MacroPolis

Show/Hide Search

Search

Results 401 to 410 out of 5803. RSS

  1. Samaras, Venizelos opt for earlier presidential vote in high-risk strategy to save coalition
    By MacroPolis

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for surprise moves in the past but the latest one represents a high-risk strategy that just might help... for if the coalition survives. Loose ends This is one advantage of an early presidential vote for the government... new government very little time to take power, conclude the troika review and negotiations

    10%

  2. Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015

    Newsletters

    government calling for it to be maintained. This is one of the red lines identified by the junior coalition.... This means there will be one day of debate at committee level and another day in the plenary... and lenders both to blame for latest crisis chapter The deal on the table very far from SYRIZA's pre

    10%

  3. Newsletter 65 - 04/03/2016

    Newsletters

    , investment and tourism, coupled with bigger fall in imports compared to that in exports. Eurobank kicked off... as he was also one of the key speakers at Potami’s congress over the weekend, which took place a few... targets one side with human lives on the other. It is not clear if this is the deterrent, though

    10%

  4. Newsletter 76 - 03/06/2016

    Newsletters

    to tap into the discord among Greek voters, SYRIZA is going down a very well-trodden path..., Kyritsis then added his opinion that those who backed the Yes vote were generally better off than those... as a whole? How can someone in power lump people together in such generalised categories? Isn’t he the one

    10%

  5. Newsletter 95 - 11/11/2016

    Newsletters

    to maintain their families at a good standard of living,” wrote Howard Marks of Oaktree. “One earner per household was enough, and one job per earner. Strong labour unions ensured adequate pay... going to nudge you into better behaviour, as the Americans like to say. It’s a very paternal, very

    10%

  6. EU officials see Greek deal close, broad debt talks to follow
    Photo by Panayiotis Tzamaros/Fosphotos

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    not be the last one,” with more discussions on Greece needed in the remainder of the month. Dijsselbloem... highlighted the differing views among the lenders on how to proceed on this issue. “It will be one... argued that you cannot ask Greece to maintain that [3.5 percent of GDP] for a very long time

    10%

  7. Newsletter 193 -08/02/2018

    Newsletters

    to publish its second report of the enhanced surveillance era on February 27, there is very limited time... as it emerged that the bid process for two lignite units had attracted very little interest. PPC received one binding offer for the Melitis unit in Florina from Mytilineos which was reporte five times

    10%

  8. A sudden turnaround that could lead to sharp shock
    Photo by MacroPolis

    Agora

    could be heading for a very deep contraction similar to the one seen in 2011, when it dropped by 9 pct... first 15-year bond, attracting strong interest and a very attractive yield. This triggered an unmatched... benchmark bond was trading at 0.92 pct and Greece was hailed as one of the most attractive trades

    10%

  9. Kasselakis completes stunning victory, taking SYRIZA into uncharted territory
    Image: https://www.syriza.gr/

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    run-off ballot, former labour minister Efi Achtsioglou won around 43 pct. The victory for the neophyte... speculation that Tsipras was instrumental in Kasselakis’s ascendancy, beyond being the one who... in February after an outburst against the media and judiciary, among others. Party unity One of the main

    10%

  10. The Cyprus bailout is different, not only due to the bail-in
    Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos [www.myrtopapadopoulos.com]

    Agora

    to claim the very high (and still tax-free) one-off retirement allowance (εφαπάξ) perhaps makes... is in the detail: privatisation is put in a very different framework than in Greece, avoiding... payouts to retiring civil servants are a real drain on the limited resources in the government’s very

    10%