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Despite foreign policy concerns, New Democracy builds poll lead as opponents falter
PoliticsGreek Politics– a gathering that was meant to mark a restart for the troubled grouping that has seen its ratings slide
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Deposits resume rise in May, reaching 199.61 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyat the 200-billion-euro mark, the current level of deposits is the highest since 2011. Before the debt crisis
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Mitsotakis defends his record against backdrop of tough migration package
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPM Kyriakos Mitsotakis used the announcement of emergency measures to tackle a surge in migrant arrivals to mark New Democracy’s six years in power. The prime minister launched an attack on his political opponents, including his predecessor Alexis Tsipras, who is rumoured to be planning a comeback
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PM's strategic bet on Israel meets domestic blowback over Gaza
PoliticsGreek Politics. Strategic ties These recent moves mark a notable shift in rhetoric, although it is too early
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Deposits rise by 2 bln in Aug, reaching new recent high of 205.4 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyconsecutive months above the 200-billion euros mark. Before the debt crisis, at the end of 2009
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Corporate deposits propel savings increase to 208 bln in Sep
EconomyMacroeconomydeposits are now four consecutive months above the 200-billion euros mark. Before the debt crisis
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Government unveils 2.5 bln plan to avert water shortages, prompts opposition pushback
PoliticsGreek Politicsneeded to keep taps flowing across the country will determine if Thursday’s announcements mark
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Greece reignites energy alliance talks with Israel and Cyprus amid US interest
PoliticsForeign Policypriorities. The conference will also mark the first official engagement of the new US Ambassador to Greece
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OPEKEPE inquiry sparks new political clash as despondent public looks on
PoliticsGreek Politics, and adjusted support hovering around the so called “psychological” 30 pct mark. PASOK sits between 10.2
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Deposits drop of 2.13 bln in Oct driven by businesses
EconomyMacroeconomydeposits are now five consecutive months above the 200-billion euros mark. Before the debt crisis
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