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  1. First day of talks highlights distance that needs to be covered
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    to make a second visit to wrap up the unresolved issues, while the government seems to be aiming

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  2. Wait continues for agreement on measures, tension builds in Athens
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    and Tsipras. Speculation has it that the finance minister is keen to wrap up the agreement and thought

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  3. Progress seen in Brussels talks but no deal in sight yet
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    to wrap up the talks as soon as possible. However, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras seems to have been

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  4. IMF Spring Meetings seen as next waypoint in completion of review
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    a few days in Athens to wrap things up. The Eurogroup at which the complete package is expected

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  5. Under fire in Parliament, coalition looks to imminent conclusion of review talks

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    within May. European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici also stressed the need to wrap up

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  6. No certainties for Athens before Eurogroup as lenders try for debt deal
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    change by extending the talks for a few more days. The Greek government is keen to wrap things up

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  7. There's always next season
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    A stale parliamentary debate that rarely stayed on topic seemed a good way to wrap up another disappointing political season in Greece. Monday’s discussion was meant to be about the June 15 Eurogroup agreement, but it is doubtful if any Greeks emerged much the wiser about their immediate and longer

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  8. IMF insists fiscal targets unrealistic, cites historical evidence to support case
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    to increase. The IMF’s final piece of historical evidence to wrap up its call for realistic assumptions

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  9. Government rounds off legislative activity, Mitsotakis offers alternative on education
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    The Greek government is trying to wrap up its legislative activity before the summer break so that it can then focus on different tasks from September. A raft of amendments was submitted to Parliament this week, much to the annoyance of the opposition parties. New Democracy walked out of the House

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  10. About to soar? Greece's economy still needs to be handled with care
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    that need to be completed. The aim is to wrap it up by the end of the year so it can be signed off

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