Press Review July 28: Olive oil and drones
The US is pushing for a new military base in Crete. Homeowners who are behind in their mortgage payments, will find themselves paying rent in their own home. Pupils see…
The US is pushing for a new military base in Crete. Homeowners who are behind in their mortgage payments, will find themselves paying rent in their own home. Pupils see…
From the insane drive to allow large corporations to extract oil and minerals from under Greece as quickly as possible, to the bone-headed move to open the country’s forests and…
Draft forestry registration will turn the country’s forests into ‘building plots ready for exploitation’; the new Common Agricultural Policy will favour new farmers; accusations fly after an electricity cut-off due…
It’s been 40 years to the day since the fall of the dictatorship; former Bank of Greece Governor George Provopoulos is summoned by the financial crimes prosecutor; municipal enterprises refuse…
Greek and German investigators are exploring a case of apparent corruption in the purchase of 29 Mercedes brand articulated buses by the Organisation of Urban Transportation of Thessaloniki (OASTH).
According to an analysis produced by IMF researchers, drastic wage cuts in Greece have failed to improve competitiveness and contributed to a fall in productivity as domestic demand collapsed.
The government and the privatisation agency HRADF are at odds over the ‘friendly settlement’ between the Piraeus Port Authority and Chinese company Cosco; the IMF once again admits the gross…