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ND walks tightrope with 2022 budget, looks for answer to inflation
PoliticsGreek Politicsfurther growth, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras outlined in an interview with To Vima. It is highly
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Opinion poll blow for govt as it considers further Covid measures
PoliticsGreek PoliticsA new opinion poll showing a substantial dip in support for New Democracy has caused consternation on the Greek political scene as the government continues to grapple with inflation and the pandemic. The Metron Analysis survey, published in Sunday’s To Vima was somewhat of a jolt for the ruling
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Newsletter 316 - 12/11/2021
. A Metron Analysis survey, published in Sunday’s To Vima was somewhat of a jolt for the ruling conservatives
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PM to address inflation as polls show wear and tear for govt
PoliticsGreek Politicsin 2022. A report in Sunday’s To Vima suggested that once it has been confirmed that Greece
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Govt holds firm on no lockdown as health system teeters
PoliticsGreek Politicsat 30 pct, up two points from the same company’s poll for To Vima, followed by 18.6 pct for SYRIZA
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Athens ponders US scepticism about EastMed gas pipeline
PoliticsForeign Policybe abandoned, President of Cyprus Republic Nikos Anastasiades told To Vima weekly that no final decisions
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Faced with limited policy options, govt mulls inflation handout
PoliticsGreek Politicsfrom. A report in Sunday’s To Vima suggested that the European Commission rejected proposals from
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PM focuses on high prices, food supplies as snap election option fades away
PoliticsGreek Politicsand his team have tried to promote. A report in Sunday’s To Vima suggests that the option of elections
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Imminent end for enhanced surveillance offers boost to beleaguered govt
PoliticsGreek Politicscrisis and rampant inflation. According to a report in Sunday’s To Vima, the institutions agreed
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Govt eyes own energy package if EU fails to approve joint action
PoliticsGreek Politicselections at the end of his four-year term, towards the summer of 2023. Sunday’s To Vima reported
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