German conservatives raise pressure on IMF over Greece
Reuters — Several German conservative lawmakers expressed concern on Thursday that the International Monetary Fund had not yet joined the third aid package for Greece, […]
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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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Frenchman rams police car in Greece after security check
AP — A 49-year-old Frenchman is to be deported from Greece after ramming a police car following a security check for suspected Islamic militants returning […]