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  1. Kammenos dismisses talk of coalition rift but maintains Macedonia name objections
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    an agreement can be reached with FYROM and when this would be put to Greek Parliament could still

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  2. Greece prepares for bond issue, looks to pave way for programme exit
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    in Kathimerini, the lenders are aiming to put all these pieces together before the June 21 Eurogroup

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  3. Athens facing final steps in third review as next milestones identified
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    that whatever strategy is put forward ensures that the fiscal targets for the coming years (3.5 percent of GDP

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  4. New Democracy turns up heat on Tsipras and Kammenos
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    questioned why the witnesses felt the need to be put under protection since their accusations concern

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  5. Newsletter 151 -16/02/2018

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    and the hydrocarbon exploration going on off Cyprus, where ENI says it has discovered gas, look to have put Ankara

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  6. Some loose ends ahead of Eurogroup, questions remain over IMF's role

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    that the European lenders have done enough to put Greece’s debt on a sustainable path. During

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  7. Greek health care spending in the spotlight
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    , as the country’s agreement to spending cuts in exchange for an international bailout put the brakes

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  8. Fourth review begins, with Athens and creditors also focussing on post-MoU era
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    that the creditors will give the green light in the coming days so that the review can be put to bed

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  9. Reshuffle scenarios resurface for Tsipras after ministers resign over rent subsidies
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    Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras may be forced to put into action his plans for a cabinet reshuffle after losing two ministers unexpectedly. Reports suggest that the Greek leader may announce changes before the end of the week. Economy Minister Dimitris Papadimitriou and his wife, Alternate Social

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  10. Tight schedule ahead for Athens and lenders in build-up to MoU exit

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    that put the possibility of concluding matters well ahead of August 20. It is, however, also

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