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PM paves way to elections with three-year growth plan as ballot speculation simmers
PoliticsGreek Politicsa contrast with opposition parties, which he said were proposing “50 tax cuts that exist only in the minds
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PM urges ministers to focus on delivery, not be distracted by likely long election campaign
PoliticsGreek Politics, prioritises measures with significant fiscal impact - typically above 50 million euros annually
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Greece extends debt prepayment strategy with first repayment of EFSF loans
EconomyMacroeconomyin Iran since late February. The inaugural bond transaction in January attracted a record 50 billion eurs
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Mitsotakis moves to repair key electoral alliances with pension and pay rises
PoliticsGreek Politicsis expected to reach up to 2.9%, translating into an average monthly gain of 44–50 euros. Without abolition
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Tsipras sets out ELAS economic programme as government and PASOK launch criticism
PoliticsGreek Politics-year term and more than 50 bln euros over a decade. On energy, he promised an average 30 pct cut
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Androulakis presents governing plan, dances around questions about post-election alliances
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the business levy and imputed taxation, and a reduction of tax prepayment to 50%. Agriculture
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PM launches tech “investment marathon” in US as fuel prices dominate domestic agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat Mitsotakis's own pledge of a 1.75-euro heating oil ceiling still left prices 50 pct above last
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Greek government goes digital under lockdown, as more coronavirus clusters emerge
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe coronavirus crisis has not been entirely without its positives for Greeks, one of which has been the acceleration of e-government and the provision of online services. While moving government functions online had been a key component of the New Demo...
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Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016
to accentuate the positives of EU membership. How could Boris Johnson’s bluster about independence be rivalled
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From Berlin to Brexit
Agoraattempt to accentuate the positives of EU membership. How could Boris Johnson’s bluster about
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