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  1. Newsletter 465 - 06/06/2025

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    the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) investigating alleged fraud spanning 2019-2024... package at TIF in September. Greece’s fiscal outlook received a boost thanks to the European... as it attempts to restore its relations with the electorate. The European Commission this week activated

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  2. Government’s effort to revive economic success story narrative heavily reliant on RRF execution
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    percent, but it masks a widening gulf between grant disbursements and loan uptake. The European... sixth grant-only disbursement request of 2.1 billion euros to the European Commission this July... tendering or public disclosure. They point to an ongoing European Public Prosecutor’s Office inquiry

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  3. How will Trump's tariffs affect Greece?
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    In April 2025, European countries reacted with shock and confusion to President Donald Trump’s... member states, allowing the European Commission to negotiate a fast-track framework tariff agreement..., the Czech Republic, and Poland. Mitigation Strategies Greece can lobby the European Commission’s

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  4. On UK roadshow, Mitsotakis delivers message of stability at home and resilience abroad
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    transformation from crisis‑ridden outlier to stable, reform‑driven European partner. Mitsotakis... in solar, wind and interconnectors linking Greece to wider European networks, tying the green transition... situation with the turbulence seen in other European capitals, where fragile coalitions, short

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  5. Ladies and gentlemen, please fasten your seat belts
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    problems don’t end there, though. The European Central Bank has nipped in the bud talk of Greek bonds... at a Eurogroup meeting last November, will be put off until after May’s European Parliament elections.... The apparent decision to delay discussions on debt relief until after May’s European elections also suggests

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  6. How big is Greek fiscal gap? Will cuts be needed? Here's our Q&A

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    Discussions at the European Union leaders' summit in Brussels, which concluded on Friday afternoon... wall in its discussions with technocrats from the European Commission, European Central Bank... on the issue, although European Central Bank executive board member Joerg Asmussen said recently

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  7. In clearest statement yet, Tsipras says he'd keep euro
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    , Tsipras attempted to answer this question. He proposed that about 10 billion euros of European Union... be assigned to the European Investment Bank and the European Investment Fund, which would be responsible... that the profits the European Central Bank has made from buying Greek bonds on the secondary market

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  8. Of symmetry and adjustments in the eurozone

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    into question the governments of some countries of the European periphery, particularly Greece... in the fields of theoretical macro and macroeconomic policy, with an emphasis on European fiscal rules. He teaches classes on International and European Economics at SciencesPo Paris

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  9. Debt relief or debt restructuring for Greece?

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    of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM). Turning the profile of Greece’s creditors entirely on its... to the IMF breaking the taboo and calling for OSI at the European level. The alternative to avoiding OSI.... It took no less than European Commissioner for Employment Laszlo Andor of Hungary to get

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  10. Cyprus in 2014: Looking ahead
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    as a neutral arbitrator where basic premises of the European acquis communitaire are threatened. Proposals... European protestations to the contrary. The Cyprus financial system is still in the emergency room: capital controls are still in place and there is an excessive reliance on the European Central Bank’s

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