Bailout inspectors back in Athens to resume review talks
RTE — Bailout inspectors will resume talks with the Greek government today to try to complete a review of the country’s compliance with agreed reforms […]
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TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards: Five Greek beaches among top-20 in Europe
Tornos News — Three Greek beaches are among the top 20 in the world, according to TripAdvisor’s 2017 Travellers’ Choice Awards. Elafonisi in Chania, Crete […]
Greeks bridle against ‘never-ending’ austerity
BBC — In normal times, in a normal country, court proceedings over mortgage arrears would not be the stuff of headline news. But these are […]
Greece likely needs fourth bailout: economist
Xinhua — Greece will likely need a fourth bailout program, according to Cypriot economist and 2010 Nobel laureate Christoforos Pissarides. “I am afraid there will […]
Germany’s Deputy Finance Minister: No debt relief for Greece
Politico.eu — Greece must not be given “bail in” conditions to write off debt in any future agreement with creditors, Germany’s Deputy Finance Minister Jens […]
Half of Germans against debt relief for Greece, survey shows
Reuters — Around half of Germans are against granting debt relief to Greece and around three in 10 want the debt-laden country to quit the […]
Police confirm remains found on Crete belong to British holidaymaker
IBTimes — The remains of a British holidaymaker who went missing in Crete over a decade ago have been found in a well on the […]
How the German press views the Greek agreement
Greek Reporter — Euro zone finance ministers want to postpone addressing the Greek issue until after the elections in the Netherlands and Germany, says German […]
New Greek reforms will have no fiscal impact: FinMin
Reuters — New reforms to pensions and income tax that Greece will have to undertake to qualify for more loans will have no “net” fiscal […]
Latest reference to ‘Grexit’ comes from German left
Naftemporiki — The latest call for “Grexit” being heard out of Germany has come from th left, as Die Linke vice-president and Bundestag member Sahra […]
Tourism expenditure per trip hit new low of 514.30 euros last year
eKathimerini — The amount spent by visitors to Greece dropped to its lowest level in at least 15 years in 2016, according to figures released […]
Varoufakis highly critical of latest developments on Greek bailout
Naftemporiki — Yanis Varoufakis took to Twitter on Tuesday to skewer the latest developments involving the Greek bailout program, a day after a compromise between […]
Greece will need a fourth bailout due to unsustainable debt pile says former finance minister
The Telegraph — Greece will need a fourth bailout as its debts remain utterly unsustainable despite years of austerity and attempted reforms, according to former […]
Lagarde meets Merkel over Greek debt, announces Greece does not need a debt cut after all
DW — International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday to discuss Greece’s debt crisis. Lagarde said that Greece’s […]
Schulz plots path to defeat Merkel, with a different attitude on Greece
Reuters — His only experience of governing in Germany is as a town mayor. She is Europe’s most powerful leader. Yet Martin Schulz wants to […]