Journalists on strike
The Journalists Union of Athens (ESIEA) has called for a 24 hour strike for today, Tuesday April 8th, in protest of policies imposed in the name of austerity that are…
The Journalists Union of Athens (ESIEA) has called for a 24 hour strike for today, Tuesday April 8th, in protest of policies imposed in the name of austerity that are…
Greece appears poised for an imminent return to sovereign debt markets marking the next chapter in the ‘success story’ narrative being pushed by the government. But critics accuse the administration…
The government’s policy of levying ever higher taxes and fines, together with the dire economy have made it impossible for ever greater numbers of citizens and businesses to meet their…
European capitalism was always going to become unhinged once the post-war global system, known as Bretton Woods, had run out of steam. And so it did.
“The image crisis is as worthy of attention as any problem the Greek’s are facing,” says Mehran Khalili, of the Omikron Project: a volunteer grassroots initiative to combat the negative…
A biography written 50 years ago about the poet Cavafy living 150 years ago in Egypt is not the first place one would look for insights into Greece’s current crisis.…
The growth of finance over the last forty years has changed capitalism profoundly. It is time for its critics to grasp the nature and significance of these changes. Only then…
Despite government confidence that Greece is turning the corner economically, the unemployment rate is continuing to rise. The ΄Grecovery΄ is now in the realm of the absurd: 3.5m workers are…
Out of all Europeans, Greeks on minimum wage spend the highest proportion of their income on groceries. Relative to monthly salaries the price of basic goods in Greece is about…