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Newsletter 290 - 26/03/2021
percent of 2019 tourism revenues in 2021, and such a development is likely to put them further out
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Covid worries bring more wear and tear for govt, but no momentum for opposition
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAfter a day of celebrations, littered with contributions from foreign governments and dignitaries, to mark Greece’s bicentennial on Thursday, the harsh reality of the country’s present challenges struck on Friday. Top of those for the time being is the coronavirus, which continues to put extreme
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Govt prepares new round of economic relief as Covid remains a threat
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the retail sector would open from today, but that decision was put off on Friday due to the high number
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Athens draws up Turkey strategy after EU Council, Biden input
PoliticsForeign Policy, Deputy Foreign Minister Sedat Onal put all these issues on the table. Within this context, the visit
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Ex-PMs engage in public spat, highlighting contrasting approaches to Turkey
PoliticsForeign Policyelse put forward by Turkey could be negotiated or resolved in court. The precedent set by Helsinki
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Govt ponders Covid measures for Easter as pandemic handling comes in for more scrutiny
PoliticsGreek Politicson Monday that the government’s confused approach to the Covid-19 measures has put the tourism sector
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Newsletter 294 - 23/04/2021
of the announcements, arguing that every couple of weeks the government attempts to put a spin
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Low expectations for progress in new round of UN-led Cyprus talks
PoliticsForeign Policytold Anadolu Agency that the Turkish side has put forward its new policy on the Cyprus issue
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Vaccines provide govt with hope of pandemic exit as labour reform battle gathers pace
PoliticsGreek Politicsas a modernising force, discarding antiquated practices holding Greece back, while SYRIZA wants to put itself
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Greece prepares for next stage in Covid relaxation as tourism hopes hang in balance
PoliticsGreek Politicsa poor 2020. In this respect, it was a blow for Greece that the UK put the country on its “amber
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