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Tsipras defends compromise, appears optimistic on concluding review
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Alexis Tsipras took his turn on Friday to defend the concessions his government made to Greece’s lenders, insisting that it represents an “honourable compromise” and displaying optimism that it will lead to the conclusion of the review. Like Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos a day
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Athens braces for return of lenders, discussion about measures
PoliticsGreek Politicsof restrictive and expansionary fiscal measures, although neutral overall, will lead to some households
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Athens prepared to legislate measures before global deal with lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicslead to the conclusion of the review is the intensification of its war of words with New Democracy
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The joke's on Greece
Agorainvolves some Greeks blaming everything on others but let’s lead that one aside for the time being
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All-round concern about Greek-Turkish tension in run-up to referendum
PoliticsForeign Policyused by Erdogan and Bahceli has caused concern in Athens, and elsewhere, that overzealousness may lead
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Greek women in crisis
Agora. Although the law protects maternity leave and return to work, norms and culture in the private sector lead
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Greeks full of contradictions on ideology and political beliefs, study suggests
Societythat immigrants lead to an increase in crime fell ten percentage points to 64.4 percent. However
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Nouy voices concern about impact of uncertainty on banks, rebuffs capital concerns
EconomyBankingthat the time that has been lost may lead to harder and more complicated decisions in the future. They also
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Greece and lenders trap themselves over labour reforms
AgoraELSTAT is due to announce the final number on April 21), which could lead to the talks with the creditors
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Global deal in April ruled out as labour reforms prove biggest obstacle
EconomyProgrammeSpeaking to Parliament’s Economic Affairs Committee, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said on Thursday that the agreement with the institutions would be difficult but would also have “positive surprises,” which could pave the way for QE from the European Central Bank and lead to sustained growth
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