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New tax debt at 5.79 bln to November, rising by 847 mln month-on-month
EconomyMacroeconomyThe month-on-month rise in Greece's new tax debt came to 847 million euros in November, data from the Independent Authority of Public Revenues (IAPR) has shown. New tax debt totalled 5.79 billion, lower than the figure for the same period last year by 16.8 percent. New unpaid obligations from tax
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Mitsotakis faces first open challenge from within party as Samaras opposes line on Turkey
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe talks as a chance to put issues it is interested in on the agenda, rather than focussing just
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Stricter Covid-19 restrictions mulled, but Greeks warming to vaccine
PoliticsGreek Politics, will be delayed. The local media has speculated that the night-time curfew could begin at 6 p.m., rather than
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Hercules nears end of its first cycle with National Bank's participation
EconomyBanking. The Frontier securitisation reduces NBG’s stock of non-performing exposures by more than 60 pct
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Minister's clash with catering sector highlights pitfalls ahead as pandemic squeezes economy
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat the situation since the start of the year has evolved worse than expected and that the closure
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Unease over political pressure on experts accompanies rumours of stricter lockdown
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the vaccination among frontline healthcare staff, after it emerged that in some hospitals fewer than half
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of non-performing exposures by more than 60 pct, with residential mortgages accounting for 77 pct
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University bill a source of friction but govt unlikely to be ruffled
PoliticsGreek Politicswith more funding and better facilities rather than to spend money on hiring extra policemen to guard
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Greece's EU journey: Solidarity hard to come by, but two-way approach also lacking
Agoraof the EU and in that sense, it has helped the WB, even later than others. However, Greece was also
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CPI falls by 2 pct YoY in January as apparel and transport drop
EconomyMacroeconomypercent seen in July 2015. The data showed that the core index fell by 1.3 percent in January, less than
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