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  1. Tsipras eyes expansionary measures in 2019 as he starts building post-MoU narrative
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras gave a wide-ranging televised interview on Wednesday night in an apparent attempt to build on Tuesday’s bond issue and make one last attempt to win back some support before things wind down for August. Although the premier touched on several issues, including

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  2. An unsettling role-reversal for Greece and Germany
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    Agora

    in a broad-ranging speech on Tuesday. They are “unsuited to moving Europe forward,” the Bavarian party said

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  3. China's Footprint in Southeast Europe: Constructing the "Balkan Silk Road"
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    Agora

    . These challenges are substantial, ranging from a critical assessment of the BRI’s objectives

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  4. US view on Greece proving constant amid change
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    Agora

    Alexis Tsipras’s recent visit to the USA was something of a curate’s egg, ranging between high diplomacy and acute embarrassment. It would be wrong, though, to dismiss its implications. The Greek prime minister's mistranslation and mangling of a Greek proverb during the final appearance of his long

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  5. Greece continues debt management with swap of bonds worth 30 bln
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    Economy

    various degrees of premiums per 100,000 euros of PSI bonds submitted for the swap, ranging from

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  6. High participation rate helps bond swap tick box
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    Economy

    for the lower coupon, Greece offered various degrees of premiums ranging from 0.875 percent to 1.75

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  7. Budget primary surplus at 4.65 bln in 11-month on lower expenditure
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    outperformance ranging between 38 and 66 million euros. Revenues from VAT increased by 6 percent

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  8. How Greece sleepwalked off a cliff in 2009, in black and white

    Agora

    of reason. A complicit media allowed figures ranging from the centre stage all the way to cult

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  9. BoG sees ample capital space for banks to sell bad loans
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    EconomyBanking

    against what proportion of the stock in scope is sold, ranging from 25 percent to full sale, 100 percent

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  10. Newsletter 151 -16/02/2018

    Newsletters

    to conservative MPs and launched wide-ranging attack on Tsipras and his coalition partner, Defence Minister

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