Athens Digest provides comprehensive coverage of the latest news from Greece. Each Monday and Thursday, at 07.30 CET, a team of experienced journalists led by John Papageorgiou, aspires to brief you on the key developments in Greece. The reading time of each newsletter is less than two minutes. Here you may find some indicative templates.
– Clock runs out on pre-Easter poll, impact of rail disaster unclear – Minimum wage raised to EUR 780, in third consecutive increase – Moody’s improves Greece outlook but holds rating at Ba3 – Greece preparing for next round of RRF funding requests, says minister – U.S. State Department backs sale of amphibious vehicles to…
– Greece condemns Istanbul blast as ‘heinous attack’ – Commission: Economy to grow by 6 percent but slow down faster in 2023 – Easing gas prices helps inflation dip to 9.1% in October – Med countries say migration solidarity “unfortunate and disappointing” – PM to address spyware allegations, pushes reforms through parliament -#- The prime…
Maria Demertzis, Bruegel Senior Fellow, George Pagoulatos, Eliamep Gen. Director, Thodoris Georgakopoulos, Dianeosis, Content Director and John Papageorgiou, Founder & Head of Athens Digest discuss about how EU initiatives are impacting Greece and how Greek policies are perceived in Brussels and European capitals.
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Athens Digest interviews senior EU and Greek officials/policymakers. The interviews are distributed via breaking editions of our newsletter to all recipients. Here you may find some older ones.
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