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Govt scrambles to prevent Covid-19 spreading further as holidaymakers return to cities
PoliticsGreek Politicsresponsibility” to “cover up its own responsibility.” SYRIZA’s response reflects an ongoing debate
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Clock ticking on Greek and EU reaction to Turkish activity in East Med
PoliticsForeign Policy, while Paris has also stepped up its military presence in the East Med. Berlin seems reluctant
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Current account shows deficit of 1.42 bln in June, driven by slashed tourism revenues
EconomyMacroeconomyslight deficit. In the first of 2020, a surplus of 594 million was registered, up by 316 million
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Greece grapples with second Covid-19 wave as cases soar
Societyup of a private party in Mykonos attended by around 500 guests, have added to the woes
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Greece expects evidence of Turkish willingness to talk as Maas visits Athens, Ankara
PoliticsForeign Policyof support from the Germans during the latest flare-up with Turkey. In fact during
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School re-opening decisions postponed amid opposition criticism
PoliticsGreek Politics” and that she feared an attempt on her life after being informed of the break-in. SYRIZA has taken up
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Bank deposits rise by 3.32 bln in July
EconomyMacroeconomyNet deposit movements in the Greek banking system were positive by 3.32 billion euros in July, up sharply from inflows of 448 million in June, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures revealed on Thursday. The outstanding balance of private sector deposits increased to 151.50 billion euros, reflecting savings
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Fire at archaeological site puts govt's crisis handling under scrutiny
PoliticsGreek Politicsreaction could come back to haunt them. Covid-19 Greece, meanwhile, is counting the cost of opening up
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Trouble from Turkey prompts plans for extra defence spending after years of cuts
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGroup and reports earlier in the summer that the deal had been tied up proved premature
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Tsipras plans SYRIZA reboot, as govt pandemic response faces multiple challenges
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras is said to be planning a shake-up of the main opposition party in advance of the return of Parliament in September. Tsipras hopes to defuse discontent within the party so that it can focus its energies on opposition, however the move is also likely to cement his own
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