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  1. Newsletter 105 - 03/02/2017

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    this is not enough to bridge the gap of some 4 billion that the IMF projects for after 2018, Athens

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  2. IMF sees much scope for reform progress, particularly on tax in Article IV report
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    the second highest in the euro area. Growth IMF projects a modest GDP growth of 0.4 percent in 2016

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  3. Tsakalotos and Stournaras raise objections to IMF assumptions
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    DSA. This projects primary surpluses of 1.5 percent of GDP in the long-run and stresses that Greece

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  4. Russia sanctions, regional diplomacy dominate Tsipras visit to Ukraine
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    of the Ukrainian crisis has halted a number of energy projects that have an effect on Greece’s interests

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  5. European Commission positive on Greece's macro and fiscal prospects
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of the hike in the tobacco tax in 2017. Brussels projects Greece will achieve the 2017 primary surplus target

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  6. Newsletter 107 - 17/02/2017

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    projects Greece will achieve the 2017 primary surplus target of 1.75 percent of GDP on the back

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  7. Athens remains optimistic but no breakthrough in talks yet
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    projects this optimistic message, in the background there does not seem to have been any breakthrough

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  8. New attempt to get Cyprus talks back on track
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    in Cyprus’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ). These projects "could determine the future of Cyprus’s

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  9. Cyprus talks rolling again but Athens seems sceptical
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    it once more,” he added. Turkish Cypriots reject drilling projects because they believe

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  10. With review set to resume, Tsipras looks for post-deal strategy
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Central Bank’s QE programme and the completion of projects involving the private sector. Over the last

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