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  1. Is Greece facing a new migration crisis?

    Society

    at the end of 2017. One notable exception has been a bilateral agreement to relocate 1,000 refugees... and the bilateral protocol adopted in March 2019, just under 2,500 people have been deported from... integration. A key theme of its first bilateral meetings with EU partners has been to renew

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  2. U.S. and China are still in reconnaissance mode, but for how long?
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    Agora

    extreme, commentators expect bilateral relations to head for a free fall. At the other, pundits argue... occasions they are even overdoing it by asserting that so far the Trump administration's statements... will certainly be an area of heated confrontation between the two powers. In 2024, bilateral trade grew

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  3. Newest Greek market foray for 10-yr bond breaks two records
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    market. Greece issued a 3.5 billion euro bond with a coupon of 0.75 pct and a reoffer price of 99.44, implying a reoffer yield of 0.807 pct and a spread of 135.3 basis points over the German DBR 0 pct

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  4. EU enlargement - a moving target that is moving further away
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    Agora

    Macedonia's latest blockade due to a bilateral dispute with Bulgaria has injected a new dose... been, for the most part, so far. However, one year after its adoption, it has not been elaborated... and undermines trust. Blocking an aspirant state on the basis of ad hoc issues, such as bilateral

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  5. In hindsight it would have been nicer

    Agora

    unaffected. Considering the costs of the alternative, the 80 billion euros of bilateral loans... and National Central banks across the eurozone, 53 billion of bilateral loans from the first program, roughly 131 billion loans so far from the EFSF - 48 billion of which went towards the Greek bank

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  6. Effort for Greece and Albania to resolve diplomatic differences goes on back burner
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    puts the brakes on an agreement that has been at the core of bilateral talks since June 2016, when the foreign ministers of both countries agreed to create a roadmap to resolve all the bilateral... with Albania went back as far as 90 years. “The reason they are unresolved is that they manifested

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  7. Killing puts strain on Greek-Albanian relations after stalled efforts to reach deal
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    and Tirana about a potential deterioration in bilateral relations. The circumstances of his death are still... of far-right groups. Under initial pressure from the opposition parties in Greece, the government.... They also linked him to the far-right Golden Dawn party. The story features high up in the news agenda

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  8. Newsletter 290 - 26/03/2021

    Newsletters

    to visitors from Israel under a bilateral agreement signed earlier this year. The agreement allows... in the course of the summer. The agreement with Israel is seen as a possible blueprint for further bilateral.... The third factor of uncertainty is how far-reaching the fiscal interventions will be, either

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  9. Greece aiming to agree updated migration deal with Turkey

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    as additional funding. The agreement has so far financed 6 billion euros, but the EU could add an additional 3... will seek - this time - to get this amount of money for its public administration since so far EU... and Asylum Pact. The third issue is of a bilateral nature since the EU-Turkey agreement did

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  10. Greece and Albania seek to leave Beleri case behind in 2024 after year of turmoil

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    that the issue needs to be resolved. However, Edi Rama recognized the case as a bilateral issue... that said that “when a country has undertaken far-reaching reforms, as in the case of Albania, for example, this must be recognised, otherwise there is a risk of far-reaching consequences

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