Why the Greeks struggle to pay tax
Jan Grieveson’s photo in Facebook, reproduced in a number of Greek media, including www.logiosermis.net became one of the most popular internet topics of the day […]
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Moroccan migrants moved to Corinth camp after clashes at Athens stadium
eKathimerini — Around 120 migrants from Morocco have been moved from the impromptu camp at the Taekwondo stadium in southern Athens to a detention center […]
Greece to receive €80m from EU to help house refugees
The Guardian — The European commission has pledged to give €80m (£58m) to Greece to help house refugees in the country on the frontline of […]
War reparation demands still legally active
ANA -MPA — President of the Hellenic Republic Prokopis Pavlopoulos on Sunday referred at length to the issue of German war reparations and a forced […]
Russian warship fires warning shots at Turkish fishing boat in the Aegean
Russia says one of its warships fired warning shots at a Turkish fishing boat in the Aegean Sea to avoid a collision. A Russian defence […]
Greece expected to push through remaining reforms on Tuesday: euro zone
Reuters — Greece has accomplished more than half of the reforms agreed with euro zone creditors to get the next, 1 billion-euro tranche of bailout […]
78 pairs of shoes to children in Apokoronas
From Apokoronas Welfare — Thank you so much to everyone who has contributed so that the children now get proper shoes and do not have […]
The IMF is missing the point on Brexit
The Telegraph — There are two ways of looking at the IMF’s pronouncements on the economy, Brexit and all other matters. The first is to […]
Turkey yet to address refugee flows, says PM
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Friday that he will try to hold Turkey to account over its pledges to stem the flow of refugees […]
Hungary’s new export: prison-made razor-wire coils
Reuters — Inmates in a high-security prison north of Budapest are manufacturing rolls of razor-wire fence that will prevent thousands of migrants from crossing the […]
Greece reaches deal with auditors on fresh measures to unlock further bailout aid
Xinhua — Greece’s government struck on Friday evening a deal with auditors of international lenders in Athens on the next set of measures to unlock […]
Suddeutsche Zeitung: Greece deserves help
Several German newspapers reported last week that Greeks are facing “poor” Christmas holidays, noting that the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has voted for another […]
ADMIE to remain under state control, creditors have agreed
eKathimerini — Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (ADMIE) will cease to be independent as the government and its creditors agreed on Thursday and Friday that […]
What can we learn from the Greek defeat? The struggle against austerity reaches the screen
SALON — During last summer’s anti-austerity protests in Athens, a Greek TV reporter doing a live stand-up observes the interesting fact that many of the […]
Bulgaria and Greece start building gas interconnector
EurActiv.com — Sofia and Athens signed a final investment agreement on Thursday to build a natural gas pipeline to help Bulgaria reduce its almost complete […]