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Newsletter 293 - 16/04/2021
10 billion extra that is now owed to banks. Tsipras told the watching online audience
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Mitsotakis attempts to clarify plans for post-Easter reopening
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMinister Vassilis Kikilias told press at his weekly briefing that private doctors would continue
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Low expectations for progress in new round of UN-led Cyprus talks
PoliticsForeign Policytold Anadolu Agency that the Turkish side has put forward its new policy on the Cyprus issue
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Vaccines provide govt with hope of pandemic exit as labour reform battle gathers pace
PoliticsGreek Politicsor schools,” the opposition leader told Ant-1 TV. “The easy part is to decide a lockdown, the hard part
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ND unveils labour bill as parties line up for head-on clash over reforms
PoliticsGreek Politicstold the local media that SYRIZA will present its own framework in due course, making clear
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Ryanair flight interference casts shadow as FM prepares to meet Russia's Lavrov
PoliticsForeign Policy. In Athens, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told the Financial Times that leaders at the summit
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SYRIZA hunts for youthful narrative as polls remain stubbornly negative
PoliticsGreek Politics. Close to one third of respondents told the pollsters that they don’t trust any of the available
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Teachers threaten revolt over education bill as opposition gears up for summer confrontation
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told his cabinet to prepare for a working summer as they were briefed on a reform-heavy legislative agenda on Wednesday. Many of the proposals are already facing strong criticism from stakeholders and the opposition, with both sides girding for confrontation over
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Government compromises on 2 pct rise for minimum wage
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe relevant committees. In a related development, Deputy Labour Minister Panos Tsakloglou told Parliament
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Criticism of authorities' response intensifies as wildfires continue to rage
PoliticsGreek PoliticsFinance Minister Theodoros Skylakakis told ANT-1 TV that the government has spent 1 billion euros
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