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  1. Mandatory e-payments come into force as Greece seeks to boost card use further
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    EconomyFeatures

    , but businesses did not match this with the means to pay electronically. To counter this, in April... the arrangements necessary for customers to pay electronically as well as by cash. The move targets sectors where..., Mastercard, Maestro and Union Pay. They are also required to make mandatory payments to legally licensed

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  2. Property ownership waning in Greece as renting takes over

    Society

    or probably unfair. Most respondents (38.3 percent) said that they would struggle to pay the coming year’s ENFIA property tax, while 25.4 percent did not think that they would be able to pay it at all. Around 21.6 percent said that they would be able to pay. Asked what they would do if they couldn’t

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  3. Poll shows support for ND in several policy areas as pension bill debate heats up
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    -employed Greeks would face a heavier contributions bill just so that one in 10 could pay less... and freelancers would have to pay under the new system would be higher than under the scheme... suggested that only 70,000 pensioners would see any noticeable increase in their retirement pay

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  4. PM goes big on minimum wage increase, but opposition unmoved
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    growth. The raise will take gross minimum pay from 663 euros to 713 euros per month an increase of 50... to benefit from what he described as “a decision of responsibility and solidarity”. The minimum pay rise... to the announcement by saying the new minimum wage doesn’t suffice to pay electricity bills, while KINAL

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  5. Greece sets up working group to monitor implications of Brexit

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    claim, which has not been able to convince a skeptical member over the significance of its... international developments as it did 65 years ago when, following World War II, member states addressed... policies on a number of issues. · What the 27 EU member states should have as a common negotiating line

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  6. After Zaev gestures, Athens tries to formulate pact with Skopje

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    will have to take during a set period until FYROM becomes a full NATO and European Union member... EU member. According to the report, this would mean that the current constitutional name (Republika... a NATO member, Skopje needs to have already taken all the necessary measures to conduct bilateral

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

    EconomyProgramme

    will be acceptable both to the member countries and the markets, it would be logical to keep Greece under surveillance using the legislation" that supports the two-pack system adopted for eurozone member... budgetary plans and ensuring the correction of excessive deficit” of member states; and strengthen

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  8. Kotzias takes next step in effort to reach name deal, settle Balkan issues
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    be noted that 137 UN member states have recognised FYROM under its constitutional name. In the EU... member states such as Germany also refer to FYROM under its constitutional name. Language, identity...” based on the argument that there are EU member states like Germany and the United Kingdom where

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  9. Moments to remember from the euro crisis
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    Agora

    between member states. This is where things get messier because the lines between technocracy... technocrats appeared to dictate economic and fiscal policy. In the member states that were in better..., make it much more difficult for member states to end up in such a perilous situation again are now

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  10. The EU decision excluding nuclear and fossil fuels from the Just Transition Fund

    Legal

    ). The ambassadors from the EU member states agreed that the JTF should not finance nuclear or natural gas... by ambassadors from the EU’s 27 member states stipulated that the Just Transition “shall not support... in which there are at least two broadband networks of equivalent category. The decision brings member

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