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Opponents react to Tsipras comeback as new parties make mark on political landscape
PoliticsGreek Politicsfrom the new launches, edging up to 7.4 pct of the projected vote from 6.3 pct in April, reflecting
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PMI improves in May as manufacturers struggle with effects of Iran war
EconomyMacroeconomyand business confidence picked up”, noted S&P analysts. "That said, the war in the Middle East
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Polls prompt ND to crunch coalition numbers as Tsipras turns attention to policy
PoliticsGreek Politics, the numbers might not add up. The Samaras factor is viewed with particular concern: not because he
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Mitsotakis tries to balance party discipline, right‑flank pressures with minor reshuffle
PoliticsGreek Politics. From managing internal expectations to shoring up New Democracy’s right flank and containing
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Despite slowdown to 5.2% YoY in Q1, property prices at all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomyin 2022. In 2021, prices went up by 7.6 percent, and a 4.5 percent rise was observed in 2020
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Price comparison app sparks political row as cost‑of‑living dominates election debate
PoliticsGreek Politicswith 7% in Europe, and milk up 4.4% while falling in other member states. With average wages around
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Unlocking inactive properties: How vacant homes distort Greece's property market
EconomyFeaturesthat the deterioration in housing availability alone has pushed real house prices up by at least 2.3% to 4.4%. Under
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ELAS emerges as clear winner among new entrants, Elpida falters
PoliticsGreek Politicsup marginally to 8.9 pct (9.9 pct projected). In the projected figures, ELAS now stands at more
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Loans to businesses keep credit growth at 7.4% YoY in May
EconomyMacroeconomy-financial corporations was up by 427 million euros. The corporate lending total balance stood at 93.38
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Podcast - Party time: Greek politics in flux ahead of next elections
AgoraGreece’s political landscape is shifting at remarkable speed. Alexis Tsipras’s new party, ELAS, has upended the opposition, destabilised SYRIZA, rattled PASOK, and pushed New Democracy into full campaign mode. With voters frustrated, trust low, and new actors entering the scene, the run‑up
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