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Newsletter 170 -13/07/2018
Diplomatic and technocratic toils Russian diplomats expelled as ties sour, Berlin puts final bailout tranche on hold It was a week of diplomatic and technocratic challenges for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s government this week as it expelled Russian diplomats and saw the disbursement
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Higher education in Greece needs radical overhaul to create labour-relevant workforce, study says
Societyand 2016, university graduates saw a significant drop in employment in the public sector, while
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Greeks seen working longer, until July 18, to meet annual tax bill
Society. The study notes that for a third year, European Union workers saw their average “real tax rate” dip
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Banks try to build on growing confidence
EconomyBankingat roughly 35 percent of all loans by the end of next year. Moody’s saw the bank’s capital at comfortable
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Eighteen core goods led exports during crisis, NBG study notes
EconomyFeaturesGreek export products saw their global market share decline slightly from 0.16 percent in 2009
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A moment to reflect, not celebrate
Agoraanalysts and commentators saw in Greece a chance to verify their theories, be they about the evils
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Travel balance increases by 16 pct in June and 19.5 pct in first half of year
EconomyMacroeconomysaw an increase of 16.5 percent. Overall, arrivals from the EU 28 countries rose by 26.2 percent
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PM moves quickly on policy pledges in bid highlight benefits of MoU exit
PoliticsGreek Politics, compared to 22.9 percent who saw it the other way around. However, 31 percent said they feel
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Strong receipts push travel balance up by 15.9 pct in July
EconomyMacroeconomy. Arrivals from Russia fell by 11.5 percent, and US visitors saw an increase of 34.8 percent. Overall
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Athens believes name deal still alive, waits for move from Zaev
PoliticsForeign Policyannouncement also gives emphasis to the fact that the referendum is consultative. Many saw this reference
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