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Polls prompt ND to crunch coalition numbers as Tsipras turns attention to policy
Voters’ initial reaction to the launch of new political parties suggests that New Democracy can hold its own against the new entities but would fall short of an outright majority in the next elections.
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Left poised for watershed moment as parties adjust to new opposition landscape
The latest polling figures, capturing the launch of two new political parties, is shaping the political battles for the months ahead, with New Democracy focussing on consolidating its dominance while the left and centre-left parties enter a period of radical transformation.
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OECD's latest outlook sees stable growth, rising inflation
In its latest Economic Outlook, the OECD says that Greece enters 2026 on a footing of notable economic resilience, though it remains “under pressure” from shifting global dynamics.
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PMI improves in May as manufacturers struggle with effects of Iran war
Greece’s manufacturing PMI rose to 53.3 points in May, from 52.4 points in the previous month, S&P Global data showed on Tuesday.
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Deposits fall marginally in April as rise for households offsets business drop
Private sector deposits dropped marginally in April, with a net outflow of 66 million euros, after a rise of 2.08 billion euros in March, according to the latest Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Tuesday.
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Greece weighs its options as Turkey prepares 'Blue Homeland' legislation
The reported preparation of new Turkish legislation aimed at codifying elements of the “Blue Homeland” doctrine has become a subject of intense discussion within the Greek government, with officials examining both legal and political options should Ankara decide to proceed.
PASOK on edge amid disagreement over engagement with new Tsipras party
New Democracy and PASOK challenged by arrival of new parties
Economy
Lending to corporates drives credit drop of 6.8 pct YoY in Apr
Credit expansion in the Greek private sector remained strong in April, rising by 6.8 percent year-on-year (YoY), from 7.7 percent the previous month, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures released on Tuesday showed.
Producer prices jump 12.8 pct YoY in April as Iran war pushes all categories upwards
Retail sales growth of 6.1 pct YoY in March spurred by fuel as war takes toll
Society
Greeks on AI: Interest, anxiety and a desire to "remain human"
Artificial intelligence may be reshaping global debates, but until now we have known surprisingly little about how Greeks themselves perceive this fast‑moving technology.
EBRD reports highlights demographic headwinds Greece has to navigate
OECD report highlights stark contrasts in health system
Agora
The "King of the North" seeking to heal a fractured kingdom
This June marks 10 years since the Brexit referendum - a decade in which the world has been in flux and Britain has been in turmoil. The narrow decision to leave the European Union has shaken the country’s politics, economy and identity.
How inflation has reshaped Greek household spending
Podcast - Shockwaves from the Gulf: What the Iran war means for Greece