English
αναρτήσεις
Babcock & Brown
International investment and consulting services company based in Sydney, Australia. It has invested in wind power parks in Arcadia in the Peloponnese in southern Greece.The documents were published by ICIJ…
Athens weekly free press offices set ablaze by anarchist group
There were no injuries. The group claims Athens Voice paper is a willing participant in the ‘establishment propaganda’ that exploits workers.΄We will not be intimidated΄, states the paper
‘Cockroaches are living it up’ at the Korydallos ‘hell hole’, the shame of the Greek penitentiary system
Chief prosecutor orders investigation as prisoners and guards at the notoriously overcrowded detention centre are, once again, raising the alarm over the appalling living conditions and ‘the threat of an…
3 ways social entrepreneurship can create a resilient ecosystem in Greece
Public discussion and programs related to social economy, social enterprise, startups, entrepreneurship and even volunteerism are on the rise in Greece
Israel steps into intracommunal dispute in gas-rich Cyprus
Visit to Israel by foreign minister of self-styled Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus condemned by EU-member Cyprus
Greece΄s forgotten carmaker
With relations between Germany and Greece at a low ebb following the eurozone crisis, one Greek entrepreneur is calling for German help. He wants to start building cars in Greece…
Photo story: Scenes from the joint protest over education
Pupils, students, teachers and university workers joined voices yesterday against yet another reform push, perceived as an assault on the education system that will leave it poorer
Euro zone considers three bailout exit options for Greece
Euro zone finance ministers will consider three options on Thursday for what happens after Greece exits its bailout at the end of the year, seeking to balance the need to…
LuxLeaks: EFG of the Latsis family, Wind Hellas were using Luxembourg to save millions in tax
A review of 28,000 leaked documents by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) reveals that multinationals have been taking advantage of Luxembourg’s tax haven