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  1. Search for solutions, not scapegoats in EU's refugee crisis
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    Agora

    more dramatic, is growing and filling in the gaps. It is this spirit of cooperation and burden... refugees and migrants arrive on its islands to prevent them simply moving on en masse to other

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  2. Refugee crisis edges further onto domestic political agenda

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    by Antonis Samaras had dealt with the (less dramatic) influx of migrants between 2012 and 2014

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  3. Greece braces for complex EU-Turkey summit on refugee plan
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    that made this dramatic push to FYROM. Even their number is not clear so far or how many of them were

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  4. Newsletter 70 - 15/04/2016

    Newsletters

    , as illustrated by the dramatic decline of share prices of UniCredit, Intesa Sanpaolo and others

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  5. Club Med in Washington
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    Agora

    only reinforces domestic market volatility, as illustrated by the dramatic decline of share prices

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  6. Tension rises in Greece but creditors see potential for agreement soon

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    dramatic call to European Council president Donald Tusk, is an indication that Athens has not given

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  7. Newsletter 74 - 20/05/2016

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    . In point of fact, the situation in Greece is even more dramatic. The so-called kokkina daneia (literally

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  8. ATHEX net profits down 54 percent in Q1 2016
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    Economy

    . The results mirror the group’s annual results for 2015, where Greece’s dramatic year manifested in investor

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  9. NPL resolution in Italy and Greece
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    Agora

    dramatic. The so-called kokkina daneia (literally “red loans”) reached a volume of 103 billion euros

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  10. Newsletter 77 - 10/06/2016

    Newsletters

    Greece over there [in Germany].” Again, though, the truth was far less dramatic. The German Finance

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