Government sells buildings, leases them back, falls behind on rent
After privatizing a number of state-owned buildings housing various public services and authorities, the government rented them from the buyers. Now it΄s fallen behind in payments.
After privatizing a number of state-owned buildings housing various public services and authorities, the government rented them from the buyers. Now it΄s fallen behind in payments.
Cyprus has said it will block any progress in Turkey΄s EU membership talks in response to a violation of its exclusive economic zone (EEZ) by a Turkish survey vessel
Petition handed to Greek ambassador in Dublin calls for the jailing of the farmers who shot and wounded unpaid Bangladeshi strawberry pickers
The European Court of Human Rights issued a ruling condemning Italy’s practice of sending undocumented migrants and asylum seekers found on ferries from Greece back to Greece within hours without…
Yiannis Mavris is among the most respected political analysts and pollsters in Greece. Research conducted by Public Issue, a company which he founded in 2001, is often mentioned in both Greek and……
Yannis Mavris, one of the top pollsters in the country, dissects recent poll findings to explain the main opposition party΄s electoral surge. According to Mavris’s company Public Issue, SYRIZA has…
On 4 November 2012, Walid Taleb, then 29, was found beaten black and blue on a village street on Salamina. He had a ring and chain around his neck. He…
Greek children aged 7 and 9 have the highest average body weight among 16 European countries surveyed by the World Health Organization, according to data made public Tuesday
Greek officials are trying to persuade creditors in the euro area to convert funds originally earmarked for banks into a credit line to help the nation escape its bailout program,…
Political uncertainty is slowing foreign investment in Greece, the country΄s most influential think tank warned on Tuesday, endangering a fragile economic recovery