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  1. Newsletter 123 - 16/06/2017

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    not attained by the Greek side. Tax debt rises again in April Eurosystem funding to Greek banks falls

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  2. Greek media often sensationalised coverage of refugee crisis, study argues
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    from March to December 2016, when it became negative again. As the borders closed and those trapped

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  3. Eurogroup doesn't end in tie for Tsipras
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    to or above but close to” 2 percent of GDP. Again, this is nothing to shout from the rooftops about

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  4. May is the cruelest month
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    Europe again. If only she and her government would admit publicly that there is no deal that is worse

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  5. Tsipras tries to keep government's eyes on the prize
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    gained prominence again because reports this week suggested that one of the convicts, Makis

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  6. Tsipras makes PASOK opening amid domestic troubles
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    again and the courage to have an open dialogue with SYRIZA about the prospect of governing after

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  7. Conference on Cyprus: foot-dragging towards a dead end
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    again in the future, the two communities will have leaders that have supported (at least ostensibly

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  8. BoG revises GDP forecast, stresses debt restructuring and reforms in monetary policy report
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the large proportion of loans subject to mostly short-term restructuring which is once again

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  9. Bank of Greece says NPE ratio up to 45.2 pct, provides more bad loan details
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    to 45.2 percent at the end of March, reaching again the level recorded in September 2016

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  10. No country for reluctant peacemakers
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    It seems that reports of a solution to the Cyprus issue were greatly exaggerated. Again. This is far from a surprise. All negotiations concerning this age-old dispute follow the same pattern. There is optimism in the beginning, frustration as time passes by and sheer disappointment at the end

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