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  1. Building activity maintains strong first quarter with 22.3% YoY rise in March
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in March 2025. The corresponding surface area saw a strong rise of 40.7 percent YoY, while volume jumped

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  2. SYRIZA fractures further after direction shift as ND grapples with post-election scenarios
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    earlier, saw a faction led by former ministers Pavlos Polakis and Nikos Pappas and former Attica

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  3. Government counter‑offensive on OPEKEPE as Tsipras–SYRIZA schism deepens
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    event, #AskTsipras, saw Tsipras answer questions live. ELAS plans webinars, thematic consultations

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  4. Newsletter 513 - 17/07/2026

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    to create continuous interaction between leadership and members. The first event, #AskTsipras, saw

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  5. Newsletter 514 - 24/07/2026

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    and rising energy prices. This week also saw the unveiling of the 23‑billion-euro National Development Plan

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  6. Building activity slows in April with 4.2% YoY rise
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    2,433, from 2,334 in April 2025. The corresponding surface area saw a rise of 12.1 percent YoY, while

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  7. Newsletter 515 - 31/07/2026

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    . The week also saw intense debate over water management reform. A government bill proposing

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  8. Building activity eases in May with marginal 0.8% YoY drop
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    2,695, from 2,717 in May 2025. The corresponding surface area saw a rise of 4.2 percent YoY, while

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  9. Building activity rebounds strongly with 21.5% YoY rise in June
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , from 2,566 in June 2025. The corresponding surface area saw a rise of 22.5 percent YoY, while volume

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  10. Mitsotakis unveils industrial energy package as Tsipras and Samaras take aim

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    said he saw “signs of decline” and of political responsibility for it, pointing to education, rural

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