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EU deal appears promising for Greece, but success rides on efficient use of funds
PoliticsGreek Politicsby Nobel Prize-winning economist Sir Christopher Pissarides. The panel recently delivered its first
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Newsletter 259 -24/07/2020
-pandemic. economist Sir Christopher Pissarides. The panel recently delivered its first draft
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PM seen boosting powers despite making minor alterations to cabinet
PoliticsGreek Politics. The government will also be able to tap around 12 billion euros in loans. The members of the panel formed
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Newsletter 261 -07/08/2020
be able to tap around 12 billion euros in loans. The members of the panel formed by the PM
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High number of Covid-19 cases puts strain on government
PoliticsGreek Politicsin Kathimerini over the weekend highlighted various complaints from the members of the scientific panel
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More Covid-19 measures on way for Athens as public concern grows
PoliticsGreek Politicshave been recommended by the panel of experts advising the government over the issue. Mitsotakis
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Attention turns to economic activity, support measures as Covid-19 vaccine rollout begins
PoliticsGreek Politicsactivity, over the next six months. Sotiris Tsiodras, the epidemiologist who heads the panel of experts
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Govt faces fresh pressure over Covid-19 decisions amid slow start to vaccination scheme
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat there was no recommendation from the official panel for a lockdown in Thessaloniki ahead of the Saint Demetrios
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PM hopes for return to normality by summer, but vaccine progress remains slow
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAgainst the odds, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has expressed his optimism that an acceleration in Covid-19 vaccinations could make a return to normality possible in time for summer. Pressed to give his prediction on when life would return to normal during a panel session at this year’s
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Initials signs for Greek-Turkish exploratory talks seem unpromising
PoliticsForeign Policyand stressed in a panel discussion organised by the Council of Foreign Affairs last Friday
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