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Despite fresh uncertainty, Tsipras insists focus is on four-year term
PoliticsGreek Politicsinsisted last week during a visit in Thessaloniki that he would be “foolish” to want to call snap elections
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Parties draw dividing lines ahead of new protests over name issue
PoliticsGreek Politicslay claim to a “Macedonian” language and that a minimum compromise should be to call it “Slavo
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What the ECB did next - a tale from another crisis
Agora, but still hugely problematic, economic contraction, and it was Draghi’s call. A key question is whether
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After reaching name settlement, Skopje and Athens face more hurdles to ratify deal
PoliticsForeign Policy, however, will not translate the name and will call its neighbouring country Severna Makedonija
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IMF concludes Article IV consultation, prepares to publish DSA in July
EconomyProgrammethe same approach as in other eurozone countries that exited their bailouts. “We will have what we call
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High level of opposition to Macedonia name deal seems to boost New Democracy’s ratings
PoliticsGreek Politicsto bide his time and call elections next year, when the economy is likely to be in better shape
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Mitsotakis warns party to be ready for elections as political contest intensifies
PoliticsGreek PoliticsNew Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis is attempting to ensure that his party will be prepared for the next elections amid concerns that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras may call a snap vote with the aim of catching the conservatives off guard. Speaking to New Democracy’s political committee
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Greece-Russia spat intensifies but Athens hopes worst is over
PoliticsForeign PolicyPutin invited Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to visit Moscow during a phone call in March and the planned
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S&P revises outlook to positive, sees encouraging signs after debt deal
Economyexpectations and fiscal targets are not met, they could potentially call for private sector involvement
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IMF voices concerns over long-term debt, sees more relief being needed
EconomyProgrammeis breached in 2038, which would call for additional debt relief. To further illustrate the concern
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