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  1. Judicial system becomes key battleground for political parties
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    President Nikos Sakellariou conducted a televised address to call for a de-escalation. It is particularly

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  2. Newsletter 129 - 28/07/2017

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    the situation to Poland and Turkey, the Council of State president, Nikos Sakellariou, called for a de

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  3. EC upbeat on reforms paying off, as long as they continue
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    on qualitative reforms and a de-politicisation of the administration, with special focus

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  4. NOME auctions: amendments to legal framework for electricity market liberalisation

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    be claimed that it results in a de facto exclusion from the auctions of eligible suppliers who cannot meet

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  5. Athens, creditors on way to settling energy, labour issues in third review
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    Minister Luis de Guindos had threatened to block the next bailout disbursement to Greece in June

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  6. Talks on Macedonia name issue to be ramped up but Kammenos unmoved
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    the then Portuguese Foreign Minister, João de Deus Rogado Salvador Pinheiro who tabled this proposal while

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  7. Athens set to profit from falling borrowing costs as yields drop ahead of review completion
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    Greek borrowing costs have dropped significantly as the country nears the completion of what is meant to be its final adjustment programme. Greece’s yields started de-escalating in June 2017 following much volatility in the first half of the year as the second programme review remained deadlocked

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  8. Newsletter 146 -12/01/2018

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    percent of GDP. At the same time, yields for Greek debt continue on the de-escalating path

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  9. Athens takes cautious approach to Turkish words and actions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    There appeared to be a slight de-escalation between Greece and Turkey on Wednesday following an extremely tense few hours a day earlier. The ramming of a Greek coast guard boat by a Turkish vessel off the coast of the Imia islets in the Aegean on Monday night and the warnings issued by President

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  10. Newsletter 151 -16/02/2018

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    the country’s southern border. The Greek government has chosen to try to de-escalate by keeping public

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