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Trash dispute troubles SYRIZA ahead of political lull
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government attempted on Thursday to come up with a temporary solution to the strike by municipal rubbish collectors, which has led to trash piling up in the streets. Around 5,000 local authority workers took part in a protest in central Athens on Thursday to demand that the sanitation workers
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In the case of Greek debt, it's the "how" that's missing
Agorato encounter a funding crisis, facing a default on the ECB, led the Fund to dust off a legacy
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HRADF's updated asset development plan sets out next batch of privatisations
EconomyProgrammethat a consortium led by Lamda Development has already been declared the preferred bidder for a cash
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Economic sentiment rises by 0.8 pts in June, consumer confidence improves
EconomyMacroeconomy, the highest reading since the start of the year. This led the consumer confidence indicator to improve by 1
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The conundrum of Greek olive oil exports
EconomyFeaturesoil export template, and this led some to attempt to sell their family farm olive oil as a gourmet
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Athens wrestles with timing of market return, aiming for maximum impact
PoliticsGreek Politicsreturn to the bond markets than the New Democracy-PASOK coalition led by Antonis Samaras in 2014
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Cyprus talks fail to deliver result, leave concerns about future ties
PoliticsForeign Policyyears with a review clause.” For Athens, this was the main reason that led Thursday's talks
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Net job hirings reach 40,599 in six-month
EconomyMacroeconomy, respectively. This led the overall percentage for flexible types of work to rise to 56.8 percent, a figure last
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Survey reveals opinions around Greek shipping cluster's potential
EconomyFeaturesmaritime centres in the next ten years, Singapore led the way at 73 percent, followed by Piraeus (49
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How Cyprus re-entered the market
AgoraIf the speculation is correct, then Greece will tap the bond markets this week for the first time in three years and for the first time under the SYRIZA-led government. Opinion seems to be split over whether this is a good idea, therefore it is worth walking through how Cyprus re-entered the market
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