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SYRIZA looks towards bailout finishing line and beyond
PoliticsGreek PoliticsFollowing the vote on the multi-bill on Monday, the Greek government is taking stock of where things stand and trying to respond to MPs and party members regarding their concerns about the months to come. SYRIZA’s political secretariat met on Wednesday and the party’s central committee is due
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Tsipras tries to secure church's support in Macedonia name talks
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe discussion about the Macedonian name issue, which began in earnest in New York this week, is gradually becoming a key factor in the domestic political scene. Negotiators from Athens and Skopje met for UN-mediated talks this week after several weeks of relatively positive noises from the two
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Athens hopes for next bailout tranche as first phase of review talks conclude
EconomyProgrammeof March, but government officials indicated to the local media that this deadline may not be met
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Coalition tries to move focus back to scandals
PoliticsGreek Politicspremier said that he had only met him twice at public functions. Tzanakopoulos also demanded answers
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Greek banks' NPL selloff gathers speed
EconomyBankingto under 10 billion euros. Their latest financial report as of Q3 2017 stated that the bank had met
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Doubts about whether package deal with lenders is feasible by June
EconomyProgrammepledged in a teleconference last week that the deadlines would be met. The apparent delays have rekindled
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Ankara tension and Macedonia name talks weigh down coalition
PoliticsGreek Politics, including US Ambassador to Greece Geoffrey Pyatt, who he met on Wednesday. Independent Greeks Spyraki
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Tsipras fends off election rumours, Mitsotakis talks up moderate qualities
PoliticsGreek Politicsin an interview with Real FM. “Never have so many party bodies met, while everyone is bound by the central
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Mixed messages on foreign policy put coalition under pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicsfear that Kammenos’s bombastic style and his outspoken verbal attacks on Turkey, which are met
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Athens presents growth plan outline as lenders continue to differ on debt relief
EconomyProgramme, ESM, the European Commission and IMF, met in Brussels yesterday to discuss Greek debt relief. Multiple
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