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  1. Is Greece facing a new migration crisis?

    Society

    is mostly interpreted as a buffer zone against Kurdish forces. There is little direct evidence

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  2. Growing Greece: From narrative to reality
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    Agora

    direct investment (FDI) and not more prospects for the kind of crony capitalism that has ravaged

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  3. Hotel owners sound warning over Thomas Cook revenue losses
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    EconomyFeatures

    that the tourism industry acted as one of the central pillars of the Greek economy when direct

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  4. Athens looks to overcome APS snags as it awaits green light from Brussels
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    EconomyBanking

    its opinion. Bankers are said to be concerned that a direct replication of the Italian APS model

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  5. Govt proposes property VAT reduction to kickstart home sales

    EconomyFeatures

    market remains subdued. Data from the BoG has shown that foreign direct investment into Greek property

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  6. ND looks to asylum bill, strong rhetoric to ease pressure from migration flows

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , without issuing a direct denial of the claims made by Ankara. The prime minister also spoke

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  7. Piraeus sets ambitious NPL targets with Intrum deal as banks prepare securitisations
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    EconomyBanking

    of the bank’s agility. The deal also represents the largest direct investment by a Swedish entity

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  8. PM aims to maintain pace of economic reforms as public worries about migration

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    at Thursday’s cabinet meeting again provided an opportunity for the government to direct the public

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  9. Mistaking tolerance for a free rein
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    Agora

    by the direct appointment of general secretaries, prompting complaints about a lack of transparency

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  10. BoG urges banks to improve quality of capital, re-doubles SPV efforts
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    EconomyBanking

    againts credit risk and direct it to the credit expansion that businesses and households need

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