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Impending lockdown decision highlights cabinet tensions, casts unflattering spotlight on experts
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe opposition something to say”. An emergency meeting between senior health officials and PM
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Labour market developments in Greece during Covid-19
Agorato get unemployment down to, say, below seven percent, by the end of the 2020s? Since the peak
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FM explains verbal clash in Ankara but broader strategy remains unclear
PoliticsForeign PolicyForeign Minister Nikos Dendias and his team reportedly prepared several alternative statements to ensure he would be able to respond adequately and publicly to what his Turkish counterpart, Mevlut Cavusoglu would say during their unprecedented and heated press conference exchange on Thursday after
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Late May Day rallies highlight divides in left and labour movement
PoliticsGreek Politicswho they say have “sold out” to the government and employers.
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Govt on alert for possible fallout from tapering of pandemic relief measures
PoliticsGreek Politicstheir course. Finance Ministry officials say that extensive relief will only be brought back
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SYRIZA hunts for youthful narrative as polls remain stubbornly negative
PoliticsGreek Politicsproposed reforms as detrimental to workers, while similar numbers say they are dissatisfied
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Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting scheduled as Athens and Ankara eye quieter summer
PoliticsForeign Policysides is to secure a summer moratorium. Diplomatic sources say that, in this context
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Post-Covid era dawns on new landscape for bad debt in Greece
EconomyFeaturesdue to legal challenges. Industry sources say around 10,000 properties are due to be put up
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Athens broadly satisfied with EU Council approach on Turkey
PoliticsForeign Policysources say. Turkey appeared annoyed with the European Union following the publication
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Catering and entertainment businesses chafe at vaccination status rules
PoliticsGreek Politics. Wedding venues also say they feel let down by the complexity of the rules, and are asking for further
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