Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has clashed with opposition leader Alex Tsipras over whether the country should order Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine outside of the European Union’s vaccine framework.
Tsipras, the leader of the main opposition Syriza party (European Left), called on the conservative Mitsotakis (European People’s Party) to follow the example of other EU member states and order Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine.
The slow vaccination roll-out across Europe due to the delayed deliveries of British-Swedish AstraZeneca’s vaccine has caused political turmoil in many EU capitals.
Despite a strict lockdown in place for months, Greece has seen a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases. Just on Monday (5 April), the country recorded 1,866 new cases and 73 deaths, while 759 people are currently intubated, with the public health system reaching its limits.
Sputnik V sorgt für Streit in der griechischen Politik
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made those comments during a meeting with the i.m.f. chief christine legarde but the latest figures suggest greece s goal of quitting its bailout program next year could be overly optimistic a warm embrace for christine legarde the head of one of the institutions keeping his country of flows the greek prime minister and the i.m.f. chief both won greece to return to sell for lines as soon as possible without in mind alexis tsipras presented an optimistic outlook for the future of the greek economy. after several years of economic depression. greece is turning page acute risks and the certainty have subsided we cannot make recovery is gaining traction. in. the two thousand and seventeen expected growth rate of.
better security. in just a minute we ll have more on the lives lost in tunisia and how the country and those visiting are trying to cope. first off, i want to tell you about some breaking news out of athens in greece where after a nearly 13-hour session, the greek parliament has approved a bailout referendum. this is set to take place on july 5th almost a week after tuesday s tuesday s deadline for a near $1.8 billion payment to the international monetary fund. the extended debate got heated over alex tsipras s motion. [ speaking foreign language ] that is the former prime minister of greece storming out of parliament. he objected to that july 5th referendum and criticized the
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