Greece
Paris attacks will blur euro-area fiscal compliance
The European Commission has judged four states' draft 2016 budgets at risk of non-compliance with euro-area rules
EUAthens can boast of protecting poorer debtors
Anger on the streets should not derail reform compromise
GreeceRallies will not stop Greek bailout
Greeks go on strike but few turn up for rallies, suggesting apathy rather than anger
GreeceGreece's Syriza will proceed grudgingly with sell-offs
An Asset Monetisation Fund to be set up by March 2016 will privatise public enterprises, property and bank shareholdings
GreeceEuro-area fiscal policies will not find common ground
By end-November, the European Commission will release its judgements on euro-area countries' 2016 budgets
EUSacking will intimidate Greek civil service
Sacked tax chief will contest dismissal, accusing government of double standards and violation of judicial process
GreeceAnti-reform dissent will test Greek government
Bailout talks with the new left-right coalition government have begun, testing its reforming resolve
GreeceAnti-immigration parties to shape policy and politics
Such parties are diverse, but inescapable in many West European states
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