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  1. SYRIZA's only chance

    Agora

    it has been given then the best service it can offer to Greece is to deal with the deep-rooted malaise

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  2. In decision to ally with Independent Greeks, Tsipras takes high risk option

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    positions going to some of his MPs. The ease with which the deal was clinched suggests that he did not make

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  3. Newsletter 13 - 30/01/2015

    Newsletters

    to be in place by July, when the first of two Greek government bonds held by the ECB is due. The deal

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  4. After rocky start, some political backing for SYRIZA but ECB holds key
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    President Jean-Claude Juncker as the moment when such a deal could be reached. This sounds like

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  5. Greek coalition sets out plans for public sector, wages and pensions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    While the focus has been on the Greek government’s negotiations with eurozone officials over a possible new debt deal, the SYRIZA-Independent Greeks coalition has been preparing its policies on the domestic front. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is due to present his government’s policy programme

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  6. What are the implications of the ECB's decision for Greek banks?
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    Economy

    on Eurogroup to quickly reach a mutually beneficial deal between Greece and its partners”. It also noted

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  7. After Schaeuble talks, Greek gov't still focussed on ditching existing bailout

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the design of the existing programme is not equipped to deal with. However, the key point of contention

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  8. Everybody be cool
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    Agora

    that will lead to neither side losing much face and leave them in a position to deal

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  9. Greece almost last in EU for press freedom, index finds

    Society

    The failure to deal with police violence against journalists during protests is mainly to blame for Greece being ranked second lowest in the European Union for media freedom, the authors of the 2015 World Press Freedom Index have said. Up eight places, Greece is now in 91st position out of 180

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  10. Greece's fiscal, debt and funding goals as set out at Eurogroup

    EconomyProgramme

    legislating on how to deal with NPLs and the backlog of tax arrears, which has reached around 70 billion

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