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Newsletter 325 - 28/01/2022
are striking right at the heart of what they see as a fundamental flaw in the narrative put together
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Mitsotakis forced to wield axe as legacy issues resurface
PoliticsGreek Politicsdemanded Livanos’s resignation after a furious phone call. A statement put out by the PM’s office
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Govt pins hopes on lifting Covid restrictions in March as experts tread more cautious path
PoliticsGreek Politicsin proposals for more relief measures to cushion inflation. In the past week, ministers have put an end
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Hooliganism poses familiar set of challenges for government
PoliticsGreek Politics. However, the current centre-right administration put imposing law and order high on its list
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PM pledges more support as he seeks to resist inflation, pandemic threats
PoliticsGreek Politicsalso stressed that he does not want to put this year’s budget execution at risk and that any support
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Mitsotakis faces pushback from left on arms to Ukraine
PoliticsGreek Politicsaid to Ukraine. Opposition parties, meanwhile, are expected to put Mitsotakis on the spot
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One unicorn does not a Silicon Valley make: positive news on startup front also highlights limitations
EconomyFeaturesMitsotakis put it recently, speaking on a teleconference with startuppers, “The goal is always
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The Parable of the Populists and the Contemplatives
Agoracan take from the earth but we cannot put it back or increase or make a replacement for it as we used
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How economic sanctions on Russia could affect Greek economy
AgoraThe imposition of financial sanctions on Russian individuals and corporate entities in response to the invasion of Ukraine has put economic links with Russia in the spotlight, as governments and companies assess the potential impact of ceasing trade with Russia. As a member of the EU, Greece
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Parties pick from energy policy menu as EU response opens up more options
PoliticsGreek Politicsdriven by speculation rather than the fundamentals of energy supply, and put forward a series
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