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Tsipras hopes for 'spring' with Russia but brighter days not certain
PoliticsForeign Policyis unlikely to back the Turkish Stream project. d) For the same reason, the USA is not supportive of Turkish
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Greek relations with US on edge due to law allowing terrorist's release
PoliticsForeign PolicyRelations between Greece and the USA became much tenser this week as a result of Greek Parliament approving on Monday a Justice Ministry bill that paves the way for November 17 terrorist Savvas Xiros to be released from prison before the end of his sentence and placed under house arrest. Xiros
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On the Greek crisis and German imbalances
Agorasector as additional policy-related reasons for this German systematic phenomenon. Given the USA’s
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Hotel guest numbers up 8.7 percent in 2014
Economyand 4.5 percent of nights), USA (5.2 percent of arrivals and 2.3 percent of nights), Netherlands (3.7
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Athens pleased with UN talks, Cyprus deal seen taking time
PoliticsForeign Policyin an interview with Sunday’s Kathimerini. “Our European partners do not always heeding the USA
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Grappling with Europe's polycrisis
Agoratrade agreement with the USA and the CETA equivalent with Canada, questions about the future
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Newsletter 95 - 11/11/2016
. The Daily Mail in the UK and Fox News in the USA were leaders in poisoning the public debate with prejudice
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Coalition defends deal with lenders, opposition exerts pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe gathering as he will be on a trip to the USA to search for investors, followed by visits
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Tsipras concludes US trip with focus on geopolitics and investments
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Alexis Tsipras concluded his visit to the USA on Wednesday, before leaving for the European Council in Brussels, with a series of engagements aimed at cementing the two key themes of his trip: Greece’s geopolitical role and its keenness to attract investment. Although Tuesday’s
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US view on Greece proving constant amid change
AgoraAlexis Tsipras’s recent visit to the USA was something of a curate’s egg, ranging between high diplomacy and acute embarrassment. It would be wrong, though, to dismiss its implications. The Greek prime minister's mistranslation and mangling of a Greek proverb during the final appearance of his long
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