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“Quiet Christmas? Not for Greece and therefore not for the Eurozone either.” This is the conclusion of today’s German newspaper "Die Welt," which in...

A clear message regarding the preferences of the European Commission on political forces pursuing reforms and Greece remaining in the Eurozone, expressed in a...

After the announcement of the presidential election by the Greek coalition and the political upheaval that followed, some European Union officials expressed opinions that...

Greece may not leave the euro zone after all and the coalition government is not finished yet, according to a New York Times report. The...

“Regretfully, we are bankrupt” is one of the most famous phrases in modern Greek history and was uttered by Prime Minister Charilaos Trikoupis at the Parliament on...

In an article published in the Sunday edition of Greek daily newspaper Kathimerini, Prime Minister, Antonis Samaras, highlighted that his government is doing whatever...

Groups of protesters from Greece and the U.S. city of Detroit will meet with their Irish counterparts in a mass rally outside the Irish parliament in...

Legislative measures that will allow for a new restructuring of overdue tax and social security debts has been postponed until next week as Greek...

The Troika's upcoming evaluation of Greece's financial recovery will include a helping of “hot potatoes” for the Greek government – that is to say, the need to...

The most important thing to remember when dealing with banks is a simple rule; banks are a business, motivated by profit. Banks are not...