Corruption still alive and well in post-bailout Greece
Brush with bankruptcy was meant to end country’s culture of deceit, but malfeasance and mistrust remain widespread
Brush with bankruptcy was meant to end country’s culture of deceit, but malfeasance and mistrust remain widespread
21-year-old anarchist and convicted robber Nikos Romanos has entered the fourth week of hunger strike as Council of Misdemeanors rejects his appeal to be granted leave from prison to attend…
Consumer sentiment has deteriorated significantly relative to October, with the Consumer Climate Index reverting to the levels of last July. The deterioration in consumer confidence can be seen in 4…
Charalambos Athanassiou pledges that, under his watch, civil unions will not be granted to gays and lesbians
Energy ministers of Greece, Cyprus and Israel will hold talks with the EU next week to try to advance a plan for a pipeline linking newly-discovered gas riches in the…
Last week, Joerg Sponer, a partner at Capital Fund, is said to have sent a memo (subsequently leaked to the Greek media) describing in hilarious terms the London meetings between…
The European Court of Justice on Tuesday slapped Greece with a 10-million-euro fine for failing to comply with waste management directives as dozens of illegal landfills continue to operate in…
Thousands of men, women and children fleeing war-ravaged countries face dreadful holding conditions and a dysfunctional reception system after risking their lives in smuggling boats to reach Greece΄s Aegean Sea…
Clashes broke out in Exarchia after a solidarity march for the anarchist prisoner Nikos Romanos, who has been on hunger strike for 25 days
Twenty days ago anarchist prisoner Nikos Romanos went on hunger strike to demand his educational furlough. His situation is described as ‘critical’