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Ankara directs ire at Athens over ruling on soldiers as Cyprus talks drift
PoliticsForeign Policyonce again”. Moreover, Ankara argues that “we do not see the support and cooperation that we need
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Tsipras and Mitsotakis cheer Macron win, hope to benefit
PoliticsGreek Politicsand Finance Minister Michel Sapin promised support in private but failed to deliver, Macron seemed
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Timetable set for multi-bill vote, Athens hopes for debt progress in meantime
PoliticsGreek Politicsit will not support the expansionary counter-measures. The indications are that the government will go
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The SEKAP case and extrajudicial debt restructuring
Legalpractice areas, while meeting today’s corporate needs for stable support and strategic design.
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Full backing for multi-bill from coalition MPs, Tsipras looks to lenders for next step
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe multi-bill of measures agreed between the Greek government and its lenders passed through Parliament in Athens on Thursday night with the support of all 153 coalition MPs. There were no major surprises for the government, which had been confident that it had secured all the votes of its
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Athens seeks clarification from UN envoy as Cyprus talks head for dead-end
PoliticsForeign Policy. A Facebook group was formed calling for both communities to display their support for unification. Several
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Athens unsettled by speculation about proposal at June 15 Eurogroup
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe party’s support. A meeting of SYRIZA’s political secretariat next Tuesday will provide a further
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Athens encouraged by terms for new round of Cyprus talks
PoliticsForeign Policy. At this moment, those who support a solution on the Cyprus issue tend to stress the need for negotiations
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What can Greece expect at the next Eurogroup?
Agoraa clear indication in the Eurogroup statement of the support for Greece’s efforts to start borrowing
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Athens cautious after Skopje suggests concession on name issue
PoliticsForeign Policydevelopments when Moscow appeared to support former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski. His successor, Zaev, said
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