economy is stabilising more rapidly than expected and the Greek debt will be reduced over the coming decades, although moderate scenarios

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along with lower taxes are expected to stimulate the economy. Moreover, primary surplus is estimated at 3.73% of GDP this year and 3.56% in 2020. Unemployment

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.5bn, slightly lower from the year-ago figure of €40.7bn while spending stood at €41.5bn versus €41.1bn in 2018. Greece/Economy: The European Commission

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EU Economy Commissioner Pierre Moscovici and Financial Stability Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis (the vice president of the Commission) welcomed a

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a speech on climate change outlined plans to protect countries' cultural heritage and other measures

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and prospects, the FT piece notes that unfortunately for Greece the emerging recovery is beginning at a time that clouds are gathering over the global economy

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and we reaffirmed the Hellenic history of Macedonia. Referring to SYRIZA's tax policy he said that the elections result shows that our measures were not consolidated

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. Yet, these measures do not suffice to reverse the damage done by the decade-long crisis nor can they remedy the dysfunctions that have developed in the economy. One

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concerning the global economy. Mitsotakis noted that the situation inherited by his government in the economy is not rosy but that it will be possible to implement its

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. That is to be expected as during its first two months in power the government has announced a series of measures that leave no room for imprudent policies

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