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  1. Mitsotakis applies pressure over MoU exit and name talks
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    if Greece is not going to receive any more funding. Mitsotakis argued that next year’s pension cuts

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  2. Key debt relief talks fail to result in deal, leaving IMF role in doubt

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    with funding in Greece. This would leave open the possibility, though, of the IMF being involved

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  3. More debt talks lined up but chances of IMF departure growing
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    to funding needs not exceeding 15 percent of GDP. Fiscal measures There may be some within the Greek

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  4. Fourth review nears conclusion, clearing path for debt relief agreement

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    that will ensure for the next decade or so Greece’s debt repayments, and therefore funding needs as well

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  5. IMF's Article IV conclusion outlines progress and remaining risks on road to recovery
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    to build up capital buffers along with further steps to mitigate liquidity and funding risks. The IMF has

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  6. Greek debt management agency sees Eurogroup debt deal favourably
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    funding costs that is the base it lends to Greece. The PDMA highlights the “rendez-vous clause

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  7. Blueprint for election battle laid out in Parliament debate
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    on the business dealings of Mitsotakis’s wife, referencing reports that claimed her business received funding from

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  8. Is a lack of spending hampering Greece's firefighting capabilities?

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    and “not having a clue” when he implied last week that the firefighting fleet was less than airworthy. Funding

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  9. ESM releases final tranche of third bailout, boosting cash buffer ahead of exit
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    enough to meet its funding needs for 22 months. In a statement, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s office

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  10. Under relentless pressure from opponents, Tsipras unveils plans for new crisis agency
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    euros in funding has been secured for the service, which will be provided with extra staff

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