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Newsletter 305 - 16/07/2021
Vaccines turn political PM announces compulsory jabs for some, prompting first major anti-vax protest Amid concerns about an approaching fourth Covid wave hitting Greece this summer, the government announced the start of compulsory vaccinations this wee...
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This is what's in the legislation Greece has to approve by Wednesday night
EconomyProgramme) for fire and to 15 percent (from 10 percent) for autos. The corporate tax rate rises from 26 to 29
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Defence agreement, views on Turkey attract most interest during Pompeo visit
PoliticsForeign Policyof the S400 which is of a particular interest for the US. Upgraded role? The debate that has begun
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Newsletter 68 - 01/04/2016
not in a rush to become prime minister,” he told Skai TV. Greeks have paid dearly for the headstrong rush
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The men who would be prime ministers
Agoraprime minister,” he told Skai TV. Greeks have paid dearly for the headstrong rush to power made by its
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Bulgaria's Covid-19 vaccination fiasco: excessive risks, mediocre results
Agoranot accept all its allocated doses – why did that happen? Was it putting a price tag on Bulgarians... of the price tag the Bulgarian government had put on its citizens. These are the savings from choosing
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Tsipras steps in amid concern deal with lenders slipping away
PoliticsGreek Politicswith its creditors. This is an idea that the government has toyed with but its primary goal
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Tsipras, against all odds
Agoraon to the hope that Greece will return to the drachma, an idea that Tsipras and SYRIZA toyed with for some
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PASOK in turmoil, Mitsotakis strengthens ties with church
PoliticsGreek Politicsand has instead toyed with the idea of cooperating with SYRIZA. The latest round of infighting
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A tax credit for Greece: The significance of an independent public revenue service
Agorafor ‘the commons’. The book traces how each Greek administration since the start of the crisis toyed with the idea
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