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Newsletter 442 - 22/11/2024
victory in June 2023 and polling between 25 and 28 pct in all surveys. MacroeconomyCharts
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Details of 2025 budget point to complex economic challenges ahead
EconomyMacroeconomyin June 2023 and polling between 25 and 28 pct in all surveys.
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Mitsotakis moves to quash polls speculation in aftermath of Samaras ouster
PoliticsGreek Politicschances. Polling which has taken place in the aftermath of the ouster offers some context
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PASOK tries to take initiative in budget debate as SYRIZA exodus continues
PoliticsGreek Politics. Kasselakis’s party is polling at 4.5 pct.
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Androulakis rules out future coalition with ND amid changed political landscape
PoliticsGreek Politicsa substantial lead, polling 26.4 pct in first place. Although it is well ahead of PASOK on 13.4 pct
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Aided by opposition parties, PM faces low risk over bland choice of president
PoliticsGreek Politicscost over his choice. Media reports suggests that initial private polling conducted by the government
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Opposition front against new President Tasoulas not sufficient to unite left
PoliticsGreek Politicsin Parliament, with 11 MPs, compared its polling figures which put them around 1.5 pct, well below
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Mainstream parties lose steam as Mitsotakis accuses opposition of trying to topple government
PoliticsGreek Politicsnegotiations. According to reports, the governing party has been rattled by private polling figures
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A new political landscape is emerging in Germany
Agoraand political parties in specific did not translate into staying away from polling stations. Instead
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Opposition outmanoeuvred by fast-track prosecution of first political figure over Tempe
PoliticsGreek Politics, the latest polling evidence provides further confirmation of the rise of fringe parties which have adopted
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