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Alexis's choice
AgoraAlexis Tsipras seems to have chosen his path. Whether he will manage to reach the end of it is another matter, but the prime minister’s decision to shake up Greece’s negotiating team and to issue a common statement with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker last week made it clear
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How Greek banks can balance on the collateral tightrope
Agorahave approved them. However, it is not clear, particularly on the issue of additional pillar II
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Greek employers struggling to fill positions with right people
Societyand multilevel working environment,” Venetia Koussia said. “It is clear that in order to enhance
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Greece sees deal by June 5 but size of gaps tells different story
PoliticsGreek Politics, it is clear that the 3 billion-euro liquidity buffer the central bank possesses to help cover a deposit
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Lenders put together proposal that may leave Tsipras struggling
PoliticsGreek Politics. However, a fresh snap vote would do little to clear up the current confusion unless the sceptics
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SYRIZA prepares to debate deal as Tsipras's options narrow
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe imminent proposal. Until the details are clear, nobody within the party is willing to turn on Tsipras
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Greece deal hangs in balance as IMF sees major differences
PoliticsGreek Politicslenders are getting closer to a deal. It is now clear that he will either have to move closer
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Greece rides the ghost train
Agorabe clear that this is a package that no Greek government in the current situation, let alone SYRIZA
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Tsipras gives air of resistance but leaves door ajar for agreement
PoliticsGreek Politicson whether creditors also concede some ground. Sources told local media that Tsipras made it clear
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Bank of Greece warns of dangers in failure to reach deal with lenders
EconomyMacroeconomyIn its biannual Monetary Policy report published on Wednesday, the Bank of Greece (BoG) makes clear its belief that it is of paramount importance that the Greek government conclude an agreement with official lenders, describing it is a “historical imperative the country cannot afford to ignore
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