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Finance Ministry's defence of economic record highlights area of policy weakness
EconomyMacroeconomyThe Greek government pulled out all the stops over the last couple of weeks in an attempt to defend its economic record, culminating in the Finance Ministry presenting a document outlining the seven areas in which Greece is outperforming its eurozone pe...
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PMI rises to 54.4 points in April, highest since February 2020
EconomyMacroeconomyin the headline figure was also in part due to a further deterioration in vendor performance in April... in vendor performance. As such, input costs soared once again.”
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GDP growth slows in Q3 amid lower 2017 forecasts
EconomyMacroeconomyr in its autumn economic forecasts published in November. The IMF has not updated its estimates
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As easing of lockdown begins, government looks to salvage economy
PoliticsGreek Politicsexplained that the infection rate (R) has dropped well below 1, signalling that the disease is dying out
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Govt pushes tourism message, digests EU stimulus proposal
PoliticsGreek Politics, as outweighing the danger of a rise in the coronavirus reproduction, or ‘R’, rate. Recovery Fund
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Govt, experts sound alarm over risk of Covid-19 control being lost
PoliticsGreek Politicsof hand” if measures are not adhered to. Tsiodras noted that the infection rate R has increased to 1
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EU digital certificate seen as boost for tourism against backdrop of worsening pandemic
PoliticsGreek Politicsrate in tests across the country remains high, at 5.5 pct, while the transmission rate R is currently
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Professional liars in pandemic times
Agora(Kosovo), Don’t Let Belgrade D(r)own (Serbia), Analiziraj.ba (Bosnia and Herzegovina), and PCNEN
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The virus may be slowing, but fake news is still rampant
Agorawith Macropolis (Greece), Lupiga (Croatia), Sbunker (Kosovo), Don’t Let Belgrade D(r)own (Serbia
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Fighting fake news is a "to be or not to be" battle
AgoraBelgrade D(r)own), Bosnia and Herzegovina (Analiziraj.ba), Albania (Monitor.al) and Greece (Macropolis
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