Greek reforms

The charm of Greece’s magnificent landscapes, embellished with golden beaches stretching along over many kilometers, azure skies, crystal clear waters and picturesque islands, drew around 2.5 million Germans in 2014, according to official data. Despite the uncertainty concerning the country's stay in the...

The reform plans and growth predictions that were distributed to Greece’s partners within the Eurozone by Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis are troubling the officials involved in the discussions between Greece and its international lenders, reported Wall Street Journal. The...

His belief that Greece's future lies within the European Union and the Eurozone expressed the newly elected President of the Hellenic Republic, Prokopis Pavlopoulos, earlier today, following a meeting with the head of the European Union's delegation in Athens, Panos Karvounis. Pavlopoulos highlighted that the...

Internationally acclaimed French economist Thomas Piketty says that "several parties have been hypocritical towards Greece." In an interview with the Belgian newspaper L' Echo, the author of The Capital in the 21st Century said that "there is a huge...

The progress of negotiations between Greece and its creditors in Brussels has created uncertainty as technocrats insist that the Greek government must rush things for the release of further aid while European Union sources say that there will not...

As negotiations between Greece and its international creditors have stalled, generating the danger of default and the country's subsequent exit from the Eurozone, the eyes of the world are upon Greece. Greece has to implement certain reforms and measures that will help...

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who was welcomed in Berlin earlier today, held a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, after the second meeting the two leaders held in a period of just five days. The Greek Premier...

In an article entitled "Why Greek default looms" published earlier today, BBC economics editor Robert Peston characterized Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' letter to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, obtained today by the Financial Times, as a "personally humiliating" act. The article...

With Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras due to meet with Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on Monday, Germany is putting more pressure on Greece to expedite reforms. SPD Parliamentary Group Chairman Thomas Oppermann said that Germany is losing patience with...

Greek coffers will be empty by April 8, said Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung Sunday report, citing European Commission experts in Athens. According to the report, Athens will be able to finance salaries and pensions until the second week of April. After that,...