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  1. Athens cautious after Skopje suggests concession on name issue
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    discussions on confidence-building measures that began with the former government in Skopje, almost two

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  2. Tsipras eyes next step after mixed Eurogroup deal
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The government began on Friday the task of talking up the agreement that it reached with its creditors at the Eurogroup but immediately came under fire from the opposition. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras went in the morning to brief President Prokopis Pavlopoulos about the deal, which gave Greece

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  3. Some optimism for Cyprus talks but complex issues remain
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    to reach a new deadlock. Guterres described on Friday the main problem of the process that began on June

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  4. There's always next season
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    Agora

    history began in January 2015, when SYRIZA and Independent Greeks (ANEL) first came to power

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  5. Greeks graduating after 2011 encountered limited opportunities, low pay
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    Society

    . The figures for those who began their studies in 2005 and 2006 is 64 percent and 60 percent

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  6. Cyprus talks fail to deliver result, leave concerns about future ties
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    for the United Nation and seems to preclude any new initiatives soon. Guterres, who began his term

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  7. Mandatory e-payments come into force as Greece seeks to boost card use further
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    EconomyFeatures

    Electronic payment options have become mandatory for a wider range of businesses as a move to combat tax evasion and boost VAT revenues. Paying by card has historically been unpopular in Greece with most customers preferring cash. The advent of capital controls two years ago began to change

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  8. Could reforms have prevented Greece's economic collapse?
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    Agora

    the country’s fate was sealed and it began the first of three successive adjustment programmes

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  9. Tsipras looks to recovery, sidesteps review concerns
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras began on Tuesday his latest effort to focus attention on a positive narrative for Greece, which is a message he hopes that he can carry into the autumn. On a visit to the Papastratos tobacco factory near Athens, he claimed that growth is on course to reach close to 2

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  10. Third review agenda becoming more complex for Tsipras
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The third review began in earnest on Monday with the arrival of the technical teams representing Greece’s lenders and an agenda that seems to be broadening by the day. The initial subjects up for discussion were reportedly the out-of-court mechanism and the lifting of capital controls, which

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