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Obama ends with big picture amid dwindling hope
Agorathat has seen this phenomenon take root and lead to the election of a populist leader, his message
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Greece, lenders inch forward after talks on settlement of tax and bank debt
EconomyProgrammeRevenues (GSPR), such a development would lead to a haircut of 80-90 percent, which is not deemed
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Optimism in Athens as Cyprus talks move into delicate phase
PoliticsForeign Policylead to new opportunities of gas exploitation in the Eastern Mediterranean. “The good news is that you
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Newsletter 97 - 25/11/2016
programme review and lead Greece out of the crisis. Speaking to SYRIZA’s parliamentary group, Tsipras
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Impasse in Cyprus talks puts Athens and Ankara on the spot
PoliticsForeign Policyof Tsipras-Erdogan meeting could lead to a collapse of the Cyprus talks, especially if there is no other
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Contrasting views on Cyprus breakdown; Greek role under scrutiny
PoliticsForeign Policywould lead to Ankara seeking concessions on the guarantees and security issues. In contrast, the Turkish
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New Democracy applies pressure as coalition prepares for tough December
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSeeing the government still struggling to conclude the second review, which has prompted speculation about whether this could lead to political developments, New Democracy has chosen to make it absolutely clear that it will not consent to a cross-party administration being formed and to reiterate
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Tsipras bet on recovery a long shot but offers better odds than snap polls
Agorain 2018), who knows where this could take SYRIZA. Overcoming New Democracy’s vast lead in the opinion
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What Greece’s draft agreement with lenders foresees on labour and pension reforms
EconomyProgramme) that will lead to efficiency gains also through a reduction by at least 20 percent of the overall staff and 40
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Flare-up between Athens and IMF fuels doubts over review breakthrough
PoliticsGreek Politics, the preparations for a parallel track, which would lead to snap elections if the talks
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