OECD Report: Greece needs to tackle foreign bribery as well as domestic corruption
23/03/2015
The OECD Working Group on Bribery on Friday released a report reviewing Greece΄s efforts to fight foreign bribery.
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Breaking news: Greeks don΄t like Germany, but would still vote to stay in the Euro
18/03/2015
A recent survey revealed that continuing tensions with Germany mean that the majority of Greeks have a negative impression of the country generally, as well as of its leadership. Despite…
«Europe trashed democracy»
22/02/2015
At the press conference following Eurogroup yesterday, Paul Mason from Channel 4 asked Djisselbloem "What do you say to the Greek people, whose democracy you’ve just trashed". Mason, in an…
What Greece΄s new government mean for migration policy?
30/01/2015
Now that Syriza has been elected to power in Greece, what will this mean for the country΄s migration crisis? Thousands of migrants, many of them refugees from the war in…
Tsipras: We are a government of ΄social salvation΄
28/01/2015
Prime Minister Tsipras held his first cabinet meeting this morning, laying out what the new government΄s first priorities will be. Among them are boosting the economy and finding a ΄mutually΄…
[VIDEO] Yanis Varoufakis talking about Greece΄s economy in 1993
27/01/2015
Greece΄s newly appointed Finance Minister was talking to international media about Greece΄s economy more than 20 years ago. Here is in 1993, when he was a professor at Sydney University,…
The new Syriza government
27/01/2015
Greece΄s new cabinet was be sworn in this afternoon after announcements made on who Greece΄s new ministers will be.
Alexis Tsipras – It Was Just Like Obama΄s First Election Night!
26/01/2015
Alexis Tsipras΄ victory in Greece΄s election was reminiscent of U.S. President Barack Obama΄s in 2008. A relatively unknown politician not too long ago, Tsipras, like Obama, rose to the top…
Election day live: Exit polls show decisive win for Syriza
25/01/2015
With 100% of data processed, exit polls show a decisive win for Syriza ranging anywhere from 8 to as high as 12% over New Democracy
Tomorrow Greece votes
24/01/2015
Campaigns, speeches, and public opinion polls have ended. In less than 24 hours, the polls will open.