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Business leaders set out steps to attract skilled Greeks as govt offers wage subsidies
SocietyThe Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) has released a report on what steps need to be taken to reverse Greece’s so-called brain drain. The report presents 20 suggestions for beating the trend, which saw hundreds of thousands of young and qualified Greeks leave the country in search of better
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ND on spot over police raid but opinion poll ratings provide comfort
PoliticsGreek Politicsrise for SYRIZA, which saw its backing rise to 25 pct. There was hardly any movement among
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New pension system, lower primary surpluses among govt targets for 2020
PoliticsGreek Politics2.7 bln euros of IMF loans ahead of schedule this year, a move that the government saw as a key part
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ND under attack from all sides over handling of football wrangle
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor Mitsotakis and his government. Judging by Wednesday’s coverage, which saw the government’s
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PMI at 54.4 points in Jan as employment growth hits all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomylargely unchanged as firms tried to remain competitive. Firms saw an uptick in purchasing activity
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Athens goes along with EU over Libya, waits for Turkey's move at UN
PoliticsForeign Policyan area off southern Crete. CBMs Monday also saw the beginning of a new (third) round of talks
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Additional public health, economic actions to counter coronavirus impact
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat Easter services could also be affected. Greek Orthodox Easter is due on April 19. Greece saw only a small
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Newsletter 247 -10/04/2020
for Greece’s property market, which saw the nominal value of apartments in Greece reach 7.5 percent
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Coronavirus to delay much of privatisation plan
EconomyFeaturesthe privatisation’s timeline off track. Athens International Airport saw its total air traffic fall
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Haftar defeats prompt Athens to take fresh look at Libya crisis
PoliticsForeign Policyand the UN-backed government in Libya, which Athens saw as a potential threat to its maritime rights
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