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Who benefits from Greece’s return to the markets?
AgoraNow that the euphoria is beginning to die down let’s take a second, more sober look at what Greece achieved last week when the investment community hailed the country’s return to the markets. Politicians from Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s government were quick to join the chorus of cheerleaders
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EU elections do not mark end of numbers game in Greek politics
PoliticsGreek Politicson Sunday so it is impossible to judge if these parties will still be around by February, let alone how
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Is post-election just pre-election in Greece?
Agorarequirements. Clearly, such a new programme – for lack of a better word let’s call it a ‘cooperation
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In the absence of light, darkness grows
Agoraits ceiling.” Let’s examine the thinking behind this last statement. According to the leaks from
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Drop ‘til you shop
AgoraSunday opening) but let’s leave that aside. The argument behind Sunday opening, as put forward in other
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Athens pleased with Brussels appointments but new Commissioner faces big task
PoliticsGreek Politicsnot let off the Greek government lightly. The outgoing Greek minister certainly faces a big task in his
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Samaras plots early bailout exit, plays down debt relief as Merkel remains tight-lipped
PoliticsGreek Politicsavoid a third bailout, let alone leave its programme early. He also underlined recently
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Does Greece need a third programme?
Agorain Athens is determined to jump on the train and join Ireland as well as Portugal. But let us take
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Troika and Greece in stalemate over budget targets, prior actions as time ticks away
EconomyProgrammefollowing a weak performance in October. The ministry has also let it be known that the final 2015
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Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015
for Greece’s economic recovery prospects in the course of 2015 and beyond. Let’s ponder a few
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