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Newsletter 168 -29/06/2018
, the debt to GDP ratio was seen at 165 percent in 2020, de-escalating further to 127.2 percent
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Athens gets first taste of Erdogan's new era in power
PoliticsForeign Policy, the two men agreed to adopt measures to de-escalate the situation. On migration, both sides agreed
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Russia responds to expulsions but diplomatic row seen petering out
PoliticsForeign Policyviews this as an attempt to de-escalate tensions with Greece. Neither side wishes to cause further
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Athens facing diplomatic developments on several fronts in September
PoliticsForeign Policyin the 19th century with a view to de-Hellenise the patriarchates of the Middle East,” added
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Alpha Bank makes loss of 52.9 mln in Q2, reaching profit of 12.3 mln in H1
EconomyBanking, respectively. As part of its ongoing strategy to de-risk its balance sheets and reduce bad loans, Alpha Bank
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Parties locked in tug of war over troubled universities
Society” and to describe the “asylum” as a de facto threat to academic freedom. New Democracy’s student wing
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Alpha Bank profits at 41 mln in Q3, reach 53.3 mln in 9M
EconomyBanking9. Alpha Bank’s CEO Demetrios Mantzounis noted that the Q3 results showed a continued de-risking
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Tsipras and Erdogan keep conversation going despite lack of specific gains
PoliticsForeign Policythe need for a de-escalation of tension in the Aegean. To this end, the two sides decided to re-resume
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After local elections in Turkey, Athens hopes recent tension with Ankara will ease
PoliticsForeign PolicyGreece is hoping that the end of the campaigning linked to the local elections held in Turkey last weekend could lead to a de-escalation of recent tension between the two countries. But there are elements in Turkey’s current political and economic situation that do not leave any room for high
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Summit to usher in a new stage of EU-China relations
Agorathe US also prioritises in its bras-de-fer with Beijing. Europeans also urge China to “cap its CO2
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