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Growth, recovery, change and other words lost in the wind
Agora. In this context, words become so devalued they really don’t mean that much at all. Further on down the road
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Coalition wins confidence vote but gets little encouragement for presidential ballot
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe coalition sailed through Friday night's confidence vote, gaining the support of all of its 155 MPs, but failing to attract any others to its camp, with only two lawmakers voting "present" and 131 against the government. The party leader's speeches were broadly along the expected lines
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Venizelos under further pressure as PASOK grows ever more anxious
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the Olive Tree as a “concoction” that failed. All the signs are that a confused and fractious PASOK
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Samaras blames SYRIZA for market jitters but his main strategy is at risk
PoliticsGreek Politicswill lead to relations with the eurozone souring and investors losing all confidence. SYRIZA has been giving
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Greek crisis redux? Not exactly
Agorait’s about a flatlining union with a sputtering (German) engine, causing all peripherals to crack
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Samaras, Venizelos suggest EU support for Greece to continue after tough week on markets
PoliticsGreek Politicsat the beginning of the week with banks and was widespread across all sectors amid increasing political risk
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SYRIZA builds clear but not conclusive lead in polls as PASOK and GD fade
PoliticsGreek PoliticsParliament elections in May. A prosecutor recommended last week that all of its deputies stand
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In survival bid, coalition seeks to ease taxpayer burden, secure early bailout exit
PoliticsGreek Politicsand monitoring. According to reports, Samaras wants to have all this in place by the December 8 Eurogroup
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Newsletter 1 31/10/2014
to observe in the coming months. After all, lending to SMEs in Greece is classified as a risk
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SYRIZA's weak foreign, defence policy credentials a vulnerability
PoliticsForeign PolicyWith all the focus falling on its economic policies, little attention has been paid to where SYRIZA stands on defence and foreign policy. With Greece potentially just a few months away from early elections and a change of government, there are few questions being asked about the leftist party’s
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