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  1. Parry and thrust from Mitsotakis as Tsipras prepares for own offensive
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and Nikos Marantzidis. This appears to be a broad, policy‑heavy, technocratic team, signalling a party... leaderships about dissolving their parties and joining him en bloc. His new party will be a clean, centralised

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  2. Newsletter 504 - 15/05/2026

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    ‑heavy, technocratic orientation, deliberately contrasting with SYRIZA’s current state. Reactions

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  3. Newsletter 506 - 29/05/2026

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    concentrated. The resulting housing cost burden remains a heavy weight on low-income families, renters

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  4. OECD's latest outlook sees stable growth, rising inflation
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the economy’s heavy reliance on volatile fossil‑fuel imports. Additionally, the OECD recommends improving

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  5. Government embraces debtor compensation ruling as ELAS unveils frontline team
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    -heavy appointments as evidence of the party's "grounding in the real economy". The list includes senior

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  6. It remains a mystery
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    Agora

    as well as the reduction of interest rates in bilateral loans and the deferral of interest payments

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  7. Greece records primary cash deficit in 2013

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    restructuring and the reduced margin on interests in the bilateral loans to Greece, known as Greek

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  8. 21,717,120,000
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    Agora

    of guarantees. It all started with the bilateral loans to Greece which every country apart from

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  9. Greek central government debt inches down to 320.42 bln in Q1

    Economy

    Union - bilateral loans (52.9 billion) and EFSF (133.6 billion) - and 28.4 billion

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  10. Greek central government debt rises to 322.4 bln in Q2

    Economy

    - bilateral loans (52.9 billion) and EFSF (139.9 billion) - and 31.8 billion to the IMF Taking

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