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  1. Merkel backing for name deal overshadowed by coalition leaders' crucial talks
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Only once the meeting is over will it be clear what path the two leaders have decided to follow

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  2. SYRIZA and ANEL: Far from picture-perfect

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    determine the way it ended, but characterised much of what went on in between. *You can follow Nick

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  3. Clearer picture ahead of confidence vote but Tsipras not secure yet

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    to convince Danellis to follow the party line, which is to vote against the government. Financial news

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  4. Macedonia name issue: Agreement and disagreement
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    follow him on Twitter. Nikos Skoutaris

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  5. Tsipras goes big on minimum wage, hoping to enhance election hopes
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    not to follow this line of attack yesterday. Its main criticism of the minimum wage increase

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  6. Jan economic sentiment at 99.6 as consumer confidence posts best reading since 2009
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    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) was down by 1.3 points to 99.6 in January compared to a reading of 100.9 points in December 2018, European Commission (EC) figures revealed on Wednesday. The EC noted that the latest figures follow a new methodology under which the composition of the consumer

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  7. New Democracy counters SYRIZA's offensive, unveils renewal effort
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    and is set to follow this up on Thursday by revealing more candidates as well as the new personnel

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  8. Newsletter 192 -01/02/2019

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    ) figures revealed this week. The EC noted that the latest figures follow a new methodology under which

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  9. Athens starts MTFS process with baseline scenario that sees growth slowing down
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    down to 1.6 percent in 2023. Exports are also expected to follow a decelerating path, going to single

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  10. Newsletter 196 -01/03/2019

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    that will not exceed 3 percent growth up to 2023. Exports are also expected to follow a decelerating path, going

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