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  1. DIMAR's collapse continues, leaving doubts about presidential vote and centre-left
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    the leftists win the next general elections or whether it should be an active member in the effort

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  2. Does Greece need a third programme?
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    authorities by the European Commission, international organisations, individual member states

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  3. Optimism and obstacles in Spain
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    -Joachim Massenberg, a board member of the Federal Association of German Banks, forecasted

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  4. SYRIZA's weak foreign, defence policy credentials a vulnerability

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    of not appreciating the commitments that come with being an EU member. With tension between Cyprus and Turkey

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  5. The arduous road of privatisation in Greece
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    for southeast Europe. From 2011 to 2013 he was a member of the European Commission Task Force for Greece

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  6. Is there (sustainable) growth in Greece?
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    for southeast Europe. From 2011 to 2013 he was a member of the European Commission Task Force for Greece

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  7. The institutional weakness poisoning Greek politics

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    are published online each year but in reality they are just a catalogue of each member’s assets rather than

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  8. Waiting for Godot in Greece
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    . From 2011 to 2013 he was a member of the European Commission Task Force for Greece in Athens. He

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  9. New bribe claims likely to poison Greek politics further ahead of presidential vote

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    member and that he knows Deputy Development Minister Notis Mitarakis and parliamentary spokesman Adonis

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  10. Newsletter 6 - 5/12/2014

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    of a member state and therefore against the ECB’s rules, a SYRIZA government would have to meet

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