The IMF fears ‘political instability’; oil drilling contracts for western Greece are being finalized; the government is looking to sweep aside long-standing zoning regulations in the interest of business profits;…
Political TV ads, by their very nature, present a slanted view of reality. But in its latest campaign ad New Democracy has taken massaging the facts to another level, misrepresenting…
The state employed cleaning women who have been demonstrating almost daily outside the Finance Ministry in the center of Athens since September are ramping up their protest against their impending…
While Greek citizens are taxed to death, cases of suspected major tax evasion go uninvestigated; a 57 year-old small-time bondholder becomes the latest crisis-related suicide; total expired debts to the…
Four of the MPs elected on the Golden Dawn ticket who have been imprisoned pending trial on charges of leading a criminal organisation were transferred from jail to parliament today…
In 2007, Athens University worker Mary Mavri Vavagianni, now 67, was witness to the savage beating and stabbing of a student by a gang of muscular men on university grounds.…