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  1. Athens treads fine line as talks with Ankara beckon following Aegean stand-off
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    research in southern Crete or near the island of Kastellorizo. Additionally, Athens wants to be sure

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  2. Lenders acknowledge reforms, flag up tricky fiscal path ahead

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    analysis since the fifth enhanced surveillance review. Naturally, in the near-term the debt

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  3. Newsletter 274 -20/11/2020

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    of 32 billion euros and could have positive impact in the growth outlook. In the near-term the debt

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  4. Newsletter 275 -27/11/2020

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    . The programme overseers also highlight that the near-term financing conditions will be supported

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  5. Newsletter 276 -04/12/2020

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    pct in 2021 and 5.6 pct in 2022. Due to the pandemic, in the near-term debt is seen climbing to 208

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  6. Parties clash ahead of budget vote, govt looks to ease holiday lockdown for churches

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    the difference in tone, opposition to the measures within the church is believed to be near-unanimous

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  7. Cabinet reshuffle and Covid-19 strategy dominate agenda for start of 2021
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    pressure on the public health front over the coming months and the economy can return to somewhere near

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  8. Structural considerations for a prosperous Greece

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    and what are the constraints for near term budgets. Can the Greek body politic do this? The Pissarides

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  9. New Year reshuffle brings more MPs into cabinet, keeps key ministers in post

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Yiannis Vroutsis, whose departure was considered a near-certainty in light of slow progress on New

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  10. Newsletter 279 -13/11/2020

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    a near-certainty in light of slow progress on New Democracy’s flagship pension reform policy

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