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Greeks’ mutual mistrust eases, survey indicates
Society), the better off (33 percent compared to the 23% of those who said they have difficulty in getting
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As SYRIZA's sparkle fades is there a centrist alliance in the making?
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the vote, comfortably seeing off his only rival, Oxford University law professor Pavlos
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Loss-making Q4 and 2015 for Alpha, targets positive bottom-line in 2016
EconomyBankingFollowing Eurobank, Alpha also reported net loss of 533.1 million euros in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2015 from profit of 413.6 million in Q3. The latter fully reflected a one-off positive impact for the change in the nominal tax rate (from 26 to 29 percent) on deferred tax asset (DTA
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Greek stocks rise 2.4 pct, up for fourth straight week
Economyby higher operating expenses also including one-off items. Titan reported on Thursday Q4 net loss of 2.4
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NBG records loss of 2.05 bln in Q4 on one-offs and jump in credit risk provisions
EconomyBankingmillion and goodwill write-off of 432 million) 2) One-offs of 138 million, with the bulk stemming from
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Newsletter 67 - 18/03/2016
dozed off but never disappeared since Greece’s name dispute with its northern neighbour broke out
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Gov't under scrutiny over relationship with judicial system
PoliticsForeign Policythat Papangelopoulos tried to take her off the case. The deputy minister has admitted asking Tsatani to hand
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A misstep away from absurdity
Agora, which have often dozed off but never disappeared since Greece’s name dispute with its northern
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Declining flow of refugees gives struggling government some hope
PoliticsForeign PolicyThere have been some encouraging signs over the last few days that the European Union’s agreement with Turkey may be leading to a drop in the number of refugees crossing to Greece, thereby easing the pressure on the government. According to reports, just 17 refugees and migrants stepped off
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What next for Tsipras the shapeshifter?
Agoraof ways to dangle Greece off the edge of a cliff. Either way, Tsipras may have elicited a much more
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