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  1. Newsletter 54 - 04/12/2015

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    countries that are in a much more beneficial position seem to have been given a free ride. Tsipras

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  2. Doubts over IMF role in Greek bailout becoming source of rising tension
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    , Schaeuble’s comments seem to be prompted by more than just concerns about whether the Washington-based

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  3. Greece a gateway and scapegoat in EU's refugee crisis
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    countries that are in a much more beneficial position seem to have been given a free ride. Tsipras

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  4. Coalition poised to unveil pension reform proposals, hoping to avoid cuts
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    million euros. The institutions seem to oppose the idea of relying on increases to social security

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  5. Mitsotakis win sends ripples through other opposition parties

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    as a free market devotee who is not in touch with the average Greek. However, this does not seem

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  6. Mounting pension protests exert more pressure on coalition
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    Greek society. The protests so far do not seem to have affected the government’s cohesion. In fact

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  7. SYRIZA's long, slow march
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    by the government, and currently being examined by the institutions, does not seem to provide the long-term

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  8. Sobering reality overshadows SYRIZA's one-year anniversary

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    that Greece’s lenders do not seem willing to accept the plan and are said to be demanding deeper and immediate

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  9. Wide range of exacting issues lie ahead for Greece in first bailout review
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    but that there are short-term issues that have to be resolved. The institutions seem to disagree with the proposed

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  10. Gas provides Greece, Cyprus and Israel chance to bolster ties
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    in the Egyptian sector of the Mediterranean, the possibility of this path being filled seem slim The second

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