Akis Tsohatzopoulos’s cousin buries ex Defense Minister Papantoniou in an interview; the troika remains unconvinced by government plans for the primary budget surplus; foreign companies are given immunity from tax…
Stories of people being convicted of blasphemy are usually associated with hardline theocracies rather than member states of the European Union. But now it is Greece that is facing worldwide…
The Troika and the government engage in a tug of war over HFSF funds; Greek emigration to Germany recalls the 1960s; foreign investors look to gain control of Greek assets…
New questions have been raised over Greek police tolerance of violence perpetrated by Golden Dawn gangs by police transcripts from the night that Pavlos Fyssas was murdered, with officers on…
New photographs show Golden Dawn is an armed group; the web of corruption scandals continues to unravel; there is no chance of more liquidity in the Greek market as loans…
New evidence has surfaced of the paramilitary nature of Greek neo-fascist party Golden Dawn. Photographs discovered by investigators depict various members of the group posing with military assault rifles and…
As the European Parliament continues its inquiry into the role and operation of the troika in Memorandum countries, a leaked draft report prepared by the Committee on Employment and Social…
Greece posts a better-than-expected primary budget surplus of €1 bln for 2013; Olli Rehn tacitly admits Greece was sacrificed to save the rest of the eurozone; civil servants to no…
The Greek ambassador to Brussels was interrupted by protesters during a speech at a cultural event in Brussels last night to celebrate the launch of the Greek EU Presidency. Roughly…
A mere 266 of the roughly 2,000 people of the famous ‘Lagarde List’ of wealthy individuals suspected of large-scale tax evasion are currently being investigated by the tax authorities. Meanwhile,…