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S&P revises outlook to positive, sees encouraging signs after debt deal
Economyas an extra source of liquidity. The post-programme surveillance of quarterly reviews, the ongoing debt
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Government indicates readiness to play waiting game on pension cuts
PoliticsGreek Politicsto be submitted to Parliament on October 1 but the lenders may wait until their first post-programme
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to resign but that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told him that he should remain in his post
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Coalition's attempt to defend handling of fatal blaze fails to stem criticism
PoliticsGreek Politicsbut that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told him that he should remain in his post. There is a possibility
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Last bailout tranche just days away as pension discussion looms
EconomyProgrammewill mark the last action of the third programme and means that attention will now turn to the first post
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Tsipras seeks to capitalise on bailout exit, build platform for elections
PoliticsGreek Politics, given the importance of Athens being able to work harmoniously with the institutions for the post
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Tsipras bids farewell to MoU, eyes new start for Greece and SYRIZA
PoliticsGreek Politics. The institutions are due to send staff back to Athens on September 10 to begin the post-programme
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Tsipras to set out path for new cabinet as pension discussion looms
PoliticsGreek Politicsthis Thursday. Officials are also expected to discuss preparations for the first post-programme visit
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Athens eyes cancellation of pension cuts as Tsipras prepares Thessaloniki package
EconomyProgrammeto the idea. The International Monetary Fund, now just an observer in the post-programme monitoring
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No final word on pension cuts as lenders prepare for return to Athens next week
EconomyProgrammeAhead of the institutions returning to Athens next week for their first post-programme visit, the Greek government has been given some encouragement in its bid to avoid the pension cuts that are due to be implemented next year. Speaking to journalists in Brussels on Tuesday, a European Commission
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