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  1. Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015

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    . It is no surprise that the other side met its new interlocutors with scepticism and exasperation. However, lenders

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  2. The Greeks deserved better than this
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    and facile slogans. It is no surprise that the other side met its new interlocutors with scepticism

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  3. As second bailout comes to an end, Tsipras eyes third amid domestic turmoil
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    . The Eurogroup met and rejected the extension request, which means that an outstanding European Financial

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  4. IMF preliminary DSA finds Greek debt unsustainable, points to need for debt relief

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    Eurogroup targets to be met a haircut of over 30 percent of GDP would be required. That said and given

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  5. Yes or no, complex political developments lie ahead for Greece
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    as it seems certain that Tsipras will call elections before any of the conditions are met. Complicated

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  6. Strengthened Tsipras shows willingness for deal with lenders after "No"

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    night. Tsipras and Samaras had a particularly prickly relationship and had never met during either

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  7. Tsipras runs gauntlet as he seeks approval for proposals from cabinet, lenders

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    leader Vangelis Meimarakis met with President Prokopis Pavlopoulos on Thursday morning but refused

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  8. Greek banks in intensive care: What lies ahead?
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    billion. From the beginning of 2016 the following three conditions must be met: a bail-in not less than 8

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  9. SYRIZA's left wing hoping to prevent Tsipras from concluding bailout talks
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    for Tsipras would be for the Left Platform's demands to be met because this would not only mean

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  10. Greece deal leaves many questions

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    After all the hoopla over Greece in recent months, it’s weird that the agreement of a deal on Tuesday was not met with more celebration. It certainly came as a surprise to most analysts that a deal was struck (it’s amazing how fast agreement can be found when Greece capitulates and signs up

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