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Schaeuble happy with Greece’s progress

Germany’s finance minister told Greeks to stop lobbying for more debt forgiveness, as it’s not in their interest.

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Samaras: VAT in the catering sector to drop to 13% from August

The implementation of this measure would bring in higher revenues to both business and the state, says Samaras.

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The Upside

Does human confidence hang on in spite of economic predictions, asks Mark Bouris.

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Greek Prime Minister “caught” swearing at himself

Antonis Samaras has been caught swearing on camera during a long-awaited announcement on tax relief.

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Greek Parliament passes multi-bill

Austerity measures will include thousands of public-sector job cuts and transfers, demanded by the country’s creditors.

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Tourism in Greece can create 360,000 jobs in next eight years

Such a prospect would generate revenues of 18-19 billion euros on an annual basis.

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Judges to rule on parliament vote to indict ex-finance minister of Greece

Papaconstantinou is to be indicted for breach of faith and for altering an official document, the so called Lagarde list on tax evasion.

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LEGO Acropolis constructed in Sydney

The LEGO exhibition at Sydney University shows the Acropolis both as it was in fifth century BC and as it is today, as a popular tourist attraction.

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Carr reaffirms FYROM name issue despite award

The senator sympathised with the Greek community, saying the government hasn’t changed its stance.

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Turkey government desecrates the Church of Agia Sophia

This is the second time in recent years that the Turkish government has converted a unique Christian church into a mosque.

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