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Newsletter 29 - 05/06/2015
of these reasons, snap elections may seem like a good way out of Greece’s predicament in theory but they would
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Tsipras and lenders leave themselves with fading chances of salvaging deal
PoliticsGreek Politicsseem to have interpreted Tsipras’s comments during Friday’s parliamentary debate as a sign
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Athens and Skopje press ahead with confidence measures despite uncertainty
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe governments in Athens and Skopje seem determined to move forward with talks on the adoption of Confidence Building Measures (CBMs), despite the fraught political situation in both countries. Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias revealed last week that Petros Mavroidis will visit Skopje within
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Greek stocks dive by 4.7 pct as bond yields climb on absence of deal with lenders
Economythat there is huge difference on the pension front, which makes a swift agreement seem unlikely. The Athens
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Tsipras gives air of resistance but leaves door ajar for agreement
PoliticsGreek Politicsseem willing to accept further conditionality in order to stay in the single currency. Both questions
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Tsipras points to debt relief roadmap as deal clincher
PoliticsGreek Politics. At the same time, though, Tsipras did not close the door on an agreement. As strange as it may seem
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Tsipras needs to sign a deal, but which one?
Agoraof Greeks seem prepared to accept a “bad deal” with the institutions if that means staying in the euro
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Tsipras faces lenders' wall in Brussels as political tension grows in Athens
PoliticsGreek Politicsto implement, it is no surprise that talks in Brussels seem to be at an impasse. The Eurogroup
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Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015
be on the other side. Right now, though, it doesn’t seem such a good position to be in. The theory
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The Greeks deserved better than this
Agoralooming, perhaps it doesn’t seem such a good position to be in. The theory that the lenders would
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