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Newsletter 197 -8/03/2019
’. This is not the issue I would raise at my first council meeting. I would first deliver results and build credibility
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Athens and lenders continue talks on outstanding actions, aiming to conclude by March 25
EconomyProgrammeon a framework ahead of the Eurogroup meeting held on Monday. According to a report by financial news website
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Tsipras hammers out dividing lines, trumpets battle with 'elite'
PoliticsGreek PoliticsInsisting that national elections will be held in the autumn, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has attempted to rally his MPs and hammer out the dividing lines between SYRIZA and New Democracy before the first encounter at the polls between the parties. During a televised speech ahead of a meeting
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Athens set to press ahead with primary residence law despite differences with lenders
EconomyProgrammeto settle the matter ahead of Monday’s meeting of the Euro Working Group, which is due to take another
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Primary residence talks continue amid uncertainty about draft legislation
EconomyProgrammerelief measures, following the March 11 meeting, would likely not sit well with investors, who have
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Protection of main homes the next step in assembly of election ammunition for SYRIZA
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the majority of homeowners who are having difficulty meeting the commitments and providing a more
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Newsletter 200 -29/03/2019
as providing cover for the majority of homeowners who are having difficulty meeting the commitments
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Athens hopeful release of 970 mln will be approved at Friday's Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammeTuesday’s briefing. A Euro Working Group meeting is due to take place ahead of the informal Eurogroup
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In Skopje, Tsipras focuses on name deal positives as trademark issue looms
PoliticsForeign Policythe work of this committee has completed the first phase of its work successfully and a third meeting
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PM hopes North Macedonia visit, debt relief decision will provide lift
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMacedonia’s agency. Debt relief Following the postponement at last month’s meeting, the government
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