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The Lisbon agenda was adopted in 2000 and it lists EU goals amining to boost its competitiveness (Photo: European Commission)

Greece and Italy named 'villains' of EU reform agenda

Austria, the Netherlands and Estonia last year achieved the greatest progress towards economic reform targets in the EU, according to a fresh scoreboard by a centre-right London-based think-tank, the Centre for European Reform.

Meanwhile, the report, published on Monday (3 February) names Italy and Greece as "villains" of the reform agenda for scoring poorly in most priority areas, along with Malta, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania.

The analysis, titled "The Lisbon Scoreboard VIII", i...

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The Lisbon agenda was adopted in 2000 and it lists EU goals amining to boost its competitiveness (Photo: European Commission)

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