Thanks to reforms overseen by Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis, medical care is increasingly out of reach for the poor and uninsured. But not, that is, if the poor and uninsured…
Amid smiles, the Eurogroup gives a green light for Greece to return to the market but demands yet another 12 measures for the disbursement of the 8.3 billion euro loan…
What does Europe’s approach to those fleeing war and famine look like? On the Greek border it looks like imprisonment in hellish prison camps. It looks like frightened children being…
The country is facing a massive brain drain of young degree holders; the government is hoping for good news from today’s Eurogroup summit; Greek bonds returned profits of 439% in…
The surprise move by the Shipping Minister to entirely do away with amateur fishing licenses will lead to a boom in unregulated fishing, further squeezing already troubled fish stocks and…
The package of economic measures agreed on with the troika was passed yesterday by MPs during a day of high tensions in parliament. The coalition government sustained blows as three…
Europe is following Greece’s trajectory according to ‘leftist’ banker Matthieu Pigasse; the final battle of the memorandum takes place in parliament; the omnibus bill that was passed includes surprise reforms;…
“What happened was a very vulgar and sinister transfer of losses on the books of the banks onto the shoulders of the German taxpayer. And Mrs Merkel never told the…