Friday, September 23, 2016
The rise of populism, the anti-EU rhetoric, the refugee crisis, Brexit and the legacy of the Greek crisis are risks to the recovery of the country's economy, Bank of Greece Governor Yiannis Stournaras said
Greece
Two successful bidders in TV licensing tender pay first installment (Sep. 23)
Greeks travel despite the economic crisis, Manessis says (Sep. 23)
Schools for refugee children will go ahead as planned (Sep. 23)
Air traffic safety electronics personnel announces work stoppages, strikes (Sep. 23)
UNESCO names Athens World Book Capital for 2018 (Sep. 15)
Clash among migrants in Moria hotspot (Sep. 15)
Politics
FM Kotzias meets with FYROM's counterpart Poposki (Sep. 23)
Government: 'Greece set an agenda on refugee issue that will open at EU Summit on Saturday' (Sep. 23)
Tsipras discusses EU challenges with German Chancellor Merkel (Sep. 15)
Greece rejects taking in more refugees from EU states (Al Jazeera: Sep. 9)
Euro Area Tells Greece to Speed Up Work on Aid Payout Conditions (Bloomberg: Sep. 9)
EU Med nations hold summit on growth, EU paymasters question motive (Reuters: Sep. 9)
Business
Bank of Greece: Lowering primary surplus target to 2% from 3.5% is 'feasible' (Sep. 23)
Mariculture industry a driving force of the economy (Sep. 23)
Greek civil aviation sector growing steadily (Sep. 23)
Krugman: We need to rein markets and neoliberalism (Sep. 15)
More 'fresh' money returns to Greek banks, reaching one billion euros (Sep. 9)
Tsakalotos: Greece's economy is recovering (Sep. 9)

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