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  1. They have a name for it
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    of the two legislatures. Still, this agreement is a positive start. This is more than one could have hoped

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  2. Debt relief discussions continue as clock ticks down to June 21 Eurogroup
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    EconomyProgramme

    bonds or its IMF loans. Although the purchase of the IMF loans, which carry a higher interest rate than

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  3. Fallout from Macedonia name deal sparks turmoil for coalition and opposition
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    dissenting ANEL MPs could then give up their parliamentary seats rather than remaining as independent

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  4. Coalition survives no-confidence vote over name deal but sees majority trimmed
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    administration has achieved a better compromise than any of its predecessors were poised to agree. He

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  5. Political turbulence due to name deal creates election doubts
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is banking on the settling of the name issue causing more damage to his opponents than

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  6. Fourth review nears conclusion, clearing path for debt relief agreement

    EconomyProgramme

    scheme, which applies to any state owing more than roughly 1.8 billion euros. This would suit Germany’s

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  7. April current account deficit at 1.34 bln as goods deficit grows
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million as imports rose at a faster rate than exports. Exports of goods rose by 11.3 percent

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  8. Name deal set to be key factor in determining lifespan of SYRIZA-ANEL coalition
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . There is a possibility that the process for ratifying the agreement in FYROM will move slower than expected, allowing

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  9. Travel balance down by 29 pct in April as receipts slump
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    declining by 22 percent YoY. The aggregate figure was again lower than the increase in aggregate

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  10. Newsletter 167 -22/06/2018

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    will move slower than expected, allowing Tsipras to bring the deal to Greek Parliament around May

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