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  1. Unemployment down slightly to 24.6 pct in November
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    reading since May 2012. The number of employed increased marginally to 3.62 million, while

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  2. Mapping the views of the Greeks
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    Society

    for the crisis and conscious that Greece is in decline, they may be seeking mental compensating for the loss

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  3. Coalition hopes to ride out pension and tax dispute with farmers

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the coalition may have a little more leeway timewise than the farmers. The other factor on the government’s

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  4. Multiple crises fence in Greece
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    Agora

    may have talked his way into power but he cannot charm his way out of this predicament

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  5. Greek regions perform poorly in social progress index

    Society

    into a single final score for each region. Comments and suggestions may be submitted

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  6. Greek stocks rebound 5.8 pct over week

    Economy

    may be inevitable for meeting the pledged target of 1 percent of GDP pension cost savings in 2016

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  7. Newsletter 64 - 26/02/2016

    Newsletters

    in Europe is that Greece has so far been a transit country. It may have received close to 900,000

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  8. Under pressure to justify existence, To Potami goes to congress
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    vote of May 2014. In fact, it is thought that a number of Potami supporters backed Mitsotakis

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  9. As SYRIZA's sparkle fades is there a centrist alliance in the making?

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    with New Democracy may be a more viable option. Interestingly, although a ProRata poll published

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  10. The refugee crisis and the beast within
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    Agora

    far been a transit country. It may have received close to 900,000 arrivals last year, and more than

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