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Newsletter 274 -20/11/2020
that they were in control of the situation. Meanwhile, the images of police using tear gas and force
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Lockdown set to be extended as political friction continues
PoliticsGreek Politicscommittee advising the authorities. He accused the government of having “lost control” of the situation
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Athens assessing lay of land as Cyprus talks approach and UK seeks new role
PoliticsForeign Policyleader, Ersin Tatar – a politician completely under the control of Ankara, has replaced the moderate
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Impending lockdown decision highlights cabinet tensions, casts unflattering spotlight on experts
PoliticsGreek Politics– for there to be more responsible speech, more self-control and less expression of personal views”. Peloni’s statement
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Some sad lessons the Western Balkans can learn from Bulgaria's EU Journey
Agoraflattering picture either — not only in the “control of corruption” category Bulgaria has scores
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Health service in spotlight as govt scrabbles for more measures to contain Covid
PoliticsGreek Politicsunder control is also hampering the government’s efforts to reopen the retail sector, which Deputy
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Govt prepares new round of economic relief as Covid remains a threat
PoliticsGreek Politicsa full reopening a week later. The difficulty in getting the virus under control has upset the government
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Re-opening plans hang in balance due to unrelenting virus
PoliticsGreek Politicsand control the media. The opposition party denies this and has hit back by arguing
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Greece set to reopen embassy in Libya as it seeks better ties with Tripoli
PoliticsForeign Policy, while Turkey will have reduced power in the region and will not be able to control yet another
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Turkey: Multiple policy challenges from all directions
Agora11% of GDP). The US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has recently placed Turkey on a Level
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