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Referendum and the ECB to determine the future of Greek banks
Economyor call of snap elections, it would be hard for the ECB to increase the ELA limit or avoid applying
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Yes to the referendum, no to the way it's being held
Agoraor lenders. In this respect, Tsipras’s decision to call a referendum provides Greece with an opportunity
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S&P lowers Greek long-term rating by one notch to CCC-
Economythe lenders’ proposal and instead call a referendum on whether to accept the terms on offer. Moreover
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As second bailout comes to an end, Tsipras eyes third amid domestic turmoil
PoliticsGreek Politicsto call a referendum. It appears that Dragasakis heads a group of government officials that believe
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Between Scylla and Charybdis
AgoraHere we are again, just over five years of the anniversary of the country’s first programme and more than 210 billion euros of financing later, Greece is about to hold the referendum that machinations and backroom dealings averted back in 2011. Essentially, the moment Alexis Tsipras decided to call
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Yes or no, complex political developments lie ahead for Greece
PoliticsGreek Politicsas it seems certain that Tsipras will call elections before any of the conditions are met. Complicated
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An impossible choice
Agora. They are at the receiving end of all these erratic developments. They have to digest the call for a referendum on Sunday 5
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Tsipras runs gauntlet as he seeks approval for proposals from cabinet, lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicsa personal meeting with Tsipras, insisting that the prime minister should either call a political
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Tsipras gets strong mandate for deal in Brussels but left with political conundrum at home
PoliticsGreek Politicscreated by the vote in the early hours of Saturday morning. The first is to call snap elections after
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Agreement creates array of political challenges for Tsipras, who must move fast
PoliticsGreek Politicsit. The other option for Tsipras is to call snap elections but that would destroy all trust with lenders
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