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Government cracks down on sun lounger sprawl as public mood towards tourism sours
PoliticsGreek Politicswas respected. Marinakis raised the example of the action that the central government took earlier
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Stress tests not proving stressful for Greek banks any longer
EconomyBankinginterest rates. Meanwhile, in the AGMs that took place in recent weeks, almost all lenders said
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Travel surplus rises to 5.06 bln in June as arrivals soar by 26 pct in 6M
EconomyMacroeconomypercent to 6.17 billion euros. Payments also increased to 1.12 billion, which took the overall
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PM under pressure to account for destruction, as wildfires stoke anti-migrant sentiment
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the wildfires since they took on alarming dimensions over the weekend. On Wednesday, the PM made
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Credit expansion slows to 1.2 pct in July as corporate loans contract
EconomyMacroeconomy. Credit to insurance corporations showed a net monthly outflow of 28 million euros. This took
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SYRIZA leadership contenders enter final stretch, as ID cards become latest headache for govt
PoliticsGreek Politicsprotests took place in Thessaloniki by citizens opposing the new identity cards. Over recent weeks, posts
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Storm impact and ferry death engulf political agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat around 270,000 voters took part in the first round PASOK leadership vote in 2021, and more than 200,000
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GDP grows by 1.3 pct QoQ in Q2, in line with growth estimates of 2+ pct for year
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s seasonally adjusted (SA) GDP moved up by 1.3 percent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) in Q2, from a slightly upwards revised 0 percent in Q1, provisional data from the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) revealed on Wednesday. The marginal revision of the previous quarter took away the 0.1
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PM gathers funds to deal with aftermath of floods as political problem grows more acute
PoliticsGreek Politics, if any, improvements since Mitsotatakis took over in 2019. This undermines the government’s key
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Newsletter 393 - 15/09/2023
Mitsotatakis took over in 2019. This undermines the government’s key narrative, which is based on cultivating
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