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Property tax notices for 2016 to be issued, collection target remains same
EconomyMacroeconomy. The annual target had been set at 2.65 billion and remains unchanged for this year. Last year’s
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Tsipras puts proposals to socialist leaders, resumes bailout talks ahead of review
PoliticsGreek Politicswith the continent’s top socialists to set out some proposals of his own for addressing key problems in Europe
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Athens sticks by effort to build bridges with FYROM
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe foreign ministers of Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia underlined the need for the two countries to improve their relations through confidence-building measures (CBMs) when the pair met last week. Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias decided to set aside the unstable
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Determined talk from Tsipras as negotiations with lenders move closer
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor Tsipras to set out measures aimed at lifting the mood and giving the impression that the tide
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TV permit auction drags on as coalition tries to draw line under ELSTAT controversy
PoliticsGreek Politicsprotests in the northern city. Tsipras reportedly promised the businessmen that he would set up a prime
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Talk of refugee returns adds to stretched Greece's anxiety
PoliticsForeign Policyof the hotspots there is set at just under 7,500. This has led to increasing unrest at the camps
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Mitsotakis pledges tax cuts, looks for party balance and broad appeal
PoliticsGreek Politicsat the Thessaloniki International Fair next weekend, where he will set out his policy proposals, Mitsotakis
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Tsipras limits pledges and expectations in Thessaloniki
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the TV stations set to close as a result of the recent broadcasting permit auction. The reporter
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Uncomfortable questions regarding TV auction mount for coalition
PoliticsGreek Politicsin construction firms that bid for state contracts. This is particularly pertinent to the new broadcasting set
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Out with the old, in with the old
Agora, though, is that the government set no other significant criteria than who was able to pay the highest
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