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Why Tsipras might gamble on snap elections
Agoraholding new elections is for Tsipras to split with the dissenters within his party and form a new
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Tsipras may choose benefits of longer game on elections
PoliticsGreek Politicsprobably have to live up to his pledge of holding a party congress in September, which woul likely
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Tsipras seen edging towards snap elections in September
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Alexis Tsipras was meeting with key advisers and government officials on Thursday afternoon, with all indications being that he will lead the country to snap elections. Speculation is increasing that Tsipras will opt for holding polls sooner rather than later, with the ballot coming
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TINA politics and the Greek elections
Agoraand their subsequent vote. Despite the controversies surrounding the rational for and procedures of holding this snap
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Potentially divisive New Democracy leadership race taking shape
PoliticsGreek Politics. As a member of the ultra-nationalist LAOS until 2012, Georgiadis had the reputation of holding
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Portuguese election: Where those who lost may decide
Agoradid not present a real programme at all (simply holding on to a couple of promises of returning
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Current account balance shows a surplus for third straight month, at 2.09 bln in August
EconomyMacroeconomyassets by 3.2 billion reflecting a fall in residents’ holding of foreign bonds and T-Bills by 10.4
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PMI continued improving in Oct but survey data points to economic struggle ahead
EconomyMacroeconomy. In addition, falling production volumes resulted in lower holding of unfinished goods. The average lead times
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Piraeus Bank reveals mitigating actions aimed at reducing size of capital increase
EconomyBankingof 66.93 percent. From private investors, only John Paulson holding a 6.62 percent stake is registered
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Eurobank presents 2.12 bln equity raising plan to cover capital needs
EconomyBankingholding 20.03 percent of Eurobank shares, Capital controls 8.65 percent and Mackenzie 5.84 percent
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