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Tsipras tries to resolve trash row as opposition goes on offensive
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDemocracy on 33 percent, up half a point from May, and SYRIZA on 15, down 1.5 points since last month
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Conference on Cyprus: foot-dragging towards a dead end
Agorathe negotiations. All those developments might point to the fact that the idea of a bi-zonal bi-communal
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Some relief for coalition but bold claims about programme exit a concern
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat Tsipras and his government have taken up three years to bring Greece back to the point
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PMI at 50.5 in June, posting first growth in 10 months
EconomyMacroeconomyGreeceās Manufacturing PMI rose by 0.9 points in June according to Markit, standing above the 50.0 point no-change threshold for the first time since August 2016 and signalling a marginal improvement in the Greek manufacturing sector. The PMI stood at 50.5 in June, up from 49.6 in May, rising after
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There's always next season
Agoraprogressing from this point onwards. In fact, the whole debate looked backwards rather than forwards
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Trade deficit up 14.2 pct in May as imports increase along with exports
EconomyMacroeconomyfor the first five months of the year point to a notable rise in the trade deficit by 24.7 percent to 10.09
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ESM approves next bailout tranche, providing Athens with some relief
PoliticsGreek Politicsby the ESM for the same purpose. The second sub-tranche is expected at some point between the beginning
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Possibility remains for trial bond issue before IMF debt analysis
PoliticsGreek Politicsthis point publicly. The alternative for the government if it does not tap the markets now is to wait until
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EC recommends symbolic closure of deficit procedure as Athens mulls bond issue
PoliticsGreek Politicsa decision on the Greek programme on July 20, which is seen as a cut-off point if Athens is to tap
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Movement on name issue but Athens keeps expectations low
PoliticsForeign Policyand Germany, regarding its neighboring country's NATO accession. The same analysts point out recent statements
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