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Industrial turnover rises by 11.3 pct in December
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s industrial turnover increased by 11.3 percent year-on-year (YoY) in December, recovering from a revised drop of 8 percent seen in November, Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data published on Wednesday showed. December’s headline figure interrupts four consecutive months of negative
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Mitsotakis in bid to "square the circle" in EU budget negotiations
PoliticsGreek Politics-state level, the so-called “Frugal Four” of net contributor countries – the Netherlands, Austria
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The "great replacement" comes to Greece - how a far-right meme appeared in mainstream politics
Societyits population by a million people within four years. The Sportime cover received a great deal
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Losing game: Another doomed effort to revive Greek football?
Agoraon the Athens-Thessaloniki highway, to protest the decision to deduct four points from their team after one
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Nearly half of all households still rely on pensions for income, survey shows
Societyin four in 2018. Despite these improvements, 12.9 percent of respondents said that their incomes
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Turnover in tourism rises by 4.8 pct in Q4
EconomyMacroeconomypercent. In 2018, three out of four quarters marked positive growth. The average increase in the index
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More fiscal measures lined up as Covid-19 seen shaving up to 0.9 pts off 2020 growth
Economythe deferral of VAT and other tax and social security obligations for four months for companies
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Additional public health, economic actions to counter coronavirus impact
PoliticsGreek Politicsof deaths remained at four. However, reports have suggested that a shortage of diagnostic reagents means
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Government readies up to 2 bln in assistance for shuttered firms and employees
Economy-employed and freelancers affected by the outbreak will also be suspended for the next four months
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ECB makes Greece eligible for up to 12 bln in bond purchases amid market frenzy
EconomyAfter seeing its sovereign debt market decimated within a period of four weeks, Greece breathed a sigh of relief on Wednesday night when the ECB announced that it will include the country in its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme (PEPP). This new asset purchase programme will be in the volume
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