Giorgos Stathakis, a Syriza MP and member of the team responsible for drafting the party’s economic policy has stated in an interview that only 5% of Greece’s debt can be…
Leandros Rakintzis, the General Inspector of Public Administration responsible for holding the civil service accountable has debunked claims reported in the media that there are 7,500 civil servants who have…
Just hours after the escaped 17N member Christodoulos Xiros resurfaced with a letter and video declaring his resumption of guerilla activity, the imprisoned leader of 17N, Alexandros Giotopoulos, has issued…
The ghost of November 17 returns; the public purse is set to be bolstered by assets seized in corruption cases; the technology company Germanos is implicated in the submarine scandal;…
George Papandreou, the Greek Prime Minister who signed the initial Memorandum of Understanding with the country’s troika of lenders (the IMF, EU and ECB) has come under intense fire over…
Christodoulos Xiros, the senior member of the terrorist organisation November 17th who escaped from prison earlier this month after being granted prison leave has released a written statement to the…
In the run up to the European Parliament and crucial local elections in May, the campaign of governing New Democracy has taken a turn towards the supernatural as the party…
Akis Tsohatzopoulos’s cousin buries ex Defense Minister Papantoniou in an interview; the troika remains unconvinced by government plans for the primary budget surplus; foreign companies are given immunity from tax…
Stories of people being convicted of blasphemy are usually associated with hardline theocracies rather than member states of the European Union. But now it is Greece that is facing worldwide…
The Troika and the government engage in a tug of war over HFSF funds; Greek emigration to Germany recalls the 1960s; foreign investors look to gain control of Greek assets…