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  1. Why doesn't Tsipras just cut defence spending?

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    included cuts of 200 million euros to defence expenditure, mainly from shutting down some military camps

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  2. Greek talks go down to the wire as IMF raises major objections

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    to 23 percent. The Fund also wants 400 million euros of spending cuts rather than the 200 million

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  3. How big is the gap separating Greece and the institutions?
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    a higher cut in defence spending by 400 million compared to 200 million proposed by the Greek

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  4. Greek government's proposals to bridge gap with lenders appear to fall short

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    spending, the government proposes a reduction of the expenditure ceiling by 200 million in 2016 and 400

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  5. Where the key differences between Greece and the institutions lie

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    the amount of 200 million the government is suggesting. The Greek authorities propose a special tax of 12

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  6. Greek banks' liquidity position at the centre of attention
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    stand at around 200 to 300 million euros per day, which are lower than those initially estimated when

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  7. What the ECB's latest decision on ELA and collateral haircuts means for Greek banks
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    , after the imposition of capital controls and a bank holiday, daily withdrawals ranged between 200

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  8. Tsipras gets strong mandate for deal in Brussels but left with political conundrum at home
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    expenditure being cut by 100 million euros this year and 200 next year. Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos

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  9. Between heaven and hell
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    for the 200 residents of the tiny northeastern Aegean island of Aghios Efstratios who have no ATM and need

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  10. IMF urges substantial debt relief for Greece

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    billion. As a result, the updated DSA now foresees a debt to GDP ratio close to 200 percent

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