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  1. Athens searching for compromise formula should IMF remain on board
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is in sight and that it will get something in return, with the most valued prize being the detailing

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  2. Number of new companies registering in 2016 half of those in 2008
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    is still searching for an equilibrium after eight years of recession and has not managed to get away

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  3. Turkey ratchets up pressure on Greece in wake of extradition ruling
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    wishes to get in exchange the liberalisation of visas, financial support and the opening of new

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  4. Athens gears up for deal with lenders, pending news from IMF

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    (with debt relief being the biggest prize), the government seems confident it can get necessary approval

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  5. Lack of clarity across the board highlights review impasse
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    preferring Athens to hold off in the hope that it will get better terms towards the summer

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  6. Newsletter 106 - 10/02/2017

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    on the table until it is clear what it may get in return. The government does not want to accept upfront

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  7. Lenders to put onus on Tsipras with offer to wrap up review
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to get all the coalition MPs on board. However, at this stage, it is not clear how much ground

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  8. Lenders make proposal to Athens but no immediate breakthrough expected
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    Dijsselbloem in Brussels on Friday in a meeting designed to get the review moving again after weeks

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  9. Lenders' proposal not yet enough to convince Athens, banish snap poll option
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    Athens did not hide over the weekend its disappointment with the proposal made by the institutions on Friday but still appears focussed on trying to get a deal it considers politically viable. Both Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos hit out at the lenders when

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  10. Tsipras's choices are becoming clearer but not any easier

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    to compensate for the IMF’s absence. If they are able to get to the point of approving a new

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