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  1. Coalition tries to move focus back to scandals
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    premier said that he had only met him twice at public functions. Tzanakopoulos also demanded answers

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  2. Greek banks' NPL selloff gathers speed
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    to under 10 billion euros. Their latest financial report as of Q3 2017 stated that the bank had met

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  3. Doubts about whether package deal with lenders is feasible by June
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    pledged in a teleconference last week that the deadlines would be met. The apparent delays have rekindled

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  4. Ankara tension and Macedonia name talks weigh down coalition
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    , including US Ambassador to Greece Geoffrey Pyatt, who he met on Wednesday. Independent Greeks Spyraki

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  5. Tsipras fends off election rumours, Mitsotakis talks up moderate qualities
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    in an interview with Real FM. “Never have so many party bodies met, while everyone is bound by the central

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  6. Mixed messages on foreign policy put coalition under pressure
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    fear that Kammenos’s bombastic style and his outspoken verbal attacks on Turkey, which are met

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  7. Athens presents growth plan outline as lenders continue to differ on debt relief
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    , ESM, the European Commission and IMF, met in Brussels yesterday to discuss Greek debt relief. Multiple

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  8. Juncker heralds MoU exit but fails to add clarity during Athens visit
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    debt relief if growth targets are not met should not be unconditional or automatic. Earlier

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  9. OECD highlights reforms and imbalances that need to be addressed
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    The Organisation of Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) issued on Monday its latest survey on Greece, which was also accompanied by a visit to Athens by Secretary General Angel Gurria during which he met the Greek Prime Minister and other officials. The Paris-based organisation recognizes

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  10. Technical talks progress but debt relief, credit line continue to grate
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    the Washington Group, comprising of Greece’s main lenders, met yesterday ahead of the Euro Working Group

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