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  1. Pause in review talks, leaving most difficult issues to be tackled
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    2019 and the latter from 2020, although this has not been resolved yet as the government would like

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  2. Greece and lenders trap themselves over labour reforms
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    Agora

    but acknowledged that the discussion over the extension principle has yet to run its course

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  3. Sceptical mood in SYRIZA, pending agreement with creditors
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of a potential revolt within SYRIZA is not yet visible so the premier cannot take it for granted

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  4. New overdue taxes rise by 1.6 bln in Jan, total stock at 93.4 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of 85.3 percent, yet its overdue debt increased by 102.2 million. In addition, ENFIA’s revenue gap

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  5. Greece, creditors seek progress at Eurogroup on key differences holding up review
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    this issue has also not been resolved yet, it appears that the two sides are not far from clinching

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  6. No return of institutions after Eurogroup but talks to continue in Brussels
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    issues that have yet to be resolved. He identified labour, pension and tax reforms as the biggest

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  7. Travel receipts drop 2.4 pct in Jan following lower foreign arrivals
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    surged 177.3 percent, while those from Germany and the US also increased, yet a slower pace of 11.9

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  8. Concerns over energy deregulation add to challenges Tsipras faces
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    which have yet to be settled (labour reforms and energy market liberalisation) and the potential

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  9. What Dijsselbloem didn't say
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    Agora

    were met and the countries exited the bailouts. Greece is yet to reach this point but each step

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  10. Athens and lenders stay mum on agreement, domestic reaction awaited
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and not hydroelectric ones. It is not yet clear how or if all the differences over labour reform have

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