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Centre-left leadership candidates step forward as unity doubts linger
PoliticsGreek PoliticsInterest is mounting in the contest to lead a new centre-left alliance that has the potential to shape political developments in Greece after the next general elections. Since PASOK leader Fofi Gennimata announced this summer the project to unite PASOK, To Potami and other parties from the centre
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About to soar? Greece's economy still needs to be handled with care
Agoratactics that left the legacy of the capital controls. There are numerous encouraging signs that can lead
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Slow pace of civil service evaluation, Hellenikon deal add to review agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the evaluation would not lead to any firings or suspensions, underlining how carefully SYRIZA is treading
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Macron arrives in Athens, kindling government's hopes
PoliticsGreek Politicsfortunes. An Alco poll for the Newsit website published on Wednesday suggested that New Democracy’s lead
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Third review agenda becoming more complex for Tsipras
PoliticsGreek Politicsincreases. However, the poor performance of budget revenues may lead to the lenders asking
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Third review seen taking longer than Athens had hoped
PoliticsGreek Politics. On the German elections, the fear in Athens is that the outcome may lead to Chancellor Angela
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Mitsotakis pledges tax cuts and reforms, hopes for lower fiscal targets
PoliticsGreek Politicsof consensus could lead to national elections being held based on the proportional representation system
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Opposition pressures SYRIZA by refusing to support bills ANEL dodges
PoliticsGreek Politicsby Brussels. However, New Democracy and ANEL were among those that expressed concern this would lead
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Coalition looks to regain confidence, centre-left struggles with ballot
PoliticsGreek Politics), whereas other opinion polls before the summer gave the conservatives a double-digit lead
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Coalition bolsters unity in face of opposition pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat this would lead to the Turkish Union of Xanthi being allowed to appeal against its ban. Athens
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