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  1. Greek and Turkish PMs tone things down, look to new Cyprus talks
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    nation,” he said. “We respect the judiciary’s decision but we do not want these putschists to strike

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  2. Unease grows as new round of Cyprus talks approaches
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    troops need to stay in Cyprus “forever.” Athens and Nicosia have clarified that they do not want any

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  3. Some relief for coalition but bold claims about programme exit a concern
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    not be for show. Tsipras said he does not want anything staged about Greece tapping the markets

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  4. BoG revises GDP forecast, stresses debt restructuring and reforms in monetary policy report
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    partners would want,” the report stresses.

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  5. Some optimism for Cyprus talks but complex issues remain
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    not want to take the full responsibility for any major retreat from Ankara's positions, especially now

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  6. EC recommends symbolic closure of deficit procedure as Athens mulls bond issue
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    the markets. The coalition does not want to test the waters after the IMF has confirmed in its DSA

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  7. No country for reluctant peacemakers
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    Agora

    years of negotiations and more than 50 years of partition, they want to live in a bi-zonal, bi

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  8. Portugal, market access and programme exit
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    Agora

    that you can assure a sustainable debt reduction over time. The last thing you want is to lose market

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  9. Athens holds off on bond as Tsipras talks up labour market
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    . The local media had suggested last week that the government would want to tap the markets before

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  10. The whole truth and nothing but the truth
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    Agora

    creditors, who have closely shaped and overseen this long adjustment process, will want to argue

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