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  1. From MoU exit to Grexit: Where next for Greece?
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    Agora

    , this delay will lead to the economic stagnation Greece saw in 2016 continuing in 2017 and carrying over

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  2. Progress seen in Brussels talks but no deal in sight yet
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Reports suggested that there was a positive mood at both meetings and that the leaders saw eye

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  3. Since 2010, declared income has plummeted but tax due has risen
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    EconomyFeatures

    (65.9 percent) in 2010. On the flipside, taxpayers with commercial activity saw their share of total

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  4. Stocks record losses of 1.8 pct during week, amid light trading volumes

    Economy

    The Greek equity market traded mostly in negative territory this week with very soft trading volumes, dropping by 1.8 percent and ending a 3-week rally that saw cumulative gains of 7.5 percent. Investors preferred to stay on the sidelines, taking part of their profits ahead of the crucial meetings

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

    Rising tension in the Western Balkans and Turkey's continuing policy of provoking tensions with Greece are uppermost in Athens’s foreign policy agenda at the moment. Thursday’s dramatic events, which saw hundreds of VMRO-DPMNE supporters storm the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM

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  6. The reflection in Golden Dawn's mirror
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    Agora

    but a reflection of the country’s failed politics. What we saw in the mirror this week was a particularly

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  7. The wit and will of men
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    Agora

    to be put on hold. Athens saw these two developments as vital to its ultimate goal of lowering

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  8. Survey shows 42 pct of Greek expats unlikely to return
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    Society

    to Greece (42 percent versus 35 percent last year). Forty percent saw themselves returning in three

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  9. Tsipras tackles two fronts as debt talks continue
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that the leftists saw their backing rise by 1 percentage point from the previous month

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  10. Greek media often sensationalised coverage of refugee crisis, study argues
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    Society

    by the Greek media, some of whom saw it as the manufacturing of a situation where Turkey was handed

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