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Newsletter 81 - 08/07/2016
, the government’s attempt to go back on its signature only two months after signing a bilateral agreement
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Privatisations in Greece: A win-win that's difficult to achieve
Agoraafter signing a bilateral agreement with COSCO is rather unprecedented and underlines how unpredictable
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Tsipras limits pledges and expectations in Thessaloniki
PoliticsGreek Politicsdown divisions between Greece and Germany over this issue, stressing that it is not a bilateral
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Greek stocks edge down 1.3 pct during week, banks perform poorly again
EconomySea Trade and Development Bank for a bilateral loan of 50 million. The Public Power Corporation
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NOME auctions as a mechanism to strengthen competition in the Greek electricity market
Legalof concluding bilateral agreements between the electricity production and distribution industries
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Report reveals institutions’ views on labour market reforms
EconomyProgrammeto the institutions’ proposal. The minimum wage in Greece was determined after bilateral negotiations between
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Lavrov visit yields little for Athens, which denies Iranian bank veto
PoliticsForeign PolicyRussia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's visit to Athens this week did not produce any concrete results even though the Greek government had been expecting at least a positive sign with regards to the prospects of a bilateral cooperation in the energy sector. The Greek side, however, was pleased
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Mindful of role, Athens gears up for Cyprus Conference
PoliticsForeign Policyargues. PASOK rejected the idea of a bilateral meeting before January 12 due to concern that Ankara could
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Trade after Brexit: How Greece and the EU will be affected
Agorabillion pounds (almost 53%). Equally important is the UK's bilateral trade with the European Union
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Turkey ratchets up pressure on Greece in wake of extradition ruling
PoliticsForeign Policyis not a bilateral matter, as Turkey's Foreign Ministry made clear from the very first moment following its
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