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  1. Hope of economic, trade benefits drive Tsipras's landmark visit to Iran
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    sources gave assurances that Iran does not view with suspicion Greece pursuing strategic trilateral

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  2. Newsletter 64 - 26/02/2016

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    understanding. It indicates that only 19 percent have a negative view of the island hot spots, while 66

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  3. The refugee crisis and the beast within
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    Agora

    percent have a negative view of the island hot spots, while 66 percent believe that Greece should

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  4. Some progress made as Greek programme review heads for break
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    EconomyProgramme

    to Athens on April 2 to resume the discussions with a view to conclude as soon as possible”, according

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  5. Tsipras and the IMF: Another miscalculation?
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    that conversation took place. The exchange suggests that the IMF's view is that the target for Greece

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  6. Tsipras plays to domestic gallery over IMF dispute
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    also questioned whether everyone representing the IMF shares the view that a credit event

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  7. Greece expects review to be completed by May 1 despite IMF objections

    EconomyProgramme

    view is expected to be drafted by April 12. The IMF will draft its own document, detailing its

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  8. Greek bailout talks yet to conclude as start of IMF meetings approaches
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    EconomyProgramme

    income. There is not any indication at the moment on the institutions’ view on the indirect tax

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  9. Newsletter 70 - 15/04/2016

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    the government’s view on the state of negotiations with the institutions. Tsakalotos said

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  10. Banks’ EFSF bonds QE eligible but with little impact on liquidity
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    Economy

    point of view, Greek banks would reduce their ‘debt securities’, where they are classified

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