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SYRIZA turbulence shakes up opposition politics
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA’s decline in the opinion polls and the internal disruption that has followed the election of Stefanos Kasselakis as leader is creating a new reality as far as opposition politics in Greece is concerned. A ProRata poll published this week indicates that SYRIZA has slipped behind not only
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Greece - Some structural macroeconomic arithmetic
Agoraof Greece has at last been bolstered. Greece, so far, has never had a current account surplus
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Kasselakis aiming to bounce back as SYRIZA continues to take hits
PoliticsGreek Politicsa negative view of Kasselakis’s decisions so far, and just 25 pct have a positive opinion. However
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Mitsotakis hopes tax bill tweaks will calm reactions in push to jump-start stalled reform agenda
PoliticsGreek Politics. It remains unclear how far this putative support will carry SYRIZA under Kasselakis on the national scene
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What is driving the Greek housing market's recovery?
EconomyFeaturesby the government so far will fail to get to the heart of the issue. One major factor which remains to be discussed
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Attention turns to next steps in solidifying Greek-Turkish relations
PoliticsForeign Policy. The dialogue until then will define whether the two sides are close or far apart regarding the core
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Sports-related violence on the agenda again as PM struggles to find response
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSolution on 5.4 pct, the far-right Spartiates on 3.2 pct, populist Sailing for Freedom on 2.8 pct
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Amendment for migrant workers passes amid turmoil for government
PoliticsGreek Politicsof repeatedly bending to the will of the far right. PASOK defended the artist’s right to express herself
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ND encounters objections over private universities and same-sex marriage
PoliticsGreek Politicsdirection. The cost of living is regarded as the biggest problem by far. Forty-two pct of respondents
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Government lines up new zoning scheme, fuelling debate over growth model
PoliticsGreek Politicsdragging the surveillance issue back into the spotlight, the government has so far been able to escape any
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