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  1. Greece and Albania at loggerheads over hydrocarbons research in Ionian
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    November. With one eye on its ongoing negotiations with lenders, Athens has decided to avoid

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  2. Greek GDP falls by 0.2 pct in Q1 as uncertainty impacts on investments
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    in disposable income by one-third arising from a sharp rise in unemployment and a series of cuts in salaries

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  3. Downturn in retail trade eases to 0.4 pct in March

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    than 24 percent on a nosedive of disposable income by one-third led by a sharp increase

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  4. The key points from Greece's proposal to lenders

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    in order to repay the total amount in two phases: one by the end of June and the second in accordance

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  5. High levels of dissatisfaction among Greeks, Eurostat report shows

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    to an EU-wide one of 7.1). In the living environment dimension, where Greece had a national average

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  6. Greece makes new proposals in search for deal acceptable to lenders and MPs

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    made no new proposals regarding pension reform, which is one of the issues where Greece and its

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  7. Newsletter 30 - 12/06/2015

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    he made before votes were cast on January 25 are becoming a distant memory. If one looks

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  8. Greece rides the ghost train
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    a distant memory. If one looks at the 47-page document sent by the Greek side to lenders last week

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  9. Tsipras gives air of resistance but leaves door ajar for agreement

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    Theodorakis emerged to claim he had been told the prime minister still had “one or two more moves” to make

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  10. Tsipras points to debt relief roadmap as deal clincher
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    animosity. If one strips away the rhetoric from both sides, then what is left is the Greek

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