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Complications over president a taste of things to come for Tsipras?
PoliticsGreek PoliticsTwo seemingly unconnected events became linked on Sunday when Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras decided to put off his decision to nominate a successor to President Karolos Papoulias until Tuesday, several hours after a Eurogroup meeting in Brussels. Tsipras had been expected to name European
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You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
Agora(although it should be noted that the troika, even belatedly, has signed off on the disbursement of all
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Greece sends reform list to creditors, here's an outline of what it's likely to contain
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the public sector – related to employees that were “illegally” laid off, according to SYRIZA
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Greek reform proposals set for broad approval but include some political obstacles
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor overdue taxes to be paid off, introducing some kind of payment scheme for NPLs and protecting
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Tsipras begins effort to avoid SYRIZA division over deal with creditors
PoliticsGreek Politics, it does not necessarily mean that PPC and ADMIE have to be sold off. If the government is able
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Greece's imminent funding problems: All the numbers you need
EconomyProgrammewilling participants in the issue or pay off those that decline to roll over, thereby creating
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Greece's opposition parties back in spotlight
PoliticsGreek Politicsand leadership contest. Samaras has so far fended off these calls, arguing that New Democracy should
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Greece: The gathering storm
Agoramonths arises. While the Commission, the Eurogroup and the ECB signed off relatively easily
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After Eurogroup, hard work, more pressure and sliver of hope for Greece
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat this does not mean the return of the troika, which SYRIZA and Independent Greeks claim to have killed off
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Will the real men of unity please stand up?
AgoraAt first it seemed like a harmless joke. “And now for one member state, all the men need to take off their ties,” said European Commission first vice-president Frans Timmermans at the end of a recent photo shoot for the College of Commissioners in Brussels. After all, the Greek government’s
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