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  1. Greek and Turkish PMs tone things down, look to new Cyprus talks
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    of bilateral relations in various sectors, in tourism, transport (e.g. Izmir–Thessaloniki coastal

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  2. Athens aiming to intensify talks with neighbours
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    logical course is for bilateral relations to improve. The Greek government, however, is concerned

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  3. Why it makes sense for ESM to swap Greece's IMF loans
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    into repayment is the GLF bilateral loans of the first programme, which are due to be repaid from 2020

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  4. Greece prepares for Erdogan visit, limits extent of Sharia law
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    a message that although Greece and Turkey may face numerous bilateral challenges

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  5. Erdogan makes forceful start to visit, catches Athens off guard
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    on stronger bilateral ties to engage with Ankara. However, the start to Erdogan’s trip suggests

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  6. Erdogan ends trip with softer tone, consensus on refugees
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    to strengthen bilateral ties at an important time for Greece. Government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos

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  7. Erdogan visit leaves Athens with much to ponder, no visible signs of progress
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    Differences also remain on the Cyprus issue, which is not a bilateral matter but both countries are still

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  8. Athens seeks new approach as Nimetz visit marks more intensive name talks
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    ). The new name will be used at the international level, at international organisations and for bilateral

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  9. Kotzias prepares for significant Skopje visit after making treaty proposal
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    will refer to the “positive agenda” regarding bilateral relations. The troublesome issues The name

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  10. Much ground to cover on prior actions despite privatisation progress
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    a question mark over whether the remaining leftover funds could be used to reduce the amount of bilateral

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