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Libya fallout tests ND's foreign policy credentials as PASOK edges forward in latest polls
The ratification of the disputed Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum by eastern Libya's House of Representatives has handed Greece's opposition parties a fresh opportunity to challenge one of the Mitsotakis government's traditional strengths: its management of foreign policy and national security.
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Athens seeks diplomatic counterweight after Libya backs Turkey maritime pact
The ratification of the controversial Turkey–Libya maritime agreement by Libya’s eastern‑based parliament this week marks a significant geopolitical shift in the Eastern Mediterranean, strengthening Ankara’s influence over both sides of the divided country and prompting a coordinated diplomatic response from Athens, Cairo and Brussels.
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BoG sees several global challenges, expects Greek economy to hold its ground
The Bank of Greece released on Thursday the latest financial stability report noting that the global economic environment is navigating significant headwinds driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, energy flow disruptions, and a sharp spike in international energy prices.
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Greece heads for another record tourism season after strong August receipts
Greece's travel balance recorded a surplus of 4.38 billion euros in August, compared to 4.31 billion euros in July, according to data released by the Bank of Greece (BoG) on Thursday.
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Current account balance at 1.74 bln surplus in Aug thanks to services
Greece’s current account stayed at a surplus of 1.74 billion euros in August, from a deficit of 218.5 million euros in the previous month, Bank of Greece (BoG) data released on Monday showed.
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Libyan ratification dents government's foreign policy edge
The ratification of the 2019 Turkey–Libya maritime memorandum by Libya’s eastern‑based parliament has given the opposition an opening on foreign policy — one of the few areas where New Democracy has consistently outpolled its rivals.
Libyan ratification of Turkey pact intensifies foreign policy debate
French protests prompt PM to sharpen stability message as opposition repositions
Economy
Energy and capital goods drive 17.8% YoY rise in industrial turnover for Aug
Greece’s industrial turnover recorded another strong rise of 17.8 percent year-on-year (YoY) in August, from 16.4 percent in June, according to data released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) on Tuesday.
Strong fiscal performance meets hard spending limits
Taxes continues to drive budget outperformance in September
Society
OECD warns young Greeks face deep structural barriers to work, family and housing
The latest OECD report on the challenges faced by young people in Greece captures the complex landscape they must navigate and the hurdles they encounter in their efforts to achieve financial independence, find stable employment, start a family and secure housing.
EU report shows Greece entering new era of extreme ageing and population decline
Trust levels fall again as public perceptions trail economic progress
Agora
Gone girl, vanishing statecraft
The direction in which Kimberley Guilfoyle’s ambassadorship to Greece would go was clear from the moment last autumn when she stepped off the private jet of a Greek‑American businessman to take up her position in Athens.
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