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  1. Soldiers' return from Turkey provides Tsipras with timely boost

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on the outskirts of Athens. The government will also welcome this change in mood as Greece heads towards

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  2. Getting to the church on time
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    Agora

    and healthcare sectors, would be a welcome development. However, this has to happen based on a clear

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  3. Chasing investment, the Greek dream
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    Agora

    and up to date. The numbers suggest that although a market-friendly and stable environment is welcome

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  4. Minimum wage increase set for end of January amid concerns about economic impact
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    Economy

    euros in France. While workers would certainly welcome an increase in their minimum earnings, Greece

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  5. Macedonia name issue: Agreement and disagreement
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    Agora

    of a dispute that has been fuelled by the fear and suspicion of irredentism, they are welcome. Against

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  6. Are Chinese investments starting to hit a wall in Germany?
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    Agora

    economies in Europe. Although countries such as Germany continue to welcome Chinese investments, federal

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  7. SYRIZA keeps up calls for cooperation but with focus on voters rather than parties
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    they receive positive responses, although any initiatives to create greater cohesion are welcome

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  8. Newsletter 202 -12/04/2019

    Newsletters

    for the year. Developments on the economic front also provide a welcome diversion from the scandal

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  9. Extending Brexit: Reaching the Larry David moment of the saga

    Agora

    , if not exhausted, by it. The breathing space that the extension creates is more than welcome for all

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  10. Greeks among world's most discontent with democratic process, survey finds
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    Society

    of view. While some might welcome change, others might prefer if things stayed the same.

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