From the insane drive to allow large corporations to extract oil and minerals from under Greece as quickly as possible, to the bone-headed move to open the country’s forests and…
In an interview with journalist Zoe Georgoula, Theodota Nantsou, Head of Policy at WWF Greece talks about the highly controversial coastal bill that will open the way for beach privatizations…
‘Do as I say and not as I do,’ appears to be a guiding philosophy of the IMF which only see the faults of others.
The country’s lenders are clearly worried that the Greek government reverting to the bad old ways and once again politicizing its tax collecting arm. And with good reason.
The Diary of the Unemployed began as an online experiment by journalist and author Christoforos Kasdaglis (who also coordinates TPP’s Greek language site). A simple invitation for the unemployed to…
The unique and beautiful white sand beaches and sand-dune ecosystem of Elafonissos in the Peloponnese have been transferred to the portfolio of properties to be sold to private investors by…
΄In a ground-floor classroom of the elementary school in the suburb of Vari on the south coast of Athens, exactly 303 Greek citizens turned up to vote in the local…
In a move that it would be generous to call misguided, a draft law prepared by the Finance Ministry on coastal development in Greece will do away with long-standing prohibitions…
Exactly four years ago today, the 23rd of April, Prime Minister George Papandreou the Younger announced to the world that Greece, frozen out of the international debt markets, would be…
The Greek newswire service ANA-MPA is accused by its own Berlin correspondent of engaging in pro government propaganda after a translation of the official announcement by the German Chancellor regarding…