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  1. Newsletter 162 -18/05/2018

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    to distribute Hope that a staff-level agreement could be in place by May 24 has come as welcome news

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  2. As part of search for culprits in Boutaris attack, parties should look at themselves
    Photo by Andreas Simopoulos/Fosphotos

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    condemnation, which was welcome, but also much finger-pointing, which only exacerbated

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  3. Philip Roth's words of caution

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    of transformation that has prompted him to publicly acknowledge the error of his ways. This change is welcome

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  4. IMF's Article IV conclusion outlines progress and remaining risks on road to recovery
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    to provide further debt relief is welcome but the Fund warns again that this debt relief should

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  5. Moscovici hints at possibility of shelving 2019 pension cuts, riles opposition
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    cuts would be welcome, his comments, as well as those of Mitsotakis, made it clear that New Democracy

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  6. Saving Angela Merkel with the help of Alexis Tsipras

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    in practice has been witnessed for years in Moria, on the Greek island of Lesvos. Welcome to the new reality

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  7. Newsletter 170 -13/07/2018

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    and the USA are stronger than they have been for decades. AlexisTsipras’s welcome of Vladimir Putin seems

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  8. IMF sets date for Article IV and DSA as markets mull Greek bonds
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    that an effort to tap the markets before the end of the bailout on August 20 would be welcome. On Thursday

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  9. Soldiers' return from Turkey provides Tsipras with timely boost

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on the outskirts of Athens. The government will also welcome this change in mood as Greece heads towards

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  10. Getting to the church on time
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    and healthcare sectors, would be a welcome development. However, this has to happen based on a clear

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