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Newsletter 360 - 25/11/2022
is likely to be the first of at least two ballots next year. In Patras, he spoke of the “devious trap
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ND's lead narrows but PM's election hopes still alive
PoliticsGreek Politicsopposition parties that Mitsotakis may try to trap them by bringing a vague amendment to Parliament which
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Macroeconomic fundamentals for Greece
Agorainvestment grade…”). Getting stuck in cyclical thinking is a trap. Greece will have elections soon
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Amid publicity storm, Tsipras publishes 'Ithaca' and fuels speculation about new journey
PoliticsGreek Politicsalone, taken to resist what he saw as a creditor “trap,” and argues that the “No” vote forced lenders
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Podcast - Walking a tightrope: Greece’s geopolitical balancing act
Agorain Eastern Europe - Politico Athens fears Turkish trap on Trump's peace board - Euractiv Agora Podcast
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EU report shows Greece entering new era of extreme ageing and population decline
Societymany Greek regions. This “drain of youth” risks trapping regions in a “talent development trap
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Newsletter 510 - 26/06/2026
of attempting to present himself as a model of integrity despite what he described as “serious cases... risk of 21.4%. The report argues that Greece cannot continue to rely on a model of “low‑cost....” This alternative model is built on three pillars: Productive Transformation: Shifting investment away
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Energy drives closer cooperation between Greece, Cyprus and Egypt
PoliticsForeign Policyprocess on the Syrian crisis, while also expressing “serious concerns over the situation in Libya.” The instability in Libya and the presence of jihadists there was highlight by the Egyptian president
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Ankara tension tops govt agenda, overshadowing social dividend and primary residences
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe spat with Turkey over its signing of an agreement with Libya regarding the delimitation... is in control of all of Libya, and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reportedly told Turkish President
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Newsletter 231 -06/12/2019
reaching an agreement with Libya last week to delineate maritime borders in the Mediterranean. Athens has labelled the deal “illegal,” arguing that Libya’s prime minister does not have the legal
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