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  1. Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015

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    receipts from the EU. The services’ surplus rose by 128 million mainly due to soaring travel receipts

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  2. Coalition rhetoric opens up more fronts for Greece

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    that if Greece is “struck” by its partners, migrants would be given papers allowing them to travel

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  3. Greece and lenders start technical talks as tension between Athens and Berlin rises

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    and foreign ministers regarding the government allowing irregular migrants to travel to other

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  4. Newsletter 19 - 13/03/2015

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    to allow technical staff from its lenders to travel to Greece to gather information. A compromise

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  5. Newsletter 21 - 27/03/2015

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    thanks to the travel surplus more than doubling to 10.63 million. Exports dropped by 16.9 percent

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  6. China-Greece: One belt, one road?
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    their way out of existing domestic over-capacity. The travel diplomacy of Greek government

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  7. Early rounds of talks with lenders focus on possible prior actions

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    in the public sector, particularly per diems and travel allowances. 11) Reduction of the current bank account

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  8. Draft bill sees millions in savings and revenues from variety of bailout interventions

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    industry, change in the framework for travel allowances, reduction in the price of pharmaceutical products

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  9. Lenders set out 49 milestones for Greece to meet before next bailout tranche

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    for breach of accounting code and travel receipts 3) Repeal and replacement of the article concerning

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  10. Optimism and concern for Tsipras after EU summit on migration

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    Turkish citizens visa-free travel to the EU. Greek concern stems from the fact that these factors were

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