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  1. Economic sentiment at 109.4 in March
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) fell by 3.8 points month-on-month in March to reach 109.4 points, European Commission (EC) figures showed on Monday. In March, the Employment Expectations Indicator..., the EEI has improved by 7.1 points. Additionally, compared to March 2019, the ESI has increased

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  2. Newsletter 246 -03/04/2020

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    reflects positive trend Compared to March 2019, the ESI has increased by 6.4 points, beating the month's EU average reading of 94.8 points Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) fell by 3.8 points month

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  3. Don't let the facts get in the way of "Argentinology"
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    Agora

    shots and ignorant remarks that further exposed the low calibre some of those who participated

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  4. EU-Turkey refugee agreement: A life saver or a dud?
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    Agora

    underlined its own diplomatic immaturity by allowing critical remarks about Turkey, including a reference

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  5. Energy drives closer cooperation between Greece, Cyprus and Egypt
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    in his public remarks as well as the discussions he had with Greek officials behind closed doors. Athens

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  6. Erdogan's questioning of border treaty catches Athens cold
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    SYRIZA’s coalition partner, Independent Greeks, suggested that the Turkish president’s remarks were

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  7. Erdogan comments draw new, but cautious, response from Athens
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    Athens has been forced to respond to remarks by Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggesting that Ankara should back the interests of populations formerly under Ottoman rule, which are the latest in a series of comments that views Greece sees as provocative. Speaking at the Recep Tayyip

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  8. The place where sanity goes to die
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    Agora

    issue in his opening remarks and then appearing uncomfortable about providing any meaningful

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  9. New Democracy in spotlight as coalition draws hope on labour reforms
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the remarks, arguing that they widen the north/south divide, he stopped short of calling for the Dutch

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  10. What Dijsselbloem didn't say
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    Agora

    the Greek government condemned his remarks as being “unhelpful.” The Dutch finance minister, who may

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