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No end to transport woes

Metro to remain closed for seventh day as unions plan more strikes this week.

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Panel begins investigation of ex-minister

A parliamentary committee to investigate ex-minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou over the alleged doctoring of the Lagarde list will comprise 13 members rather than 15

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New Hellenic Postbank strikes deal with union

The board of the new Hellenic Postbank has reached an agreement with the union of its employees that will cut the risk of mass layoffs.

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Police draw parallels in Mall hit to botched metro bombing

Police investigating a bomb that exploded inside The Mall in Athens, have found similarities between that and a bomb used in a botched attack on an Athens metro.

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Six-month break from austerity

Troika will not impose further measures over coming months but expects commitments to be met.

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Lagarde list committee to be named

A parliamentary committee that will investigate former Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou over his handling of the Lagarde list of Greek depositors will be formed.

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‘It’s too early to declare victory,’ says Stournaras

IMF urges eurozone to reduce Greece’s debt in the long term.

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Call for free meals for students

With child poverty rising due to the economic crisis, a team of public policy experts has called for a state program offering school meals.

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Greek parliament passes new tax increases

The Greek parliament has approved a series of unpopular tax rises aimed at boosting revenue in line with Athens’ commitments to international creditors.

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Monemvasia activists against wind parks

Residents and environmentalists have lodged an appeal with the Council of State seeking the annulment of two decisions that permits the construction of two wind parks.

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