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  1. Record year for company launches in 2018, small enterprises continue to dominate

    EconomyFeatures

    , thus leading to many closures. Dramatic changes to self-employed tax contributions were introduced

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  2. Greek elections: Just the (decisive) details to be settled
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    Agora

    Barring any dramatic twists, the outcome of Greece’s next general election seems to have been decided. But the date of the vote is less of a certainty. The May 26 European Parliament and local elections will serve as a litmus test for the national ballot and could determine when Prime Minister

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  3. Tsipras calls snap elections after heavy defeat that puts ND on course for clear majority
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    take a dramatic turnaround to now prevent the centre-right party ascending to power next month

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  4. Government opts for modest tax relief, but who will benefit?

    EconomyFeatures

    the income tax scale, with the most dramatic being the lowering of the base tax rate from 22

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  5. Spree of media deals puts spotlight back on ownership issues

    Society

    of this dramatic shift in news consumption on popular choices and attitudes. As the traditional media

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  6. A virus is spreading across China, but so is the demand for transparency
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    Agora

    As the coronavirus in China leads to ever more expansive measures by the authorities in Beijing and governments as well as corporate entities across the globe, two aspects of this dramatic development are starting to come into greater focus: The management of information involved in this fast

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  7. Tensions within SYRIZA en route to membership ballot, party conference
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , even here Tsipras’s old ally Yanis Varoufakis has stolen the lead with characteristically dramatic

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  8. Greece prepares more measures to support economy after Eurogroup relaxes fiscal restrictions

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    that Greece would not have to produce a 3.5 percent of GDP primary surplus this year. The dramatic impact

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  9. ND focussed on keeping coronavirus numbers down in build-up to Greek Easter
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    a dramatic recession, Greece will soon need to turn to loans from the European institutions, leading

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  10. Will the Covid-19 crisis undermine the EU Green Deal? A view from Europe's periphery
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    Agora

    of the COVID-19 are likely to be particularly dramatic in southern member-States, not least due

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