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Confidence vote and relief measures expected after Easter break
PoliticsGreek PoliticsFollowing the Easter break, Greek politics is set to get back into full swing this week as the government, which is working on a new package of “positive measures”, is expected to face a confidence vote in Parliament. New Democracy announced last week that it would submit a censure motion
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Turkey's actions in Cypriot EEZ put Athens, Nicosia on alert
PoliticsForeign PolicyRevel, late on Sunday. Revel tweeted that "Israel reiterated its full support and solidarity
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Fears and reassurances over PPC's dire finances
EconomyFeaturesAfter a disastrous set of full-year results for 2018, which showed net losses of over half a billion euros from continued operations, the future of the Public Power Corporation (PPC) has been a topic of hot debate in recent weeks. What caused the company’s finances to turn so dire has also come
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Greek elections: Just the (decisive) details to be settled
Agoraless than 500 euros a month will receive the full amount. Also, the VAT changes this year will see food
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Confidence vote due amid toxic atmosphere, narrowing of opposition poll lead
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe matter had little impact as the media and social media continued to be full of comments
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NBG reports net profits of 131 mln in Q1, accelerating profitability
EconomyBanking. We will take full advantage of it,” he concluded.
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Budget primary surplus at 1.46 bln in Apr, above target by 2.13 bln
EconomyMacroeconomy. The full revenue breakdown will be provided upon the release of the final budget execution bulletin
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SYRIZA tries to build on "positive" measures but polls yet to register bounce
PoliticsGreek Politicsfull-month’s pay, is a pre-election gimmick. In a speech in Larissa, central Greece, on Wednesday
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noted. However, it also observed that the full positive impact would depend on the implementation
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IMF highlights bailout shortcomings in latest admission of programme errors
EconomyProgrammeallowed another 5 percent of GDP, or 10 billion euros to continue being repaid in full until
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