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  1. A varied set of views on China
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    of inferior quality to that of western goods. In short, while Greeks are not disposed negatively... in their eyes. Nor do they envy life and work in China, and find Chinese commodities of inferior quality

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  2. Newsletter 198 -15/03/2019

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    lenders over the details of legislation to protect primary residences from foreclosure – the key reform... for the protection of primary residences. The European Commission set out a list of changes it felt should... to an agreement on the legislation for the protection of primary residences. Nevertheless, there was some

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  3. China's bumpy road to Greece
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    a golden visa scheme, offering five-year residency rights in return for strategic investments including

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  4. Newsletter 246 -03/04/2020

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    offers residency permits for investments of 250,000 euros or over. In 2019, 6,681 such permits were

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  5. Quo vadis Germany? Sunday's elections leave many questions in need of answers

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    mark a watershed moment for German politics. The 16 years of Angela Merkel’s residency in Berlin’s

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  6. Policing in spotlight after shocking domestic violence incident

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    majority. PASOK, which has been campaigning to abolish or suspend the granting of residency

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  7. New Tempe row brewing amid doubts over rail safety report
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    leader is currently carrying out a short-term residency at Harvard as a Centre for European Studies

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  8. Government vows to recover embezzled subsidies in bid to stem damage from scandal
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    minister in the government’s first term, said he intended to close all routes to legal residency

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  9. Is VAT all you've got?

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    Grabbing a coffee for 20 cents less doesn’t really sound like the start of an economic recovery but who knows, maybe after this week’s decision to cut value added tax at restaurants and cafes, Greece will soon be measuring out its success with coffee spoons. Naturally, the government has made

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  10. Golden Dawn support down to 2012 levels but with potential to rise again, poll shows

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    is a threat to democracy but 26 percent don’t. Finally, 64 percent think it is right that state funding

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