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  1. Work on post-programme framework continues despite tranche holdup

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    that the aim is to have all three elements he mentioned settled by the June 21 Eurogroup in Luxembourg

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  2. Macedonia name talks face stalemate as core issues go unresolved
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    by the Greek foreign minister. Syria Kotzias visited Luxembourg on Monday to participate in the EU Foreign

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  3. Debt relief talks enter final phase, with June 21 as target for deal
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    No final decision on Greek debt relief is expected at Thursday’s Eurogroup, although Athens has received assurances that an agreement will be reached by June 21, when eurozone finance ministers are due to meet in Luxembourg. Speaking to reporters in Brussels on Tuesday, a eurozone official said

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  4. No breakthrough on debt talks at Eurogroup but June 21 goal remains

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    meeting - in Luxembourg in June - we will decide on all that is needed to ensure a successful exit

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  5. Two weeks left for Athens to settle last remaining prior actions
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    in Luxembourg on June 21. The Eurogroup has already instructed the institutions to put together a new debt

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  6. Key debt relief talks fail to result in deal, leaving IMF role in doubt

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    eurozone finance ministers meet in Luxembourg in just over two weeks. “We continue to work

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  7. Eurogroup agrees on significant debt relief measures for Greece

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    After lengthy discussions in Luxembourg on Thursday, the Eurogroup arrived at a decision on significant debt relief for Greece that ticks many of the boxes the government had been hoping for but which will still leave Athens with a significant exposure to the International Monetary Fund

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  8. About last night
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    Agora

    buffer and the duration of the loan extension. It was decided in Luxembourg that the extension would

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  9. Tsipras aims to capitalise on debt deal as election talk is revived
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in Luxembourg and that Greece is “a normal country again.” This sets the tone for what is likely to come

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  10. Eurogroup suggests there is scope for pension cuts to be called off

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    officials in Luxembourg, especially as the meeting coincided with the government tabling the draft 2019

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