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  1. Greece said to eye exit plan with precautionary support but no new MoU
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    EconomyProgramme

    , such as maturity extensions and interest rate cuts, this could play a part in making Greek debt more sustainable

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  2. Mixed messages continue to dog SYRIZA
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to play down expectations about what it might do with regards to Greece’s debt. One of the key members

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  3. Newsletter 1 31/10/2014

    Newsletters

    is the management of non-performing loans (NPLs). This, rather than the ECB test results, is expected to play

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  4. The arduous road of privatisation in Greece
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    Agora

    of chairperson and/or chief executive officer. What does this coming and going tell us about the state of play

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  5. Samaras and Tsipras prepared to go toe to toe all the way to February
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    after a general election. The proposal seems to be an attempt to play to two audiences: SYRIZA’s

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  6. Between the sword and the olive branch: Dilemmas of Greek diplomacy
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    Agora

    is also providing Erdogan with a shield behind which he can continue to play out his grandiose dreams

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  7. The politics of debt dynamics in Greece
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    Agora

    Play. [1] This arrangement does not apply to the IMF. Greece has to repay the Washington-based

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  8. SYRIZA shows keener interest in foreign policy as possible elections near
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    with such matters, SYRIZA stepped up efforts to show that it can play a constructive role. It has

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  9. Newsletter 3 - 14/11/2014

    Newsletters

    of play in the country’s real economy are warranted. A mixed picture is emerging, in which positive

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  10. Tsipras bolsters ties with Europe’s rising leftists but also looks beyond

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    himself on the international stage and play a leading role when necessary. This process was highlighted

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