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  1. Newsletter 428 - 21/06/2024

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    up to April. The travel balance reached a surplus of 937.8 million euros. Industrial turnover Led

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  2. Name deal and Beleri case test Greece's relations with North Macedonia, Albania
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    special permission to the elected candidate Beleris to travel to Strasbourg on July 16. Last Thursday

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  3. Seasonal worries add to pressure on govt as opposition highlights holiday costs, hospital staffing
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    cost of travel, after ferry ticket prices came under scrutiny and surveys showed that one in two

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  4. Newsletter 438 - 25/10/2024

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    at 3.68 billion. The travel balance was in a 4.02 billion euros surplus, though receipts unusually

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  5. Government preparing U-turn on controversial tax measure in bid to win back self-employed
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on objective criteria was never set in stone”. The direction of travel was signalled by PM Kyriakos

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  6. OECD sees stable growth of 2.2 pct next year and persistent structural challenges
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in travel receipts. Fiscal policy will remain supportive, with RRF grants increasing from 1.8 pct

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  7. Athens ponders Syria shake-up with particular focus on Turkey

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    it. Its leader, Abu Mohammed al-Golani, is subject to a travel ban and asset freeze. The EU

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  8. Newsletter 448 - 24/01/2025

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    balance showed a deficit of 32.47 billion euros, up from 29.6 billion euros in 2023. The travel balance

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  9. Newsletter 452 - 21/02/2025

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    jumped by 2.5 billion to 35.67 billion euros, while the travel balance was at 18.91 billion in 2024

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  10. The nightmare of our choice

    Agora

    of who were aged 35 or younger, with the youngest victim being 15. They were allowed to travel by train

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