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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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Deliberations over primary residence bill set to delay green light from Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammescheme would be its ability to bring down the redefault rate, which has been above the cure rate
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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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The unbearably slow vaccination process in Croatia
Agoraand vice president of the Croatian Handball Federation Zoran Gobac. The director of the Clinic
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Mitsotakis uses justice reform as election rallying cry in aftermath of Mati verdict
PoliticsGreek Politicsin connection with the killing of a riot policeman by a flare fired during clashes between football... of the policeman and involvement in organised crime. Following 63 arrests, a total 19 suspects are being held... on the arrests, chief government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said the policeman’s death was the final straw after
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Of symmetry and adjustments in the eurozone
Agoraand at the Jakarta School of Public Policy, Indonesia, where he is also head of the Economics Concentration. He
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Why is Europe worrying about SYRIZA?
Agoraand at the Jakarta School of Public Policy, Indonesia, where he is also head of the Economics
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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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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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