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  1. Is there (sustainable) growth in Greece?
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    Agora

    spending also mirrors the dramatic state of the Greek labour market. The positive quarterly economic data

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  2. The institutional weakness poisoning Greek politics

    Agora

    Greece's dramatic plight over the last few years and the decisive role that the country's politicians

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  3. Commission slashes 2015 Greek growth forecast to 0.5 pct, sees debt rising
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    Economy

    revision for 2016 GDP is less dramatic, now pointing to a growth of 2.9 percent from 3.6 percent

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  4. Greek economy slips into recession as Q1 GDP contracts by 0.2 pct QoQ
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    a dramatic downward adjustment of its GDP estimate from 2.5 percent to 0.5 percent. The Commission

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  5. PASOK prepares to change leader but perhaps not its fortune
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    suggests something dramatic is needed to revive its fortunes or the Greek centre left has to make

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  6. Tsipras seeks alternatives to bailout measures as ND race begins

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in trying to avert dramatic changes in taxation for farmers and cuts to pensions, which are two

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  7. Refugee influx pushes Tsipras towards crisis nexus

    Agora

    between Greece’s economic difficulties and the challenge of dealing with the dramatic influx

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  8. Refugee crisis edges further onto domestic political agenda

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    by Antonis Samaras had dealt with the (less dramatic) influx of migrants between 2012 and 2014

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  9. Tension rises in Greece but creditors see potential for agreement soon

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    dramatic call to European Council president Donald Tusk, is an indication that Athens has not given

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  10. Newsletter 74 - 20/05/2016

    Newsletters

    . In point of fact, the situation in Greece is even more dramatic. The so-called kokkina daneia (literally

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