Can Greece stand on its own feet?
As elections begin to loom in Greece, an extraordinary propaganda drive has commenced. Its purpose? To impress upon the world (with a view to swaying Greek pubic opinion) that Greece…
As elections begin to loom in Greece, an extraordinary propaganda drive has commenced. Its purpose? To impress upon the world (with a view to swaying Greek pubic opinion) that Greece…
Greece is one of the top destinations for immigrants from Africa and the Mideast. But the far-right Golden Dawn party and even law enforcement officials target migrants for discrimination and…
Agora, a film by critically acclaimed journalist Yorgos Avgeropoulos, documents Greece’s financial crisis, its impact on the lives of simple people and seeks answers from analysts, politicians and key decision…
As if the world didn΄t have enough to be worried about (ISIS, Ebola, slowing China, Ukraine, Slowing Germany, Fed tightening, etc.) now look what΄s back: Greece.
Northern Ireland’s fairytale start to Euro 2016 qualifying continued in sensational style on Tuesday as Michael O΄Neill΄s side stunned former champions Greece 2-0 at the Georgios Karaiskakis stadium in Athens
A new organization is making it easier for Greek citizens to communicate with their representatives in Parliament. Vouliwatch (“vouli” is the Greek word for “parliament”) began in October, 2013 when…
Greek long-term borrowing costs jumped above 7 per cent for the first time in months amid concerns about political stability, breaching a level that revives memories of the early days…
Greece will raise 381 million euros from the sale of mobile phone frequencies to its biggest telecom operator OTE, Vodafone and Wind Hellas, the minimum price set in the tender,…
Istanbul’s Crystal Tower is a 35-story symbol of diverging fortunes. Due for completion next year, the 303 million-euro ($383 million) glass diamond-shaped skyscraper will be the headquarters of Finansbank AS…
The director of ‘Sto Kokkino’, a radio station controlled by the opposition party, is accused of ‘neoliberal cynicism’ for dismissing a planned strike by workers over back pay as blackmail