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  1. Troika review begins with fiscal targets and tax breaks in focus
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    of discussions with the troika is expected to last for almost two weeks, with a break for the IMF

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  2. Election drums beating louder in Greece
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    over the past few weeks. Following the coalition’s poor results in the May European Parliament

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  3. Confidence vote debate sets tone for Greek political clashes to come
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    New Democracy and SYRIZA started the confidence vote as they mean to continue until Friday night’s ballot, launching full-scale attacks on each other and setting the political agenda for the weeks to come. Due to Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s absence, Health Minister Makis Voridis started

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  4. Greece's biggest problem? Society's lack of openness
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    on pushing for Greece to be pushed out of the eurozone for weeks after. These days, a little over two

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  5. Nervous markets subject Greek stocks and bonds to a hammering
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    Economy

    . The cumulative losses over the past 4 weeks exceed 23 percent. Greek bank shares remained on the slide

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  6. Samaras blames SYRIZA for market jitters but his main strategy is at risk
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of the coalition have been launching pre-emptive strikes on SYRIZA for several weeks in a bid to play on Greek

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  7. ECB set to provide extra liquidity to Greek banks but capital needs remain an issue
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    Economy

    and submission of banks’ capital action plans (to cover those needs) in the following two weeks

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  8. Greek coalition stands by early bailout exit plans despite fresh blows on bond, stock markets
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    percent at the closing, recording cumulative losses over 23 percent over the last 4 weeks.

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  9. Greek banks may soon breathe sigh of relief on capital needs
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    Agora

    that announcement, banks will have two weeks to submit their capital plans to the ECB, detailing how

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  10. ECB stress tests and what they will mean for Greek banks
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    Economy

    The European Central Bank (ECB) is due to release the results of its comprehensive assessment of the financial health of 130 banks in the euro area at noon (CET) on Sunday. In the two weeks that follow banks will have to submit their capital plans, detailing how capital shortfalls will be covered

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