Press review December 24
Government plays down snap election scenarios; Thousands of people work with no salary; The plot thickens in the submarine scandal; Finance Minister becomes increasingly isolated ; Fabled archaeologist passed away.
Government plays down snap election scenarios; Thousands of people work with no salary; The plot thickens in the submarine scandal; Finance Minister becomes increasingly isolated ; Fabled archaeologist passed away.
If Greece departed from the euro-zone, the country would eventually be followed by all the other members of the monetary union ‘in due course.’ That is what Angela Merkel reportedly…
In a recent talk in Athens Philippe Legrain, a former economic adviser to the European Commission, admitted that European policies helped cause the crisis and were never designed to help…
More revelations in the defense contract scandal; tax authorities seize cash from thousands of accounts without warning; the government looks to sell bonds in the US; the coalition’s parliamentary majority…
In amidst economic misery, one classic Greek tradition appears to be bouncing back (or not exactly): smashing plates.
The Greek news magazine HotDoc has posted a sound recording of shocking comments it says were made by the Greek Chief of Police Nikos Papagiannopoulos to a gathering of top…
Greece and Turkey, once rivalling countries across the Aegean Sea, have now been building much closer trade, economic and tourism, even developing new products that would be exported to 3rd…