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  1. IMF flags up weak growth, long-term debt sustainability and reform pledges in Article IV report
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    , the country still lags its peers in liberalising most service professions and scores lower in overall

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  2. New overdue taxes rise by 428 mln in June, total stock above 102 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of debtors who currently service their debts without enforced measures. During June, the monthly rate

    3%

  3. Mitsotakis plans cuts to pension contributions, aims to add private element to system
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of sackings in the civil service but indicated he would maintain a policy of one hiring for every five

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  4. New overdue taxes rise by 377 mln in July, total stock above 102 bln for second month

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    such measures enforced against them, leaving just over a quarter of debtors who currently service their debts

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  5. Unemployment rate falls to 19 pct in Q2
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ), accommodation and food service activities (9.9 percent), manufacturing (9.3 percent), public

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  6. New overdue taxes rise by 849 mln in August with total stock at 102.81 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    currently service their debts without enforced measures. During August, the monthly rate

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  7. Tsipras reaches settlement with church, aiming to subdue critics

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The removal of around 10,000 priests from the civil service means that the government can replace

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  8. With eye on elections, Tsipras talks up public sector hirings
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    positions vacant in the health service as departures continue. Tsipras said that there would be another

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  9. A European intelligence school led by Greece and Cyprus?
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    Agora

    by their national intelligence service or by the school, and under which requirements? Most

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  10. Despite some common ground, revision of constitution makes for new battleground
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    as a result of the deal with Ieronymos, allowing new hires to replace them in the civil service. Pushing

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