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  1. Newsletter 492 - 23/01/2026

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    among diaspora voters in 2024, securing more than 40% of the postal vote. Fragmented field Polling... with copies rather than original files. Although not definitive proof of a cover‑up, the revelations... and military procurements, this produced a primary surplus of more than 8 billion euros

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  2. Newsletter 500 - 27/03/2026

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    to opt for targeted relief rather than a cut to the Special Consumption Tax reflects both fiscal... rather than addressing their causes. At the same time, the Government Council for Foreign Affairs... continues to shape public sentiment in ways that are both emphatic and nuanced. More than 70

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  3. PM puts on show of unity from ND congress stage as party cohesion frays
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    that the political clock is ticking faster than the constitutional one. Mitsotakis presented a long‑term roadmap... the transformation. One of the most repeated lines of the congress was that ND is “more united than ever... Tsipras’s new formation than the party they currently belong to. In an unprecedented development, some

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  4. PASOK marks 40th anniversary by baring its split personality

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    at less than 10 percent – in two. PASOK marks the 40th anniversary since its founding on September 3...’s better than expected showing as part of the centre-left Olive Tree alliance in May’s European... at the foundation’s event on Monday but Papandreou is due to miss the PASOK proceedings on Wednesday

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  5. How many NPLs in the Greek banking sector are also non-recoverable loans ?
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    uninterrupted in Greece for more than three years. The manner in which they are reported in quarterly... (more than six months) with their repayment obligations (interest and principal). Banks’ efforts to regain the loan may also be blocked through lengthy court proceedings. Many of the NPLs concern

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  6. Newsletter 24 - 24/04/2015

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    to less than half of that amount. The government’s decision stems from the extremely tight liquidity... that began this week. However, less than 1.5 hours later, in an interview with Star TV, Mardas said... on proceedings by suggesting that there is convergence between the two sides, but it is clear

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  7. Greece deal hangs in balance as IMF sees major differences
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    are slightly lower than those in Germany, whilst Greek GDP per capita is less than half the German figure... on proceedings. In unusually strong language, IMF spokesman Gerry Rice stressed during Thursday's regular

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  8. Eurogroup stresses need for quick review, leaves some issues open
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    by 5.1 billion euros in August, which was the biggest monthly reduction in more than a year. However... instalment of ENFIA property tax being due in September, rather than August as had originally been... indicated that the lenders are content with the fact that the Greek state has dropped proceedings

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  9. Newsletter 196 -01/03/2019

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    , 3.6 percent in 2022 and 3.6 percent in 2023. The estimates are more modest than last year, when 2019... will increase by 9.4 percent this year, more than doubling 2018 figure, then accelerate to 14.5 percent... proceedings which in turn will put the target date of clearing the entire backlog by end of 2021

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  10. MPs to vote on changes to governing process as opposition hits out at ND
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    in terms of the distribution of the printed press. It is clear that this week’s proceedings in Parliament will be more politically charged than last week’s vote on the tax bill, which the main opposition... the political clash is likely to be more intense than it has been since the elections in July.

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