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  1. Newsletter 15 - 13/02/2015

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    would have it in 2012, to national leader entered its final phase. The natural reflex to play down

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  2. Complications over president a taste of things to come for Tsipras?
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    with the eurozone. Of course, there is a possibility that Lafazanis has chosen to play his

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  3. You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
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    of the crisis.” By the time the second programme came into play, the eurozone had put in place

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  4. Greek digital economy lagging due to weak demand, lack of skills

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    %), listen to music, watch films and play games online (52%), and use the internet to communicate via

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  5. The education of Alexis Tsipras
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    . The natural reflex to play down SYRIZA’s success as a victory for the left but one that would benefit

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  6. Where next for Greece's troubled privatisation programme under SYRIZA?

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    from privatisations are earmarked for paying off Greece’s debt and play a key role

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  7. After Eurogroup, hard work, more pressure and sliver of hope for Greece
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    ” - entering ministries “with a power play that smacked of a colonial attitude” has “finished.” Varoufakis

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  8. Newsletter 20 - 20/03/2015

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    in April 2014. It speaks volumes on the state of play of current Greek–German relations that a visit

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  9. Sowing the seeds of anomie in Greece
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

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    Store and Google Play. Nick Malkoutzis

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  10. Greece to pay IMF but concluding negotiations will be a tougher task
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    much of a backlash, especially as it will play the “national interest” card. Negotiations A greater

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