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Newsletter 139 -10/11/2017
Pressure to resolve auction hold-up Solution sought as action by notaries threatens to hamper third review progress The prospect of a swift conclusion to the third review took a knock this week when notaries announced that they would be boycotting the auctions of repossessed properties because
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Will centre-left let go of past to grasp change?
Agora, defence and culture minister Evangelos Venizelos took over as leader. In the midst of its collapse
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Greece and Albania hold private talks to tackle longstanding differences
PoliticsForeign Policyin Bucharest, when NATO leaders took a unanimous decision to block FYROM’s accession. Athens is aware
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Coalition battles it out with opposition over ammunition sale
PoliticsGreek Politicsin proving unquestionably that some form of corruption took place. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras also
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Athens, creditors on way to settling energy, labour issues in third review
EconomyProgrammeto protect workers, some of whom held protests as the meeting took place. On the labour front
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E-auctions get underway as draft SLA is prepared
EconomyProgrammescheduled to take place in courts in Athens and Thessaloniki, only 20 took place. The rest were disrupted
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Erdogan ends trip with softer tone, consensus on refugees
PoliticsForeign Policy. Refugees It appears that during the talks that took place behind closed doors, the two delegations
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Pandora's box ajar for Turkey and Greece?
Agora, at the sea...". At the time, the "Lausanne failure" debate took a diverse domestic turn
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Clock ticks on prior actions as coalition searches for solution on islands
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe Greek government is under severe time pressure to complete some 70 prior actions remaining as part of the third review, while property auctions remain a thorn in the coalition’s side. Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos is currently in New York, where he took part in the Capital Link investment
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PM stands ground on property auctions despite broad concern
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMore electronic auctions of repossessed properties took place this week, as the government had agreed with its lenders, but the coalition continues to see these transactions as potentially damaging to its political fortunes. According to reports 15 e-auctions were carried out on Wednesday, which
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