Center-left coalition partner PASOK is fragmenting along fault lines; Eurogroup issues a stern warning to the government; 167 state-owned historic Athens properties are to be privatized; the Public Power Corporation…
Not a group normally associated with street protests, on Friday accountants from all over Greece descended on Syntagma Square in protest of the latest tax laws which impose eye-watering fines…
One in three women in the EU has suffered physical or sexual abuse since the age of 15. This shocking statistic was one of the findings of a major survey…
The growth of finance over the last forty years has changed capitalism profoundly. It is time for its critics to grasp the nature and significance of these changes. Only then…
The international lenders are playing a dirty game over bank recapitalisations; A Greek pole-vaulter takes gold; the ‘river’ – a new political party – is seeking to sweep away traditional…
“It takes a passionate disregard for the truth to suggest that Greece is recovering.” That was my verdict last December upon being asked to comment on Greece’s rumoured recovery. Almost…
An adviser to the British Prime Minister exits Downing Street carrying a sheaf of documents. A photographer with a telephoto lens manages to focus on them and reveals the (two-faced)…
The Greek President raises the issue of German war debts to Greece with his German counterpart; results of the stress tests of Greek banks are released; the head of the…