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Athens promotes role as energy hub as PM prepares for talks in Washington
PoliticsForeign Policyto global LNG imports. The meeting was arranged days after Russian energy giant Gazprom cut off supplies... supplies from the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) that transports gas from Azerbaijan to western Europe... by Russian supplies. On the same day of Gazprom’s decision to cut off supplies to Sofia, Mitsotakis
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PM focuses on high prices, food supplies as snap election option fades away
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe cost-of-living crisis remains the government’s number one priority after little progress was made on containing energy prices at last week’s European Union leaders’ summit. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was due to chair a government meeting on ...
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More concern for coalition than cheer for SYRIZA in latest poll figures
PoliticsGreek Politicssaw their support increase by 1.5 percentage points since the last Public Issue survey in July
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Greece's labour market is austerity's biggest casualty
Agoraplan to address the issue of unemployment. The construction sector saw its peak in employment
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Taking a macro snapshot
Agoraand consumption since Q2 of 2010. Q4 2012 saw the largest drop on a year on year basis in final
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Consensus, conviction and the anti-racism bill
Agoraof consensus and saw herself as a “conviction politician,” she may have been smiling down as the heads
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Coalition unwound
Agora. Samaras, feted by some of the international media as the man who turned Greece around, saw an opportunity
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Nightmare on Democracy Street
Agorato heal as the 50s and 60s saw the continued persecution of leftists, culminating in the military
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Government tries to purge police of Golden Dawn influence as poll shows support
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA, which saw its backing drop from 23.8 percent to 22.7.
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Golden Dawn support down to 2012 levels but with potential to rise again, poll shows
PoliticsGreek Politicsdays of October, when the poll was carried out. SYRIZA also saw its backing rise from 20.3 percent
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