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reassure Greeks the worst is over," he said. 'Path Will Be Neither Short Nor Easy' EU leaders reacted to the result with relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office said she had congratulated Samaras by telephone on Sunday night and said that Merkel assumes Greece "will keep to its European commitments

d to the result with relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office said she had congratulated Samaras by telephone on Sunday night and said that Merkel assumes Greece "will keep to its European commitments." German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble called the result "a decision by Greek voters to

h Will Be Neither Short Nor Easy' EU leaders reacted to the result with relief. German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office said she had congratulated Samaras by telephone on Sunday night and said that Merkel assumes Greece "will keep to its European commitments." German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaubl

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cut to junk) citing the sovereign downgrade earlier this month as well as the possibility that commercial real estate losses will worsen. Greek PM Samaras will meet the other 2 coalition leaders today to discuss who will be named the next FinMin after Rapanos pulled the chute yesterday b/c health reaso

rred as Britain begins to switch off the television The Times • By the time the oil runs out we won't need it The Times • Hollande risks wrath of Merkel by rejecting economic reforms The Times • James Moore: How lopsided can comparison sites get before the watchdogs wake up? Independent • Sir Ian

rther polls on Dec 23 & 29). Bloomberg notes that 'failure to install a candidate after three attempts [need 180 votes) would prompt the collapse of Samaras' coalition and the dissolution of Parliament" and thus snap elections as early as January 4 so this has clearly increased political risk and will b