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Newsletter 331 - 11/03/2022
, but primarily because of their heavy fiscal impact, which would put at risk the government’s efforts
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Parties trade accusations over alleged interference in institutions
PoliticsGreek Politicsreaction in Parliament as “a heavy blow against the functioning of independent authorities
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ND stakes claim on social policy, highlighting referendum anniversary
PoliticsGreek Politics, we remember what happened in 2015 and how close we came to total disaster. We paid a heavy price
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Early details show energy emergency plan facing practical challenges
PoliticsGreek Politicsheavy industry dependent on natural gas, which puts it in a less precarious position economically
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Newsletter 347 - 22/07/2022
the fact that Greece does not have significant heavy industry dependent on natural gas, which puts
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Impact of uncertainty on economy starting to emerge in hard data
EconomyFeaturesfeeling the cost-of-living crisis pinch, tourism is expected to do a lot of the heavy lifting
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Questions linger following PM's statement on surveillance of political rival
PoliticsGreek Politicsin further revelations which would deal a heavy blow to the government’s credibility, already
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First head-to-head clash over spying scandal in Parliament fails to deliver decisive blow
PoliticsGreek PoliticsA much-anticipated party leaders’ debate in Greek Parliament on Friday was heavy in terms of accusation and counter-accusation but did not produce a definitive moment that could shape political developments decisively in the coming days and weeks. The three leading parties, New Democracy, SYRIZA
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Athens pins hopes on pan-European solution for energy crisis, as surveillance affair unfolds
PoliticsGreek Politicsas “heavy and serious”, adding that if the government had initiated the events in question
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Erdogan's inflammatory comments a harbinger for new period of Greek-Turkish tension
PoliticsForeign Policywill be heavy. We have one sentence to Greece: Don’t forget Izmir,” he said, recalling the defeat of the Greek
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