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With review stalled, Athens continues to be coy on concessions
PoliticsGreek Politicsit might be perceived. The survey, for the iefimerida news website, put New Democracy ahead on 28.6 percent
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IMF far more pessimistic than eurozone on Greek debt, urges significant relief
EconomyProgrammeit will not fall below a floor of 4.5 percent. Compared to the latest DSA put together by the eurozone
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IMF sees much scope for reform progress, particularly on tax in Article IV report
EconomyProgrammeflexible labour market framework must be avoided as it would put the potential gains for investment
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IMF examines where programme went wrong, what lessons were learnt
EconomyProgrammeput a severe strain on the social fabric of the country. Frequent episodes of political instability
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Athens waits for move from lenders to get review going
PoliticsGreek Politicseffort to put the idea of leaving the eurozone firmly on the table. Grexit continues to be an idea
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Waste management remains Greece's biggest environmental challenge, says EU
Societywork, there are big gaps in how these rules and policies are put into practice across member states
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Lenders make proposal to Athens but no immediate breakthrough expected
PoliticsGreek Politicsof disagreement and inaction. The proposal reportedly put to Tsakalotos is that the Greek government
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Athens waits for Moscovici visit, eyes debt relief and lower volume of measures
PoliticsGreek Politicsinto account. The Commission’s data put Greece’s primary surplus for last year at 2 percent of GDP
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Tsipras's choices are becoming clearer but not any easier
AgoraThe mist is gradually lifting and the choices available to the beleaguered Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras are becoming clearer. The proposal put to Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos by Greece’s lenders on Friday in order to conclude the programme review would involve Athens adopting roughly 2
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Progress rather than breakthrough the target at Eurogroup
PoliticsGreek Politicswill put his name to is some clarity on debt relief. While Athens accepts that the medium-term debt relief
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