The 2004 Athens Olympics cost Greece a total of 6.5 billion euros ($7.5 billion) and didn΄t significantly affect the debt-heavy country΄s finances, a Greek economic think tank has found
Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras raised some eyebrows when he answered a question about gay adoption during last night΄s Twitter Q&A. The shift is one of the clearest indicators of the…
Maria Margaronis reports on the laid-off cleaners of the Finance Ministry that have turned into a symbol of the strife against austerity.
Internal devaluation was supposed to make Greece cheaper (sorry: more competitive) so that exports would increase. Now a Grexit is no longer being ruled out which would really make Greek…
Cozying up to the church, then trolling it and generally rocking this campaign thing. Or not, depending who you ask. So let΄s ask Hitchcock. You know, because birds
10 days to go until Greeks head to the polls. In a Twitter Q&A, Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras answers questions on range of domestic and foreign policy issues.
New Democracy dismiss Lakis Lazopoulos, who openly backs the anti-bailout Syriza party, as ‘an ultra-rich merchant of human pain’ after he trashes conservative politicians, and others, on his TV show
The education minister says a paragraph in a school art history book which refers to the ‘transfer’ of the sculptures from Greece is a ‘monstrosity’ because it fails to mention…
Follow our live coverage leading up to the Greek national elections – all the latest polls, campaign news, and behind-the-scenes updates
Former PM and leader of the Democrat Socialists Movement George Papandreou defends his decision to sign the memorandum with international lenders saying it saved the country from a financial collapse…