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  1. Concerns prompt Athens to dampen optimism as Macedonia name talks begin
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    stamp any solution to emerge from the negotiations. Deputy Prime Minister and leader of Albanian

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  2. Athens set for 6.7 bln bailout tranche, talks on post-MoU framework
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    EconomyProgramme

    executive board meets in early February to rubber stamp the next disbursement. According to the Greek

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  3. Moscovici upbeat in Athens, highlights elements needed for programme exit
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    light, the European Stability Mechanism’s board will then meet to rubber stamp the decision

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  4. Next key programme developments due in April as Athens shapes growth strategy
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    EconomyProgramme

    Monday’s Eurogroup is not expected to deliver any significant decisions regarding Greece’s fourth programme or its post-MoU framework. Instead, the meeting of eurozone finance ministers is likely to rubber stamp the decision to disburse the next bailout tranche of 5.7 billion euros after

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  5. Greece's foreign policy trap
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    Agora

    and the EU’s lack of conviction, to stamp its authority in the region. It is little surprise, therefore

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  6. Tsipras eyes common ground with centre-left over revision of constitution
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , there is such a majority in favour now, a simple majority in the future will suffice to rubber-stamp the changes.

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  7. PM livens up ministers over fourth review as debt relief proposals are put together
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    EconomyProgramme

    be needed, Tsipras tried to stamp his authority on the cabinet at Tuesday’s meeting. “I will not accept

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  8. Macedonia name deal in hands of Tsipras and Zaev
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    then they will meet to rubber-stamp the deal. Zaev will have to make sure the agreement passes

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  9. Fiscal matters expected to dominate talks as lenders return for post-MoU check

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    is considering leaving open the issue of pension cuts until next April, when Eurostat will rubber stamp

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  10. Tsipras ready to stay course on Macedonia name deal despite domestic uncertainty
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    confident, as he suggested in his WSJ interview, that he can find the necessary votes to rubber stamp

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