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Government and opposition clash over NATO summit outcomes
PoliticsGreek Politicsaffair: in May, the ND majority blocked a PASOK request for a full investigative committee on the same
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Mitsotakis rejects early election talk despite intense speculation, as SYRIZA implodes
PoliticsGreek Politicsindications suggest Dourou may emerge as a compromise figure, seen by some as more unifying and less
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a prominent role in developments in the trade balance this year as the deficit in May dropped by 15.7 pct
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Government opens door to coalition amid poll deadlock and escalating clash with Tsipras
PoliticsGreek Politicsnow acknowledges that coalition talks may be unavoidable if ND falls short of a majority. Government
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Greece relies on labour, VAT and green taxes more than any EU member
EconomyFeaturescategories. This move aims to stabilise the social‑security fund but may further impact the already high
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New passenger cars push June sales to highest since 2010
EconomyMacroeconomyThere was a solid increase in the number of vehicles going into circulation for the first time in June, when they rose by 8.3 percent year-on-year (YoY) in June, after an increase of 4 percent in May, according to Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data released on Tuesday. In June 2025
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PM steps up poll preparations, ELAS continues mobilisation and SYRIZA fights to survive
PoliticsGreek Politicsinto ELAS. Those who resigned entirely may join ELAS from late August onwards. Those who remain
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PM offers more fuel relief as path to TIF pledges becomes more treacherous
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe funding source for the diesel subsidy, suggesting it may derive from excess VAT revenue on fuel
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Building activity slows in April with 4.2% YoY rise
EconomyMacroeconomythe construction code unconstitutional on environmental grounds. May 2025 was the first positive reading
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Unemployment rate stable at 8% in June
EconomyMacroeconomypercent in July 2013. The series low is a 7.1 percent unemployment rate in May 2008. Year-on-year
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