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  1. IMF appointment sends ripples of discontent through SYRIZA
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The appointment of Greece’s representative at the International Monetary Fund would not normally... Greek official at the IMF, Thanos Katsambas. Panaritis’s background, including her work at the World... and 2012, Panaritis had voted for both memorandums with Greece’s creditors. The feeling within SYRIZA

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  2. Newsletter 33 - 03/07/2015

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    scenarios In domestic political terms, there are three probable outcomes from Sunday’s referendum... away if he is prepared to sign a deal and has the Greek people’s packing to do so. Such a move could make creditors look petty and intent on bringing down Tsipras’s government. They might, though, seek

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  3. Newsletter 44 - 25/09/2015

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    ’s capability. Tsakalotos is flanked by Deputy Finance Minister George Chouliarakis, who led negotiations with creditors in Brussels. Both are seen as competent by Greece’s lenders and should give... of meeting the bailout demands. Another area in which Tsipras’s governing capability will be tested

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  4. Opposition tells Tsipras it will resist upcoming bailout measures despite support in summer
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on Wednesday as all 155 coalition MPs backed Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s government. However, the main... that the government would not have his party’s support on a range of legislation. “These policies are yours... that he would not be able to change the management at Greece’s main banks after the recapitalisation

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  5. Whither New Democracy?

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    of the coalition’s failings – is unfit to govern. After all, a party that takes more than three weeks to decide... of the four hopefuls, has set off around Greece in a camper van. It’s not so much the kind of battle... of a ready-for-a-scrap bus to carry the motor-mouthed MP’s outside chances as he tries to convince voters

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  6. Regling and Wieser: The key points

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    Two of the key participants in Greece’s financing programme, the European Stability Mechanism’s... of Greece’s bailout, most notably the ones that have recently dominated the public agenda: The participation of the IMF, relief measures for Greece’s debt and the level of ownership of the programme. Wieser

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  7. Poposki visit significant but Greek-FYROM relations yet to find sure footing
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    neighbour are on the path towards settling their name dispute. Poposki’s visit to Athens takes place a few... announced on June 24, during Kotzias’s visit to Skopje. The last round of such talks took place on Friday, December 11 between the Greek Foreign Ministry’s political director Petros Mavroeides and FYROM

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  8. Greece and the IMF: An everlasting love-hate relationship
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    prefer the International Monetary Fund not to be involved in the country’s bailout. If it is any consolation for them, they are in good company. Not only has Greece’s reluctance to ensure... issues, the fund is a harder taskmaster than the European lenders. “The fund’s position

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  9. NBG boosts capital base by selling total stake in Finansbank
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    EconomyBanking

    by QNB of 910 million dollars subordinated debt that NBG has extended to Finansbank. As a result, NBG’s... at a premium to the current market valuation of 0.8x for Finansbank’s Turkish peers. The transaction is estimated to boost NBG’s Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio by around 600 basis points (bps). This solely

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  10. A marriage of inconvenience
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    Agora

    In March 2004, Greece’s young prime minister was a witness at the wedding of Esra Erdogan. Twelve years on, and another young Greek leader is being led a not-so-merry dance by the bride’s father..., an unpredictable neighbour. Saturday’s decision for Turkish forces to start bombing Kurds in northern Syria

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