Is the Euro compatible with democracy?
“New elections change nothing,” asserted Germany’s finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, ahead of the Greek vote in January that swept into office a radical-left government pledging […]
“New elections change nothing,” asserted Germany’s finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, ahead of the Greek vote in January that swept into office a radical-left government pledging […]
Europe’s voters head to the polls this year against a backdrop of rising populism, worries about Russia’s renewed aggression and dissatisfaction with austerity. Greecehas already […]
Inflation is a disease that can wreck a society, Milton Friedman, the late Nobel laureate economist, once said. Add rising unemployment to the diagnosis, and […]
The Bundestag voted overwhelmingly in favour of the four-month extension of the Greek bailout. Of 587 votes cast, 542 – yes 32 – no 13 […]
The German parliament is set to vote on a plan to extend financial aid to Greece by another four months. The extension – approved by […]
Last week, in between a hectic schedule of meetings with his euro zone counterparts in Brussels and colleagues and officials on his home turf, Greece’s […]
Greek Former Finance minister, Giorgos Papaconstantinou, appeared before a Special Court in Athens, on Wednesday, charged with tampering with the ‘Lagarde list’ containing the names […]
The Greek government has suspended professional football in the country indefinitely. The suspension follows violence at Sunday’s Super League match between Olympiakos and Panathinaikos, as […]
Crackdown on tycoons and the smuggling industry is part of fiscal reforms to be presented to creditors on Monday, German tabloid Bild says Greece has […]
Greece gets its deal. But if the detail’s wrong ‘we’re finished’ The eurozone and IMF have done a deal with Greece, extending its bailout for […]
Giorgos Stathakis, Development minister and his tourism minister Elena Koundoura, met Ryanair’s Chief Commercial Officer, David O’Brien last Tuesday morning at the Chamber of Commerce […]
Greece’s new anti-corruption minister is not a politician, but he is in tune with the new crusading mood. International attention on Greece since the Syriza […]
On the day that Greece’s talks with Eurogroup break down after Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem delivered an ultimatum to Athens, giving Greece until Friday […]
Greece’s new left-wing government pledged on Saturday to close down detention centres for illegal immigrants that have long been criticised by rights groups as inhumane. […]
As expected, Greece’s new government and its international creditors failed to agree on a way forward on the country’s unpopular bailout and will try again […]
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