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  1. Whither New Democracy?

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    to subscribers. More information on subscriptions is available here. You can follow Nick on Twitter

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  2. Credit contraction slows to 1.5 pct in Sept on marked drop in corporate loan deductions

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    capital increases will follow. A successful completion of the bank recapitalisation process coupled

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  3. Tsipras and SYRIZA: More old than new
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    . You can follow Nick on Twitter: @NickMalkoutzis Nick Malkoutzis

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  4. Newsletter 49 - 30/10/2015

    Newsletters

    and then follow a strategy that made things even worse. He sued for early elections last December

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  5. In Erdogan's shadow
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    weaknesses while maximising your strengths. *You can follow Nick on Twitter: @NickMalkoutzis Nick

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  6. Portugal and Greece: The opposite ends of Europe’s southern periphery
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    information on subscriptions is available here. You can follow Jens on Twitter: @Jens_Bastian Jens

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  7. Helmut Schmidt, Greece and a valuable legacy for Europe
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    on subscriptions is available here. You can follow Nick on Twitter: @NickMalkoutzis Nick Malkoutzis

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  8. Alpha, Eurobank raise 4.6 bln in private capital: Here's exactly what it means
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    at MacroPolis. You can follow him on Twitter: @ManosGiakoumis Manos Giakoumis

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  9. NBG strengthens capital at deep discount, falls short of initial target
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    at MacroPolis. You can follow him on Twitter: @ManosGiakoumis Manos Giakoumis

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  10. Tsipras visits Israel but his aims are not yet clear

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    as energy. Economy Over the last few years, Israeli officials have argued that Greece could follow

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