also raised the issue of the minimum wage, particularly in terms of how

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  9. New Democracy seeks higher ground in escalating TV permits row

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    court’s full ruling before deciding on how to launch a new licencing scheme. New Democracy has

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  10. Houliarakis provides clearest view so far on Athens's debt relief expectations
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    Alternate Finance Minister Giorgos Houliarakis made the current government’s clearest statement so far on what it expects in terms of debt relief and how it believes this could help the country in the future. Speaking at the Parliamentary subcommittee on debt on Thursday, Houliarakis set out before

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