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  1. Cyprus cable dispute and Crete mafia case cast fresh clouds over TIF reset agenda

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The former minister, who withdrew from frontline politics after losing the 2019 elections, also hints

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  2. Moody's keeps rating unchanged at 'Baa3' - outlook stable
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    Economy

    . Moody’s hints that the next rating upgrade could be in the further future as the current fiscal

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  3. It’s not just young Greeks who are looking abroad, older professionals have joined the queue

    Society

    in the door, are leaving or considering leaving the country underlines what a deep impact

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  4. For Stournaras, it's out of the frying pan and into the heating oil

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    resisted these calls. He argues that a tax reduction would open the back door to smugglers. He also

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  5. How big is Greek fiscal gap? Will cuts be needed? Here's our Q&A

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . This was interpreted as closing the door on the idea of a "political negotiation." By removing herself

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  6. DIMAR faces struggle to survive in 2014, a year of elections
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    not to close the door on cooperation with SYRIZA, which consistently led opinion polls in December

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  7. Newsletter 5 - 28/11/2014

    Newsletters

    -memorandum Greece. Usually, these client meetings are closed-door affairs. Proceedings remain

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  8. From London to Paris, no happy returns for Greece
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    Agora

    meetings are closed-door affairs. Proceedings remain confidential and public communication about

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  9. Newsletter 7 - 12/12/2014

    Newsletters

    Minister Antonis Samaras as another step towards the crisis exit door. “Confidence in our country

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  10. Greece: Where did it all go wrong?
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    Agora

    When Greece returned to international bond markets in April this year after a four-year exile, it was trumpeted by Prime Minister Antonis Samaras as another step towards the crisis exit door. “Confidence in our country was confirmed by the most objective judge – the markets,” he said after

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