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  1. Newsletter 61 - 05/02/2016

    Newsletters

    by underestimating its economic and fiscal implications. However, the human suffering involved for those

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  2. Mapping the views of the Greeks
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Society

    with Europe and the world; the economy, state and private initiative; migration, minorities and human rights

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  3. Domestic pressure over refugee crisis building for Tsipras

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    at tackling human trafficking has yet to materialise. This has created another diplomatic flashpoint

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  4. Newsletter 65 - 04/03/2016

    Newsletters

    targets one side with human lives on the other. It is not clear if this is the deterrent, though

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  5. When the refugee crisis met the bailout review

    Agora

    that, balancing economic figures and fiscal targets one side with human lives on the other

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  6. Migrant arrivals to measure impact of return scheme launched on Monday
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    easily. Human rights groups remain critical of the procedure amid concern that asylum applicants

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  7. Four in 10 Greek firms thinking about moving abroad, survey shows

    Economy

    in the domestic market (51 percent), high quality personnel (39 percent) and low-cost human capital

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  8. Significant fall in migrant arrivals but camp conditions a growing concern

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the conditions in Greek camps, while Human Rights Watch claimed that the rights of those being returned

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  9. Greece seeks to mend fences with Austria but frets about EU-Turkey deal
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    , despite the fact that there was disappointment in Greece too,” said Kotzias. “All of these are human

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  10. Fifth of Greeks say they would welcome refugees into their homes

    Society

    The overwhelming majority of Greeks believe people fleeing war and persecution should be able to find refuge in other countries and that the Greek government should be doing more to help them, according to a new survey from one of the world’s leading human rights organisations. The new Refugees

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