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Greek-Chinese cooperation under Belt & Road initiative
Greek businessmen and Chinese scholars voiced confidence in the prospects of Sino-Greek cooperation in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative during a forum held on Monday at Piraeus port, Greece's largest harbor which in recent years has become a strong symbol of win-win bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
Turkey 'neutralizes' 32 militants over past week
Turkish security forces have "neutralized" 32 militants on its soil and abroad over the past week, the country's Defense Ministry said in a statement on Dec. 7.
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Greece's slow reforms may delay return of bond profits, say sources
Greece is at risk of missing a first tranche of ECB profit returns on Greek bond holdings due to delays in the pace of privatisations despite over-performance on its fiscal targets, sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
Greek public sector workers strike for higher pay
Greece's largest public sector union staged a 24-hour walkout on Wednesday, demanding wage and pension increases from a government still bound to keeping expenditure in check by its lenders.
The strike by the ADEDY union is the first major strike since Greece exited its bailout program in August.
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EU expects Serbian economy to continue to grow
This happened in the latest, fall report, while the initial figure was published in the spring report on EU's economic forecast.
The EC has also increased its forecast for Serbia's GDP growth in 2019 from 3.3 to 3.8 percent - the same for 2020.
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Gradual or partial pension cuts on the cards
Athens and its creditors are seeking a compromise solution over the issue of pension cuts, a well-informed European source has revealed to Kathimerini, while eurozone officials say the debate on the cuts remains open following Friday's Euro Working Group.
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Bosnia: Migrants clash with police, break through cordon
They are headed towards the border.
The cordon was set up by the Border Police of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH)
According to information from Sarajevo-based media, the clash between police officers and migrants has produced injuries.
Opportunities from Belt & Road Initiative discussed at seminar
The opportunities and challenges of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) could be more easily addressed if the European Union forged a common position on the development plan, experts highlighted at a seminar in Rome this week.
Moody's affirms Greek rating at B3, with a positive outlook
Moody's has affirmed Greece sovereign credit rating at B3, with a positive outlook, in a credit opinion it issued on Wednesday. Moody's has granted Greece this rating since February 2018.
Greek credit contraction speeds up in July
Total credit in Greece's banking system contracted 2.5 percent year-on-year in July after a 2.4 percent decline in the previous month, Bank of Greece data showed on Wednesday.
Credit extended to the government fell 8.4 percent after decreasing by 9.7 percent in June, the central bank said.
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