Greece, democracy and the labour of Hercules
Voters have every right to be suspicious. In Mr Tsipras they see a leader who swept to power in January promising to end austerity and slash foreign supervision of Greek…
Voters have every right to be suspicious. In Mr Tsipras they see a leader who swept to power in January promising to end austerity and slash foreign supervision of Greek…
Germany΄s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in a radio interview that he was not very optimistic that Greece and its euro zone peers would reach a debt agreement in talks…
The election rests on who will be able to lead the rescue programme, writes Tony Barber
Greece’s hard-left Syriza party says one of its top priorities if it takes power in this month’s general election will be to tackle “oligarchs’ ” grip on the country’s economy. (Illustration:…
An election offers many hope but even a Syriza-led government may have to prolong austerity
With Syriza leading the polls and a snap election set for January 25, the more surprising factor may be the party’s success at dispelling at least some investors’ worst fears.
A moralistic perception of creditors as virtuous and debtors as sinners blocks a solution
The euro fell to its lowest level since the eurozone crisis of 2012 in thin trading at the end of the year as Greece failed to elect a new president…
Greece’s beleaguered prime minister Antonis Samaras has offered last-minute concessions to persuade opposition lawmakers to back his party’s presidential candidate, in an increasingly frantic effort to avert a snap general…
Greek lawmakers failed to elect Stavros Dimas as the country’s next president in Wednesday’s first-round vote, but the result indicated he could still scrape a win in the final ballot…