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  1. Busy January ahead for coalition, which rebuffs accusations over Turkish airmen
    Panayotis Tzamaros

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The end of the Christmas and New Year festivities means that political life in Greece is set to return to its normal rhythm, with January promising to be a particularly busy month. The most pressing target for the government is to complete the third review by January 22, when the Eurogroup is due

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  2. Coalition approves multi-bill in Parliament, Tsipras picks up extra MP
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    attention to next Monday’s Eurogroup, when eurozone finance ministers are expected to confirm

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  3. Cabinet reshuffle and new bond issue coming up next for Tsipras
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on Friday and Saturday, and the Eurogroup on Monday, should eurozone finance ministers confirm

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  4. SYRIZA looks towards bailout finishing line and beyond
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    suggested that it would not be wise to make changes to what was agreed at last June’s Eurogroup. IMF doubts

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  5. Lenders set ambitious e-auction targets for Athens
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    Greece’s lenders have made it clear that they will keep a close eye on the unhindered conduct of auctions throughout Greece by attaching it as a condition for the second disbursement of 1 billion euros from the 6.7 billion tranche that was approved at yesterday’s Eurogroup. European Commissioner

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  6. Name issue and auction targets make waves in domestic politics
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the consequences of Monday’s Eurogroup. The one issue that has made headlines, though, is the demand from

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  7. Brussels sets out guide for post-MoU financing needs, cash buffer
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    2017 Eurogroup, which stipulated that programme financing will be used for the creation of a cash

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  8. IMF sticks to reform, debt relief demands as programme role remains in doubt
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    lenders will be nowhere near finalising their plans for debt relief. Monday’s Eurogroup led

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  9. Athens prepares for bond issue, eurozone works on growth/debt mechanism

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    to be finalised. “The Eurogroup statement is very precise on what could be done, although we don’t

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  10. Moody's upgrades rating to 'B3,' amid confidence about political outlook, economic prospects
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    at the February 19 Eurogroup meeting. The cash buffer that will support the “clean exit” is seen

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