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Building permits jump by 124.5 pct in April, from year-earlier lockdown
EconomyMacroeconomybe noted that the varying and often low absolute numbers of building permits can lead
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PM opts for compulsory vaccinations in healthcare as Covid-19 cases continue to surge
PoliticsGreek Politicslead to renewed stress on the healthcare system, peaking in autumn. On Monday, PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis
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Vaccination politics intensify as Greece races to plug immunity gap
PoliticsGreek Politicsparty KINAL, meanwhile, announced that it will be taking the lead in promoting vaccination, a role
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Fitch maintains Greek 'BB' rating with stable outlook amid some lack of visibility
Economybe expecting a credit rating upgrade if solid public finances lead to a firm downward path of debt-to-GDP
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Wildfires rekindle longstanding political battle as heatwave forces agenda change
PoliticsGreek Politics. This summer may lead to a change in how high up the list climate action features as the parties look
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PM prioritises saving lives as govt fire strategy comes under more scrutiny
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat would lead to more timely planning for the firefighting season. Despite SYRIZA’s protest
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Turkey: Fires expose how Erdogan's regime is descending into farce and caricature
Agoraattempt to put the blame on some ministers but a reshuffle will hardly lead to policy change. In addition
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Building permits jump by 62.9 pct in May, from year-earlier lockdown
EconomyMacroeconomythat the varying and often low absolute numbers of building permits can lead to disproportionate levels
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ND anxious about impact Afghanistan tumble will have on migration
PoliticsGreek Politicsthere are two main concerns: That the change of regime will lead to a considerable uptick in the flows
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Opposition to vaccines hardens, revealing deep rift in public attitudes
PoliticsGreek PoliticsLow vaccination rates are emerging as an intractable issue for the Greek health authorities, as the return of holidaymakers and the start of the school year are expected to lead to a new surge in Covid-19 cases and hospitalisations. A further round of demonstrations against compulsory vaccination
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