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Newsletter 19 - 13/03/2015
is: when was the right moment for Greece to raise this issue?” Athens-based German historian Hagen
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Mentioning the war so we don't have to mention the war
Agoramoment for Greece to raise this issue?” German historian Hagen Fleischer, one of the leading
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Privatisation chief sees gradual progress but revenues remain unclear
Economythat the preferred bidder as well as the two substitute candidates, namely CASA (Corporation America)–METKA
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Tsipras unveils growth plan but little in way of new ideas
PoliticsGreek Politicsmotorways, the much-delayed Thessaloniki metro, Line 4 of the Athens Metro, the Kasteli airport
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EU funds seen as cushioning Covid-19 impact, giving govt fiscal space
PoliticsGreek Politicsits future. In the meantime, the government seems pleasantly surprised by the details of the European
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Storm fallout sweeps PM to crucial juncture early in second term
PoliticsGreek Politicsin Thessaly as only four of the 12 Super Pumas that Greece possesses are in a condition to fly
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Newsletter 80 - 01/07/2016
, Sarah Vine, told the former education minister the morning after the referendum. She used a famous
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Fool Britannia
Agoralies and stoking hate. “You were only meant to blow the bloody doors off,” Michael Gove’s wife, Sarah
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Greek pensions laid bare
Agorapensions amounts to 884 euros. Note, though, that for around 45 percent of pensioners their monthly... and they receive on average monthly pensions of 771 euros. This is below the overall average of 884 euros since
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Budget continues to perform strongly with 3.64 bln surplus up to May
EconomyMacroeconomyinstalment from Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), amounting to 884 million, initially estimated.... Overall, the PIB was virtually in balance. Greece has also received 884 million euros year-to-date from
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