OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today condemned the recent libel conviction and sentence imposed on journalist Kostas Vaxevanis for stories written […]
A police operation on Friday to eject 14 protesters from Athens University’s central campus after a 19-day sit-in deepened fissures between the hard core and […]
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck under the Mediterranean seabed east of Crete on Thursday, but local authorities said there were no immediate reports of injuries or […]
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told Reuters on Thursday he was “firmly optimistic” his government would reach an agreement with its creditors by the end […]
More than 150 migrants who were rescued on the island of Gavdos were transported by ferry boat to Athens from Crete and were released in […]
Organized crime in Greece generates a little under 3.6 billion euros per year, with contraband products playing a major part, according to a European Commission […]
Athens made the latest payment of €462 million to the IMF on Thursday 9 April. Figures released released by the Jubilee Debt Campaign show that […]
The head of Greece’s Orthodox Church said on Saturday it was willing to put property it owns up for development to help raise money to […]
The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde said on an interview with PBS TV that the Greek pension system is not sustainable and […]
Greece made a crucial payment to the International Monetary Fund on 9 April and won extra emergency lending for its banks on Thursday but it […]
Ms Lagarde said continuing uncertainty over Greece’s ability to repay its debt was not in the country’s interest International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde has […]
Germany would be willing to freeze the bank accounts of wealthy Greeks suspected of tax fraud, Economics Minister Sigmar Gabriel said in a newspaper interview […]
A Greek departure from the euro could expose the European Central Bank to losses on tens of billions of credit, a hole Germany and other […]
German weekly magazine Spiegel highlighted the strict warning that German European Parliament President Martin Schulz gave to Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras concerning his visit to […]
Greece has to repay loans of 2.4 billion euros in April and another €3.8 bln in May. Left without any sources of external borrowing since […]
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