It is not uncommon for police to ticket drivers running through stop signs on the streets of Athens. What is stranger, however, is when the car in question is uninsured,…
Antonis Kandas, a top procurement official during the Akis Tsochatzopoulos era who is already charged with receiving Siemens bribes, is arrested for a second time – this time accused of…
The Commission granted financial support to Greece to allow the building of four motorways stimulating the country΄s economic recovery.
Financial declarations show MPs significant wealth and also raise more questions about Golden Dawn; Greece and troika get nearer to an agreement over home auctions; after 13 years the trial…
Construction firms and real estate developers are rubbing their hands as the government approves construction of ‘tourist villages’ throughout Greece. Under guise of ‘sustainable development’ Greece is to follow the…
Samaras and Venizelos’s optimism is contradicted by statements from German officials implying that Greece will need another round of bailout loans. Influential German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine also sets a harsh…
A 20% tax on TV advertising – initially due to be imposed three years ago – is delayed for yet another year by a ministerial decision despite a recent 23.5%…
Samaras and Tsipras both harden lines in weekend interviews in light of upcoming May MEP elections; ‘Big troika’ of Lagarde, Draghi and Rehn due to weigh in as still no…
Meet the ‘Apathetics’: David Cameron, Francois Hollande and other European leaders feature in Amnesty International’s scathing Youtube video mocking the EU’s ‘pitiful’ treatment of the refugees from war-torn Syria on…
Since the beginning of the crisis Greece’s demographic trends have taken a sharp downward turn. Already burdened with an aging population today so few couples are having children that Greece’s…