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Newsletter 254 -19/06/2020
. Mitsotakis expressed his conviction that Greece would experience a strong economic recovery in 2021... will be completed by the end of July. However, experts have pointed out that the provision of apartments
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Greece’s downstream oil industry adapts to shifting demands
EconomyFeatures, followed by Iran (until sanctions in 2012), Libya, Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan. As of January this year
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Where is the EastMed pipeline heading?
AgoraZone, the decision to send troops to Libya, the maritime agreement with the Tripoli-based government
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PM gets no change out of opposition leaders on US trip, electoral law
PoliticsGreek Politicswith Libya or any other actions that Athens deems provocative. Tsipras, though, went a step further
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PM trails switch in tax cuts, admits misstep in approach to migration
PoliticsGreek Politicsabout Libya’s maritime deal with Turkey are not respected grabbed the headlines, but Mitsotakis also
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PM brings law and order back onto agenda as foreign policy issues dominate
PoliticsGreek Politicsfuror over Greece’s exclusion from the Berlin Conference on Libya, much of the political debate
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Athens mulls next move after Ankara writes to UN over maritime boundaries
PoliticsForeign Policyin Syria and with Libya. Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias tweeted on Sunday that “Greece, united
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Turkey ramps up rhetoric, Greece strengthens presence at Evros border
PoliticsForeign Policytaken sides in the ongoing Libya civil war by supporting the Libyan National Army (LNA) led
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Greek-Italian sea borders, EEZ pact ties up loose end but also carries wider significance
PoliticsForeign Policywith the UN-recognised government in Libya (GNA) to begin exploration and drilling in parts of the Eastern
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Visit to Cairo underlines Greek aims to reach maritime deal with Egypt
PoliticsForeign Policy” that is undermining regional security and stability, as well as peace in Libya, which President Al-Sisi
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