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Rise in new tax arrears slows further to 694 mln in April, total reaches almost 88 bln
Economydeteriorated in April, yet the 4-month figure 29 percent stands above the target of 22.5 percent
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Potential changes to constitution and electoral law move onto main agenda
PoliticsGreek Politics. The coalition has not yet finalised its plan, the spokeswoman said. She directed journalists to comments
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Government steels itself for protests, looks for positive in polls
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDemocracy does not yet seem to have capitalised on the government’s declining popularity. Just under
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Protests give Mitsotakis chance to round on under-fire coalition
PoliticsGreek Politics’s performance, even though the impact of the latest round of austerity measures has not yet sunk
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SYRIZA not entirely behind plans for changes to constitution, electoral system
PoliticsGreek Politicswhen in opposition. The government has not revealed its proposals yet but there have been
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Tsipras unveils growth plan but little in way of new ideas
PoliticsGreek PoliticsPrime Minister Alexis Tsipras made the clearest attempt yet on Thursday night to change the negative mood surrounding his government by presenting a growth plan for the coming years. In a carefully managed presentation at the Acropolis Museum in Athens, Tsipras unveiled what he called a plan
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Crisis management policy: the sad lesson of the Greek case
Agoraof non-performance loans. This has yet to be put in place in Greece. If confidence in an economic
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Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016
the government’s ideas, which have yet to be presented to voters. The coalition is thought to be discussing
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Coalition tweaks draft electoral law in hope of clinching supermajority
PoliticsGreek Politicsyet to clarify its position, has 18 MPs. If it decides to back the system proposed by the government
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Tsipras faces challenge in turning promise of China trip into reality
PoliticsForeign PolicyThe week in Greek politics has begun with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras getting back down to domestic affairs, such as the pending vote on the changes to the electoral law, but the significance of his trip to China last week continues to resonate. Although the government may not necessarily yet
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