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Newsletter 393 - 15/09/2023
Minister up until the May elections, replaced him. Varvitsiotis is the second minister to resign after
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Mitsotakis prepares to meet Erdogan, hoping to build on recent momentum
PoliticsForeign Policythat there is a high probability that Athens may consider blocking Tirana’s progress.
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Outsider Kasselakis on track to lead SYRIZA after securing key backers
PoliticsGreek Politicsas a byword for divisive tactics and negative campaigning. Another political leader who may be made
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Tension builds in SYRIZA leadership race as govt moves ahead with wage maturities
PoliticsGreek Politics148,821 votes were cast. Given that the final result may still be in the balance, the tension
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Industrial turnover drops by 10.2 pct in Jul, driven by foreign markets and manufacturing
EconomyMacroeconomyrecording much more modest growth rates in recent months. In May last year, with growth of 54 percent
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Mitsotakis-Erdogan talks rubber stamp roadmap, allowing next steps
PoliticsForeign Policy, and certainly affects the course of the Greek-Turkish relations. This may be why the maintenance
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Kasselakis completes stunning victory, taking SYRIZA into uncharted territory
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the party. It is possible that he and his colleagues may seek to ensure that Kasselakis does not move
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Government faces new storm test as Kasselakis sweeps through SYRIZA
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat climate change is an opportunity for us to expand our tourism season. It may be hot to come
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Building activity continues to grow, rising by 13 pct YoY in Jun
EconomyMacroeconomyBuilding permits recorded solid growth in June, rising by 13 percent year-on-year (YoY), after a rise of 15.8 percent in May, according to the data released by the Hellenic Statistical Agency (ELSTAT) on Thursday. Permits have been growing annually this year except in February, which saw the first
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Consumer confidence takes 10-point dive in September
EconomyMacroeconomyseen in February 2022. The index hit its most recent low in May 2020 following the Covid outbreak
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