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Greek retail sales dive 8.5 pct in May after brief rise in April
EconomyMacroeconomyincreased by 2.3 pints to 4.8 in July posting a cumulative rebound of 27.6 points over the past 10 months
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Personal responsibility and public healthcare: Greece on a wing and a prayer
Agorato issue a new banning order, closing ski centres and organised beaches. And yet, church services
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Govt ratchets up coronavirus measures, while planning further support for economy
PoliticsGreek Politicsbeaches and ski resorts, while local authorities have been closing parks where outdoor gatherings
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It's the hope that kills you
AgoraThe ski resort of Ischgl in Austria has been linked with thousands of infections around Europe. More than 6,000 infections from 45 countries including Germany, the UK and the US were tied with the outbreak in early March. Austrian prosecutors are investigating the claims that delays in shutting
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PM reins in rush to re-open economy as vaccines proceed slowly
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAmid speculation that ski resorts and the food service sector could be the next to see a relaxation of the current Covid-19 restrictions, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis intervened on Wednesday to suggest that the government’s next goal is to re-open secondary schools rather than other sectors
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Newsletter 281 -22/01/2021
that ski resorts and the food service sector could be the next to see a relaxation of the current
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Excess of vaccines in Serbia will go to waste
Agorathat the virus has spread drastically on ski resorts. On March 20, a protest was even organized
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Industrial production stays in contraction for third successive month in Aug
EconomyMacroeconomysuccessive positive months, to -1.3 pints after a rise of 2.6 points in the previous month. Since October
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Newsletter 501 - 03/04/2026
pints, from -49.2 in February. All components fell with the sharpest noted in the services sentiment
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Opinion polls indicate fragmentation, close election race
PoliticsGreek Politicshoped to arrive with more of a bang than it has.
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