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Newsletter 142 -1/12/2017
-examines the issue with a view to asking the government to revoke the agreement. The panel can only act
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Parties clash over Novartis allegations in sign of things to come
PoliticsGreek Politicsto a preliminary judicial inquiry being launched. Even though the panel will have powers to call witnesses
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Tension between coalition and political opponents here to stay
PoliticsGreek Politicsas the panel’s chairman. Reports concerning the alleged scandal and its supposed links to some of the ex
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Progress on new property values but concerns about energy privatisation
EconomyProgrammeto be worth more than 200,000 euros. A clearer picture will only emerge after a secondary panel has
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Much ground to cover on prior actions despite privatisation progress
EconomyProgrammea development in the Halkidki mines saga this week as an arbitration panel has ruled in favour of Eldorado
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Tsipras fends off election rumours, Mitsotakis talks up moderate qualities
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the arbitration panel’s decision in favour of Eldorado Gold, accusing the government of having wasted months
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New court verdict adds to concern about impact of backpay on fiscal balance
EconomyProgrammepanel of judges has referred the matter to the court’s plenary because of the seriousness of the case
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Looming vote on Prespes Agreement triggers political upheaval
PoliticsGreek Politicsa majority on the panel. Ahead of the discussion in Parliament, some opposition parties are in turmoil
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Small parties suffer as Parliament edges towards vote on name deal
PoliticsGreek Politicsby the committee, even though government officials insist that the panel’s approval is not necessary
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Pension outlay still falling, 40.4 pct of main monthly payments below 500 euros
EconomyMacroeconomyunconstitutional for serving civil servants from 2012 onwards. The verdict is not final as the seven-member panel
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