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Grappling with Europe's polycrisis
Agora. For instance, the terms of the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme mean that it is bound
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NOME auctions as a mechanism to strengthen competition in the Greek electricity market
Legalas the terms and conditions for the registration, or respectively, removal from the Register
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Some progress in first round of talks but most second review issues remain unresolved
EconomyProgrammebargaining. Katrougalos also raised the issue of the minimum wage, particularly in terms of how
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Alpha and NBG complete sales of hotels
EconomyBankingbillion euros, corresponding to 6 percent of its total assets. Both in absolute terms and relative
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Houliarakis provides clearest view so far on Athens's debt relief expectations
EconomyProgrammeAlternate Finance Minister Giorgos Houliarakis made the current government’s clearest statement so far on what it expects in terms of debt relief and how it believes this could help the country in the future. Speaking at the Parliamentary subcommittee on debt on Thursday, Houliarakis set out before
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Tsipras freshens up cabinet, looking for balance with party and lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicsinternal disputes. In terms of the ongoing negotiations with the institutions, the changes at the key
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Trade deficit falls 12.1 pct in Sept following export growth for first time since Apr 2015
EconomyMacroeconomyreading since April 2013. In absolute terms, exports stood at 2.36 billion euros in September
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Car sales jump by 20 pct in October
EconomyMacroeconomyterms, car sales improved from the previous month to 9,479 in October from 9,044 in September
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Obama emphasises need for debt relief in Athens but Berlin keeps expectations low
PoliticsForeign Policy’s support for debt relief in the strongest possible terms during both days of his visit. Obama now
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Greece’s downstream oil industry adapts to shifting demands
EconomyFeaturesof the economy was rapidly shrinking. In terms of its energy usage profile, Greece remains
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