Search
-
The nightmare of our choice
Agora-as-usual. This was a life or death matter, a moment to rip everything up and start again. Instead
5% -
Union report sums up grim state of wages, policy shortcomings
EconomyMacroeconomyof data presented by GSEE finds Greece in a usual, and unwanted, spot of competing with Bulgaria
5% -
Resignations over EU subsidy scandal deliver new blow to PM, further tarnishing image
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor a business-as-usual approach as the conversations pointed to a widespread and systematic fraud that senior
5% -
Wildfires and healthcare failings test government over summer season
PoliticsGreek Politicshas, however, overstretched the country’s resources, leading to the usual complaints that remote
5% -
Time running out for government action out as water crisis deepens
PoliticsGreek Politicsallows fast‑tracked works without the usual bureaucratic delays, though officials insist consumption
5% -
Karystianou reveals plans to launch party, threatening to disrupt Greek politics
PoliticsGreek Politicsviewership was reportedly five times higher than usual. The article argued that her rise reflects
5% -
Government unveils 2026 reform agenda as Karystianou party continues to shake up politics
PoliticsGreek PoliticsIn a gesture signalling a return to “business as usual”, Deputy PM Kostis Hatzidakis chaired a presentation of the government’s reform plans for the coming year, New Democracy’s seventh in power, which will be heavily focussed on deploying the remainder of the RRF package. After weeks
5% -
PM insists on 3 pct election threshold, unveils plans to entice diaspora voters
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor entering Parliament will remain, as usual, at 3 pct” appears to remove one of the variables from
5% -
Newsletter 492 - 23/01/2026
on “business as usual” as he tries to steer his New Democracy party towards another election victory
5% -
PM addresses internal anxieties in party as polls indicate public is increasingly sceptical
PoliticsGreek Politicsinvestigations completed in half the usual time. Cases would be handled by senior appellate judges
5%