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They have a name for it
AgoraOne of the most bizarre disputes in the history of international relations may be coming to an end. Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have reached an agreement on the name dispute. This opens the door for the membership of the latter to the EU and NATO. Since the neighbouring
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Debt relief discussions continue as clock ticks down to June 21 Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammeahead because it would raise questions about the Fund’s future commitment to Greece, which may cause
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Turnover in services sector shows deteriorations in Q1 2018
EconomyMacroeconomyconfidence indicator for May released by the European Commission showed that the indicator grew by 1.5
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Fallout from Macedonia name deal sparks turmoil for coalition and opposition
PoliticsGreek Politicswith Skopje. Opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis may also hope to strike a deeper blow
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Fourth review nears conclusion, clearing path for debt relief agreement
EconomyProgramme, although it may be the case that not all the loans will be restructured. Bloomberg suggested
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The race to reduce Greece's bad loans
EconomyBanking. At the end of May, Piraeus Bank agreed the sale of a corporate NPE portfolio worth 1.95 billion euros
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Coalition sees key targets met in debt deal but opposition has holes to pick
PoliticsGreek Politicsoperations are carried out and privatisations proceeds are taken into account, it may be that Greece
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About last night
Agorain the discussions and within the framework that was set out at the Eurogroup meetings of May 2016
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EC sees relief measures securing debt sustainability despite poorer growth, market access prospects
EconomyProgrammerelief measures that the ESM implemented in accordance with the May 2016 Eurogroup agreement. Other
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Athens turns its attention to settling differences with Albania
PoliticsForeign Policythat talks on the Cyprus issue may resume soon.
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