Large Chinese government delegation to visit Crete on Sunday
ANA-MPA — A large Chinese government delegation is due in Crete for a two-day visit on Sunday, as a guest of the Greek government. It […]
Month: September 2016
How Brexit Britain can save Greece
The Spectator /John R. MacArthur (extracts)– All through our trip to Greece this August, beginning in Athens and ending in Crete, I was struck by the […]
Greece slams Erdogan’s remarks about Lausanne Treaty
Sputnik – The Treaty of Lausanne was signed on July 24, 1923, by Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan, Greece, Romania, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and Turkey. […]
Road tax reduction for used cars first registered in another EU country
eKathimerini — Road tax is set to decrease for owners of used cars that were first registered in another European Union country, according to a […]
Germany’s about to bail out its biggest bank. Just don’t call it that
Huffington Post US — The German government is likely to try to thread the needle with an unofficial bailout that allows Germany to claim it is […]
EU reccommendation: Greece to implement the Dublin Agreement by December.
Greek Reporter — The European Commission is calling upon Greece to implement a series of actions on refugees and migrants, such as the Dublin Agreement by December. […]
Kallos Gallery to make their debut with a rare Cretan bronze helmet, of a type once thought to be mythical
London’s Kallos Gallery, the world’s only commercial gallery to specialise exclusively in the art of ancient Greece, will unveil an extraordinarily rare Cretan bronze helmet as […]
Schaeuble: No need to ease Greece’s debt for now
eKathimerini — German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble on Wednesday evening doused hopes for strong measures to ease Greece’s debt, although earlier his Greek counterpart Euclid […]
Draghi rejects German criticism, calls on Berlin to pull its weight
Reuters — Mario Draghi is faced some of his prominent German opponents as lawmakers in Berlin got a rare chance to press him for an eventual end […]
Brexit Britain: What has happened so far?
BBC — The UK may have voted on 23 June to leave the European Union but it is not yet clear what the country’s path […]
Greece passes electricity market reform, sets sovereign wealth fund
Euractiv — Greek lawmakers yesterday passed reforms sought by the country’s creditors to cut pension spending and expedite privatisations in exchange for financial aid under […]
Slovak PM: EU migrant quotas are ‘politically finished’
Reuters — Quotas for distributing asylum seekers among European Union member states are “politically finished”, Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia, which currently holds the […]
“It All Has A Very 2008 Feel To It” – For Deutsche Bank, the news just keeps getting worse
Zero Hedge — It has already been an abysmal day for Germany’s biggest lender: overnight Deutsche Bank plunged to fresh all time lows on speculation […]
Authorities in Crete investigate mystery flyers citing Qur’an
eKathimerini — Authorities on Crete have launched an investigation after leaflets with references to Allah and excerpts from the Qur’an were found strewn on the streets […]
Slovak PM Fico says EU migrant quotas are ‘politically finished’
Reuters – Quotas for distributing asylum seekers among European Union member states are “politically finished”, Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia, which currently holds the […]