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  1. Greece: The moment of truth is inexorably approaching

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    , Greece and Turkey. Follow Wolfango: @wolfpiccoli Wolfango Piccoli

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  2. Mentioning the war so we don't have to mention the war

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    in last week's e-newsletter, which is available to subscribers. Follow Nick on Twitter: @NickMalkoutzis

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  3. What will be on the agenda for talks between Merkel and Tsipras?

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    contributor to The Agora section of Macropolis. Follow Jens on Twitter: @Jens_Bastian This article

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  4. Greek austerity programme compromising some basic rights, EU Parliament report finds
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    for them to follow lessons. The study also finds that “austerity measures have had a particularly

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  5. Why Greece is asking for 1.2 bln back from the EFSF

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    is the head analyst at MacroPolis. You can follow him on Twitter: @ManosGiakoumis Manos Giakoumis

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  6. Fitch downgrades Greek IDRs three notches to CCC, sees damage to recovery

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    and a further agreement on the terms of a follow-up arrangement. This would probably take the form

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  7. A breakdown of the fiscal and structural reforms Greece hopes will unlock funding

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    deficit clause. It does not plan to follow the previous government’s pledge to increase VAT rates

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  8. Sowing the seeds of anomie in Greece
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    be “purer than pure”, but even if they just become purer it would be a good starting point. Follow Nick

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  9. What in the world will we do without barbarians?
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    establishment that does not know what to do without barbarians. Follow Yiannis on Twitter: @YiannisMouzakis

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  10. Tsipras makes his point in Moscow but leaves with nothing tangible
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    country which should be free to follow a “multidimensional foreign policy” while respecting

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