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Greek PM Wins Backing for Concessions; EU, IMF Give Positive Signals
The measures, which received an initial green light from the European Union and International Monetary Fund before a crucial meeting of the 19 euro zone finance ministers in Brussels, were passed with the support of pro-European opposition parties.
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EU, IMF, ECB, Eurozone Chiefs to Discuss Greece Reform Plan on Friday
Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a press conference that Jean-Claude Juncker, Christine Lagarde, Mario Draghi and Jeroen Dijsselbloem would discuss the plan in a conference call at 1100 GMT.
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International Monetary Fund Caught in Delicate Position Between Greece and EU
Hated in Athens and brushed off by the Europeans, the International Monetary Fund approaches the next round of negotiations with Greece in a delicate position.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still Convinced' Greek Debt Deal Possible
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was convinced it was still possible to reach an accord with Greece on its crippling debt crisis, ahead of crunch EU talks today.
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New Greek Government Steps Up Battle With Creditors
Greece's new government dramatically escalated its battle with the country's international creditors on Friday, refusing to meet the EU and IMF officials and rejecting fresh loans offered for February.
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Budget breather for Greece would spur economic recovery: Report
Finance ministry officials in Greece have calculated that the debt-stricken country's economy will recover faster and its debt be more sustainable if it is given two more years to reduce its budget deficit, a Greek newspaper reported on Saturday.
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Greece now in 'Great Depression', PM says
The Greek PM was speaking before a team of lenders arrive in Athens to push for further cuts.
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Europe crisis: Greek vote could unleash seismic shocks for euro
Greece's election could push the debt-ridden country out of the European single currency.
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Greeks vote in election that could decide euro's fate
Greeks went to the polls on Sunday in an election that could decide whether their heavily indebted country remains in the euro zone or heads for the exit, potentially unleashing shocks that could break up the single currency. Opinion polls show Greeks, weary after five years of deep recession, overwhelmingly favour remaining in the euro, but there ...
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Greek PM Wins Backing for Concessions; EU, IMF Give Positive Signals
The measures, which received an initial green light from the European Union and International Monetary Fund before a crucial meeting of the 19 euro zone finance ministers in Brussels, were passed with the support of pro-European opposition parties.
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EU, IMF, ECB, Eurozone Chiefs to Discuss Greece Reform Plan on Friday
Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a press conference that Jean-Claude Juncker, Christine Lagarde, Mario Draghi and Jeroen Dijsselbloem would discuss the plan in a conference call at 1100 GMT.
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International Monetary Fund Caught in Delicate Position Between Greece and EU
Hated in Athens and brushed off by the Europeans, the International Monetary Fund approaches the next round of negotiations with Greece in a delicate position.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still Convinced' Greek Debt Deal Possible
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she was convinced it was still possible to reach an accord with Greece on its crippling debt crisis, ahead of crunch EU talks today.
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New Greek Government Steps Up Battle With Creditors
Greece's new government dramatically escalated its battle with the country's international creditors on Friday, refusing to meet the EU and IMF officials and rejecting fresh loans offered for February.
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Budget breather for Greece would spur economic recovery: Report
Finance ministry officials in Greece have calculated that the debt-stricken country's economy will recover faster and its debt be more sustainable if it is given two more years to reduce its budget deficit, a Greek newspaper reported on Saturday.
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Greece now in 'Great Depression', PM says
The Greek PM was speaking before a team of lenders arrive in Athens to push for further cuts.
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Europe crisis: Greek vote could unleash seismic shocks for euro
Greece's election could push the debt-ridden country out of the European single currency.
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Greeks vote in election that could decide euro's fate
Greeks went to the polls on Sunday in an election that could decide whether their heavily indebted country remains in the euro zone or heads for the exit, potentially unleashing shocks that could break up the single currency. Opinion polls show Greeks, weary after five years of deep recession, overwhelmingly favour remaining in the euro, but there ...
