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Athens waits on its money In this week’s Europe Weekly we take a look at the EU’s new energy strategy, a customs deal in Kosovo and the eurozone debt crisis. We also chat to the Vice President of the European Investment Bank to see how Greece can breath life into its economy. That is all this week in Europe Weekly.
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