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  1. In clearest statement yet, Tsipras says he'd keep euro
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    SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has attempted to clear up any doubts – at least outside of the country – about whether he favours Greece remaining in the euro. Speaking at the University of Texas on Monday, the leftist politician made it clear that he believes it would be more damaging for Greece

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  2. Athens pleased with Brussels appointments but new Commissioner faces big task
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    This will be a test of Avramopoulos’s ability. The New Democracy politician was nominated by the government after

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  3. Tsipras starts to flesh out SYRIZA's economic policy but questions remain

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    to convince many in this group of voters. He is far from the first Greek politician to identify

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  4. Probe into LAOS leader could spark contest for party's voters

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    allegedly paid 1.6 million euros to an offshore company connected to the right-wing politician

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  5. Newsletter 4 - 21/11/2014

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    , with a lively debate about which political party, individual politician or piece of structural reform

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  6. Waiting for Godot in Greece
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    Agora

    politician or piece of structural reform obligation is responsible for this endless conundrum. While

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  7. SYRIZA looking for six-month breather from troika
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    politician in the party’s economic policy team to have any experience of governing, having served

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  8. Newsletter 17 - 27/02/2015

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    how Varoufakis would explain the agreement in Athens, the German politician has maintained extreme

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  9. Greece: The gathering storm
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    Agora

    politician has maintained extreme pressure on the SYRIZA–Independent Greeks coalition. Ahead of the vote

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  10. Why doesn't Tsipras just cut defence spending?

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    is a conservative and traditionally right-wing institution. As a left-wing politician he runs the risk of losing

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