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Newsletter 141
of wrongdoing but has had to call on the backing of Tsipras and his party to do so. SYRIZA MPs voted
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Institutions head back to Athens in search of SLA by end of week
EconomyProgrammeof the year, are due to hold a general assembly on Monday to confirm whether they will call
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Institutions, Athens start new round of review talks as e-auctions get green light
EconomyProgrammeon Monday to vote on whether to call off the protest action after the government agreed to step up
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SYRIZA in tight spot over strikes but poll deficit still closing
PoliticsGreek Politicson how first-degree unions call strikes. The new regulation agreed with the lenders means
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Tusk proposals over refugee quotas puts Athens on alert ahead of EU summit
PoliticsGreek Politicsto speak up on this issue during the Council meeting and call for greater solidarity among member states
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Tsipras eyes four-year term but snap polls an option after MoU exit
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAlexis Tsipras has underlined again his intention to see out his four-year term as prime minister or, at the very least, not to call national elections before Greece has exited the third programme next summer. Speaking to public broadcaster ERT-3 on Wednesday, Tsipras said that his aim
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PM stands ground on property auctions despite broad concern
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat are taking place and will take place in the future do not affect what we call working-class homes,” said
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Differences over Macedonia name issue put coalition unity under scrutiny
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDemocracy to call for the government to clarify its stance on the matter. Conservative MP, Dora
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Tsipras focussed on MoU exit in 2018 but will have to avoid pitfalls
PoliticsGreek Politicsto call snap elections if the two coalition partners are not on the same page. “This government exists
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Multi-bill on way as Athens aims to complete third review by Jan 22
EconomyProgrammeof members to call a strike, rather than a third as is the case now. However, this has not yet been
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