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  1. Tsipras invites Middle East investment at second EU-Arab summit
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    project, which ran into further problems this week. “This summit is taking place at a time when

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  2. Effort for Greece and Albania to resolve diplomatic differences goes on back burner
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    governments ran out of steam in any efforts they might have made to resolve some of these issues

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  3. Migration troubles move up political agenda as probe into use of fund is launched

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    was “a clear sign from New Democracy’s far-right wing.” He argued that the content of the message ran

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  4. Revision confirms second year of total fiscal surplus at 0.8 pct of GDP
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to the latest release, in 2017 Greece ran a total fiscal surplus of 1.4 billion euros, or 0.8 percent

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  5. Newsletter 180 -26/10/2018

    Newsletters

    ) announced this week the fiscal data for the 2014 – 2017 period. They showed that in 2017 Greece ran

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  6. Looming vote on Prespes Agreement triggers political upheaval
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    she argued ran against Greece’s national interests. It should be noted that Gennimata was the only

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  7. SYRIZA encounters first obstacles in governing with minority of MPs
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The difficulties that Alexis Tsipras will face in the coming weeks and months, while trying to govern with what is essentially a minority government, are already becoming evident. SYRIZA ran into complications at the committee and plenary levels in Parliament on Wednesday, perhaps pointing

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  8. Athens starts MTFS process with baseline scenario that sees growth slowing down
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    Economy

    . The assumptions remain broadly unchanged from last year’s process, which ran up to 2022. Greece’s nominal

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  9. Athens and lenders continue talks on outstanding actions, aiming to conclude by March 25
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    EconomyProgramme

    for protection than the Katseli law, which ran until the end of February. However, Euro2day’s report suggests

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  10. What next for Cyprus gas after the Exxon find?
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    Agora

    to be highly suggestible, which explains why they ran with the official hype. Q: Is there enough gas to build

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