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  1. Ankara directs ire at Athens over ruling on soldiers as Cyprus talks drift
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    warned Greece that “this decision will inevitably affect our bilateral relations and our

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  2. What can Greece expect at the next Eurogroup?
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    be needed. Also, the Europeans do not want the bilateral (GLF) loans from the first bailout and the more

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  3. Athens cautious after Skopje suggests concession on name issue
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    these talks are measures that will seek the improvement of bilateral relations that will definitely

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  4. Greek and Turkish PMs tone things down, look to new Cyprus talks
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    of bilateral relations in various sectors, in tourism, transport (e.g. Izmir–Thessaloniki coastal

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  5. Athens keeps cautious eye on Berlin-Ankara relationship as German elections approach
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    into account all of the above, for Athens the situation now is a complex one. Bilateral relations seem

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  6. Why it makes sense for ESM to swap Greece's IMF loans
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    into repayment is the GLF bilateral loans of the first programme, which are due to be repaid from 2020

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  7. Erdogan ends trip with softer tone, consensus on refugees
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    to strengthen bilateral ties at an important time for Greece. Government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos

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  8. Erdogan visit leaves Athens with much to ponder, no visible signs of progress
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    Differences also remain on the Cyprus issue, which is not a bilateral matter but both countries are still

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  9. Concerns prompt Athens to dampen optimism as Macedonia name talks begin
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    of a bilateral nature, preferring to insist that the name issue was a regional matter. The two ministers

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  10. Athens prepares for bond issue, eurozone works on growth/debt mechanism

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    Greece out of its IMF loans and some of the bilateral loans from the first programme, the report

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