Greece and the economic crisis 2022

NEWS ARCHIVE - April 2022

April 13, 2022

The two phase steps to lifting of restrictions

Story at Eleftherostypos [Greek]

Supermarket sales decline, indicating trend toward recession

Story at Imerisia [Greek]

Russians claim control of Mariupol

Story at Capital [Greek]

Slower participation in land registry update in Crete, the Cyclades, the islands of the Saronic Gulf and the North Aegean

Story at OT Financial Post [Greek]

The investigation in the Pispirigou murder case

Story at UK Daily Mail [English]

PPP financing and Alpha Bank

Story at Imerisia [Greek]

Former prime minister Zaev to attend SYRIZA conference

Story at Protothema [Greek]

OAED plan for inexpensive housing for workers

Story at Iefimerida [Greek]

Minimum wage increase in May

Story at Real [Greek]

Indoor mask provisions and other restrictions relaxed for summer tourist season in Greece

Story at MSN News [English]

Fire in Attika

Story at Eleftherostypos [Greek]

Polling shows that ND's lead over SYRIZA has narrowed further

Story at IN GR [Greek]

Pandemic case count at 3,206,948

Data at Skai [Greek]

Russia intends to beginning targeting any vehicle transporting weapons in Ukraine

Story at Kathimerini [Greek]

New research demonstrates Samos artifacts moved to German museum done under "dubious agreements"

Story at eKathimerini [English]

Putin announces increase of domestic Russian consumption of oil, gas and coal

Story at Imerisia [Greek]

Will the end of Russian gas mean recession in Germany?

Story at Yahoo News [English]

End of restrictions may be temporary for summer season

From May 1 to August 31, the public will no longer need to present coronavirus vaccination or illness certificates to enter indoor or open spaces such as restaurants, and authorities are also considering lifting the requirement of presenting an EU digital Covid certificate to enter the country.

Story at eKathimerini [English]

Finland to make NATO decision soon

Story at MSN News [English]

Could chemical weapons be used in Ukraine in the near future?

Story at IN GR [Greek]

Mitsotakis to EU Energy Commissioner Simson: We need your help

Story at Protothema [English]

"Food Diplomacy" from the EU to counter Russia

Story at eKathimerini [English]

Undersecretary Michailidou: The Attica "hell orphanage" is finally closed

Story at Parapolitika [Greek]

Tracking the spread of Omicron XE

Story at Ta Nea [Greek]

Seeking reductions in VAT and extending electrical subsidy

Story at Dimokratia [Greek]

For world peace, hold Olympics in Greece

Story at Detroit News [English]

The Greek effort to cut Russian energy dependence

Story at Oil Price [English]

Morgan Stanley: we will see continued high prices on natural gas

Story at Imerisia [Greek]

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