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  1. Report reveals institutions’ views on labour market reforms

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    to the institutions’ proposal. The minimum wage in Greece was determined after bilateral negotiations between

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  2. Lavrov visit yields little for Athens, which denies Iranian bank veto
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's visit to Athens this week did not produce any concrete results even though the Greek government had been expecting at least a positive sign with regards to the prospects of a bilateral cooperation in the energy sector. The Greek side, however, was pleased

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  3. Trade after Brexit: How Greece and the EU will be affected

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    billion pounds (almost 53%). Equally important is the UK's bilateral trade with the European Union

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  4. Turkey ratchets up pressure on Greece in wake of extradition ruling
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    is not a bilateral matter, as Turkey's Foreign Ministry made clear from the very first moment following its

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  5. Greece sees Turkey close to crossing 'red line' in Aegean
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    . If I had to choose between a court and a bilateral, substantial and real agreement, a process

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  6. Athens waits for dust to settle after Erdogan's victory in Turkish referendum
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    European course may soon come to an end. Before that happens, Athens should reinstate its bilateral

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  7. Rising tension in Western Balkans add to diplomatic concerns
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    so, his visit did not bring any new or concrete results in bilateral terms. Turkish worries

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  8. Ankara directs ire at Athens over ruling on soldiers as Cyprus talks drift
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    warned Greece that “this decision will inevitably affect our bilateral relations and our

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  9. What can Greece expect at the next Eurogroup?
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    be needed. Also, the Europeans do not want the bilateral (GLF) loans from the first bailout and the more

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  10. Athens cautious after Skopje suggests concession on name issue
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    these talks are measures that will seek the improvement of bilateral relations that will definitely

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