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Editorial: Cacophony
25.06.2018

Editorial: Cacophony

The refugee crisis is not testing only the cohesion of the European Union. It is challenging its values, the very system of values on which the European construct was founded.

Editorial: Defeat
23.06.2018

Editorial: Defeat

The memorandum has ended for creditors as regards the issue of new loans, but it has not ended for our country, which will continue on the path of meeting its commitments towards them.

Editorial: Illusions
22.06.2018

Editorial: Illusions

It would be a disastrous error to cultivate the illusion that the end of the bailout programme in August signals a return to the normalcy of the pre-memorandum era.

ESM's Regling underlines importance of continued reforms
21.06.2018

ESM’s Regling underlines importance of continued reforms

Klaus Regling says that taxes are high in Greece, compared to other countries, but it was unavoidable to do the fiscal adjustment that was needed. 'If there is fiscal space, I think [tax cuts] is one of the areas that this fiscal space should be applied'.

Editorial: Vigilance
21.06.2018

Editorial: Vigilance

Undoubtedly, our country must align itself with the forces of humanism, while at the same time avoid being crushed by the forces of political calculation.

Editorial: Memory
20.06.2018

Editorial: Memory

Believing that Greek citizens had forgotten the Macedonian issue, the government forgot people’s sensitivities, their emotional charge, their identification with historical memory, and the place that memory has in their identity.

Athens has prepared letter to NATO on FYROM entry
19.06.2018

Athens has prepared letter to NATO on FYROM entry

Once Skopje conducts its referendum, if it chooses to do so in the end, and in any case after the Constitutional revision is completed, then Greece will ratify the agreement in parliament.

Editorial: Priorities
19.06.2018

Editorial: Priorities

It is impermissible to allow problems such as trash collection to fester. Problems that should have been solved yesterday cannot be put off until tomorrow.

Editorial: Disharmony
18.06.2018

Editorial: Disharmony

The government handled the FYROM naming issue with the same anxiety as it does all others, the anxiety to register a success without taking into account the cost that citizens believe they have shouldered.

Editorial: Holy Grails
16.06.2018

Editorial: Holy Grails

Debt restructuring remained the Holy Grail of a government that had brutally taxed citizens in order to meet extremely high primary surplus targets, to which it had agreed with creditors.

Editorial: Circumstances
15.06.2018

Editorial: Circumstances

Even as the discussion was focused on the FYROM issue, the government passed the worst medium-term fiscal programme that the country has ever seen.

Editorial: Answers
14.06.2018

Editorial: Answers

The question that is raised is whether the government has the democratic legitimisation to sign the agreement, when one of the two ruling coalition partners declares that he will not sign.

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