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Government stalls possible bond issue, clashes again with judiciary
PoliticsGreek Politics. This would allow the current government to claim that it has set Greece on a path of lower
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In absence of bond issue, coalition ponders next moves
PoliticsGreek Politicsto Bloomberg, though, another complication with the IMF has emerged, because the Fund has set a limit
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Newsletter 128 - 21/07/2017
to a report in The Wall Street Journal, the ceiling was set at 325 billion euros of central government
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Bond success questioned as coalition looks to build on trial issue
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAfter Tuesday’s trial bond issue, the government has set its sights on tapping the markets at least once more, possibly, twice by the time it exits the bailout programme next summer but its opponents believe any celebrations should be put on hold. While the government’s reaction to the result
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Could reforms have prevented Greece's economic collapse?
AgoraThe Greek economy’s collapse in the 2010-2013 period has become legendary. Greece had already been hit hard by the global financial crisis in 2009, when it posted a sharp GDP drop of -4.3 percent. This set the stage for what would become the deepest economic contraction of a developed country
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SYRIZA seeks to re-connect with left through contested university changes
PoliticsGreek Politicsmovement she helped set up, along with former PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos and To Potami chief
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Healthcare next stop for Tsipras amid Georgiou case fallout
PoliticsGreek Politicsa hostile atmosphere in the courtroom and concluded that the trial was “an intimidating pre-set
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CPI up by 1 pct in July for seventh straight rise
EconomyMacroeconomythat consumer prices are set to rise in 2017 for the first time in the last four years. The Finance
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SYRIZA tests PASOK waters with talk of possible alliance
PoliticsGreek Politicsset. Gennimata has indicated that this new initiative would not have the goal of working
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Greek demographic ratios among the worst in Europe
SocietyAccording to a new report by the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, Greece is set to have one of the worst population demographics in Europe by 2050. The report highlighted the findings of Eurostat’s population data, which projects that by 2050 the number of births will be sufficient
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