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Elections and possible alliances on political agenda again
PoliticsGreek Politics, published on Thursday, suggested that New Democracy’s lead over SYRIZA remained at the 10 points, the same
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PM tries to halt election speculation as poll gap widens
PoliticsGreek Politicsparty continues to lead in all the polls, questions persist about whether it is generating enough
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Tsipras urges SYRIZA MPs to focus on ever-closer MoU exit
PoliticsGreek Politicslead to one of the most significant prior actions being completed. In the meantime, Parliament’s
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Over one in five Greeks struggled to make ends meet in 2017
Societyto be desirable or necessary to lead an adequate life. These included paying bills on time, keeping a home
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Extra taxation did not increase revenues in 2017
EconomyFeaturesIncreases in tax rates across 2017 by the application of new tax scales and methods of calculation for tax payable by the self-employed did not lead to higher revenues for the government in 2017, according to the latest data from ELSTAT. The year ended with general government revenues coming
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Mitsotakis scoffs at coalition's MoU exit strategy, challenges PM to elections
PoliticsGreek Politics) it has been trying to set up over the last few months. The resignation of the man appointed to lead
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Speculation about timing of next general elections intensifies
PoliticsGreek Politicsin a snap election or play the long game and hope that he can eat away at New Democracy’s poll lead over
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Turkish elections put Athens on alert as name talks reach crucial juncture
PoliticsForeign Policythe elections. But it is still not known whether this will lead to a new round of negotiations
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Coalition's feud with shipowner shows no sign of de-escalation
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMitsotakis’s lead by following up his call for snap elections later this year with one of her own
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Centre-left leader adds to calls for snap elections
PoliticsGreek Politics. He said this would lead to the creation of 600,000 new jobs, reducing the unemployment rate by 7
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