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  1. Government's strategy unclear as pressure from lenders mounts

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , in practice it would undermine the coalition as it is very difficult to see how the vote could be held

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  2. Greece hopes to catch break from ECB as IMF puts its foot down
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    originally been planned. This would undermine the IMF’s debt sustainability analysis, which is also

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  3. Newsletter 25 - 08/05/2015

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    with lenders. In reality, though, it would undermine the government for months, if not years, to come

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  4. Signs of siege mentality in gov't dispute with lenders, BoG governor

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that the Greek government believes there is an attempt to undermine the negotiations. It appears

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  5. Alexis's choice
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    Agora

    left wing if it refuses to back the agreement with lenders. In reality, though, it would undermine

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  6. Newsletter 28 - 29/05/2015

    Newsletters

    is that the Left Platform voiced its concerns and flexed its muscles but ultimately did not undermine

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  7. Lenders put together proposal that may leave Tsipras struggling

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , the impression of Athens being delivered an ultimatum would likely undermine the chances of Tsipras

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  8. Will SYRIZA accept the proposal from Greece's lenders?
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    Agora

    and flexed its muscles but ultimately did not undermine Tsipras. This is also borne out by Lafazanis’s

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  9. The key points from lenders' proposals to Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    policy actions will be taken that would undermine the banks’ solvency. 5) The authorities

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  10. Athens and Skopje press ahead with confidence measures despite uncertainty

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    countries. These measures do not intend to undermine or substitute negotiations taking place under

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