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  1. IMF raises outlook on Greek debt sustainability to merely 'uncertain'
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    Economy

    The International Monetary Fund completed the latest round of discussions with the Greek authorities, in the context of the Article IV consultations, and the staff remarks were released on Wednesday. Overall, the IMF’s view has not substantially changed on Greece after more than one year

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  2. Parties turn attention to green transition as climate issues move up political agenda

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    since then. This is partly related to the growing realisation that Greece is one of the most exposed

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  3. Greece raises another 2.5 bln with reopening of sought-after 10-yr bond
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    Economy

    issues so far this year, it is believed that the PDMA might issue one more bond in the second half

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  4. Building permits jump by 42.9 pct in March, from year-earlier start to lockdown
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . On a regional basis, YoY rises were noted in all but one of 13 regions covered, with the biggest

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  5. Parties gear up for confrontation over labour bill
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    to the 8-hour working day being scrapped and has presented the clash over the draft law as one between

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  6. Labour bill vote fans climate of polarisation
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    of touch with the realities of the modern workplace. “You are tilting at windmills”, he said at one point

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  7. Newsletter 301 - 18/06/2021

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    Labour reforms adopted amid outcry PM dismisses opposition’s united criticism, portrays unionists as stuck in past One of the landmark bills of this government’s term in office was passed this week when all 158 New Democracy MPs voted in favour of a broad package of labour reforms that were largely

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  8. Govt talks up benefits of pension reform as Delta variant concern grows
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    the current system to the new one. Actuarial studies have estimated it will cost 56 billion euros up

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  9. Diplomatic drive turns to Ukraine and Libya, again

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    and not a short -term one based on trying to counteract Turkish influence. Greece lost time

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  10. Pandemic surge creates fresh political and economic doubts

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in the number of Greeks coming forward to get their first vaccine. One of the methods the government

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