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Thessaloniki bus firm row adds to public sector challenges
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe row about the appointment of Stelios Pappas, the father of Digital Policy Minister Nikos Pappas, as the new head of the Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organisation (OASTH) looks like it will rumble on through August but there is no sign that the coalition will back down on the matter. In fact
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Relief for coalition as wildfire threat subsides
PoliticsGreek PoliticsNikos Toskas, who is in charge of the fire service and police. Questions are being asked about
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Coalition looks to regain confidence, centre-left struggles with ballot
PoliticsGreek Politicswhen Digital Policy Minister Nikos Pappas responded to complaints from New Democracy about
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Energy, defence high on agenda as Tsipras prepares for US visit
PoliticsForeign Policyof the reasons behind Athens's decision not to satisfy Washington’s demands was that Foreign Minister Nikos
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Tsipras returns from US with positive sentiment but absence of tangible results
PoliticsForeign PolicyMinister Nikos Kotzias and National Security Adviser HR McMaster, but the absence of any comment from
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Athens in dispute with Spanish ambassador over Catalonia stance
PoliticsForeign Policycall from Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias, who apologised for the incident. The Greek Foreign
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Minister proposes way forward for auctions as pressure mounts from banks, creditors
EconomyProgrammeand would also affect liquidity,” chairman of the Hellenic Bank Association, Nikos Karamouzis, told
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IMF adds to calls for no further delays to e-auctions
EconomyProgramme’s parliamentary group earlier this week. The chairman of the Hellenic Bank Association, Nikos
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PASOK emerges victorious from first round of centre-left leadership vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsaround 43 percent of the vote, with the younger PASOK MEP Nikos Androulakis coming second with some 25
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Greece and Albania hold private talks to tackle longstanding differences
PoliticsForeign PolicyForeign Ministry, was concluded on Sunday. A joint statement from Nikos Kotzias and Ditmir Bushati
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