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  1. Coalition indicates it will keep focus on corruption allegations
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    the government as a result of Defence Minister, and ANEL leader, Panos Kammenos’s row with former Foreign

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  2. Coalition optimistic about pension cuts deal as it readies reduction to contributions
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    Olympiakos football club. Apart from fuelling the ongoing row between the government and Ta Nea

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  3. Tsipras points to tax cuts as example of bailout exit benefits
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    . This will be the third year in the row that the government pays out a benefit of this kind, aimed

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  4. Athens moves quickly to scrap pension cuts as Eurogroup inches forward on euro reform

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    in 2019,” he said. It’s the third year in a row this happens. This shows that the Greek authorities

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  5. New Democracy increases pressure on potential supporters of Prespes Agreement
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    New Democracy kept up the pressure over the Macedonia name issue on Wednesday despite attempts by Skopje to row back from comments by Prime Minister Zoran Zaev which were interpreted by some as referring to a so-called “Macedonian” minority in Greece. Although the main target of the opposition

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  6. Fresh reminder about pending reforms for Athens, which remains confident on goals
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    year in a row, of the capital gains tax on property transfers. Parliament also approved on Tuesday

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  7. SYRIZA and ND keep name dispute alive as poll shows narrower gap
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    The row between SYRIZA and New Democracy over the claims made by opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis rumbled on for another day on Thursday as two opinion polls showed a narrower gap between the two parties than other recent surveys. The prime minister’s office claimed Mitsotakis, who accused

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  8. SYRIZA scrutinised over watchdog appointment as education hirings confirmed
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    The government’s approach towards independent institutions is under scrutiny again after a political row erupted over its decision to appoint former Supreme Court president Vassiliki Thanou as the head of Greece’s Competition Commission. Thanou proved a particularly controversial choice because

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  9. Alpha Bank posts net profits of 53 mln in 2018
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    (NPE) formation in Greece fell for the eighth quarter in a row by around 500 million euros QoQ

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  10. Dispute over pensions backlog as future burden from retirees highlighted
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    Pensions are in the news again in Greece this week thanks to a political row over pending pensions applications and further warnings over the burden Greece faces in the future over payments to retirees. Reacting to claims from New Democracy about efforts to disguse the number of pensioners waiting

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