How the world sees Greece
Greece must rethink bank recap scheme: Eurobank Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece needs to offer sweeter incentives to attract private investors to take part in the recapitalization of its banks and keep the lenders out of state hands, the deputy chief executive of its third-largest lender said. Battered by ... |
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Greek Markets Regulator Extends Short Selling Ban To Banks Wall Street Journal Greek Markets Regulator Extends Short Selling Ban To Banks. Article. Email; Printer Friendly; Share: facebook ↓ More. StumbleUpon; LinkedIn; Twitter; Fark; Reddit; del.icio.us; MySpace. smaller Text larger ... |
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 The Voice of Russia | Greek deposits see biggest monthly inflow in four years Economic Times ATHENS: Greek business and household bank deposits rose for a fourth consecutive month in December as uncertainty over the country's future in the euro zone membership, central bank data showed on Monday. Bank of Greece data showed deposits ... Greek Bank Deposits Continue to Rise in December Greek Deposits Rose 3.5% in December, Most in Five Years |
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The prospects of a country being forced to leave the euro zone have all but vanished since the middle of last year, a survey released on Monday showed. The poll of 956 investors by research group Sentix showed just 17.2 percent expected one or more states to leave the 17-state bloc over the next 12 months. This was down from 25 percent in December, and a high of 73 percent in July 2012, a month after the index began. "A euro breakup is almost no issue anymore," Sentix said in a statement. ...
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 Spectator.co.uk | Greek tax-dodgers, Irish horse dealers and Chinese art cheats: please skip ... Spectator.co.uk It's only fair to warn you — especially if you're Greek, Irish or Chinese — that this week's column contains negative stereotyping. I'll leave the transsexuals to Rod Liddle, but I'm still bracing for the Twitter storm. My propensity to commit this ... |
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 BBC News | Greece: How Long Until Junta? Huffington Post It is often said that to get a glimpse of our future we should study the lessons of the past. Or we can observe the fate of those marching a few steps ahead of us down a road we seem determined to travel. Take Greece. Long hailed as the birthplace of ... Pollution impact of wood-burning in Greece |
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 Macon Telegraph (blog) | Greece grapples with transportation strikes USA TODAY ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Striking bus drivers in Athens have defied a court order to return to their jobs, extending last week's protests by subway employees over government-imposed salary cuts for public sector workers. A Union representing public bus ... Greece grapples with public sector strikes despite mobilization order Greece grapples with strikes despite mobilization |
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 Wall Street Journal | Greek gov't forcing end to Athens metro strike Las Vegas Sun Greece's government announced emergency powers Thursday to force striking subway workers back to work, with those defying it risking dismissal, arrest and jail in an escalating standoff over austerity measures. In a swift backlash, unions announced ... Greek Riot Police Drive Strikers From Subway Greek unionists march to parliament to protest planned pay cuts for transport ... Solidarity protest for Greek subway workers |
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Macon Telegraph (blog) | Greece grapples with public sector strikes despite mobilization order Fox News ATHENS, Greece – Striking public transport workers in Athens have defied a court order to return to work, despite a government threat to impose an emergency order that could lead to prosecution. Unions representing public bus and trolley-bus drivers in ... Greece grapples with strikes despite mobilization |
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Bank deposits rise in Greece, Italy in Dec -ECB Reuters North Korea plans nuclear test, more rockets: Defense Commission. Sponsored Links. Bank deposits rise in Greece, Italy in Dec -ECB. Tweet · Share this · Email · Print. Related News. Italy central bank approves Monte Paschi bailout request. Sat, Jan 26 ... |
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 Global Times | Terror threatens Greece's attempts to steer safe course through crisis Global Times Uncertainty about the future still exists in both aspects, but there is a feeling that Greece passed through a more difficult stage in the first months of 2012, compared to the current period. Nevertheless, a new danger has started to threaten the ... |
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Eurozone crisis live: Greek workers plan further strikes The Guardian Metro workers burn back-to-work orders in Athens. Protests continued over the Metro workers in Athens burn back-to-work orders. Protests continued over the weekend in support of the workers after the government threatened them with arrest on Friday, ... |
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An Issue Of Statistical Significance In Greece Social Europe Journal The head of Greece's statistics agency, Andreas Georgiou, is to face a criminal inquiry. An ex-employee of the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Zoe Georganta, has accused him of colluding with the European Union's statistical arm, Eurostat, to ... Greek government accounts are a warning for SA |
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Greece Commits To Tax Administration Improvements Tax-news.com The IMF's latest report following consultations with Greece stated: "Few efforts have been made over the last 10 months to address the problems of fragmentation, understaffing, inadequate operating procedures and weak internal controls. In part, this ... |
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Refugees subject to vicious treatment by Greek, Italian police World Socialist Web Site All testified to human rights violations and abuses committed by the Italian and Greek security authorities. The refugees had tried to escape the life-threatening conditions in Greece by crossing the Adriatic Sea to Italy as stowaways. Following their ... |
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 Yahoo! News (blog) | Greek government extends strikebreaking against subway workers to rail and ... World Socialist Web Site After using emergency powers to break a nine-day strike by Athens subway workers, the New Democracy-led coalition government in Greece extended its “civil mobilization” order to 2,500 rail and tram workers. Rail, tram and bus workers struck on Friday ... Greek ruling conservatives take lead over leftists: polls 3 new Greek opinion polls show conservative New Democracy slightly ahead of ... Greek ruling conservatives take lead in polls |
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BBC News | Pollution impact of wood-burning in Greece BBC News In Greece - the epicentre of the Eurozone debt crisis - the cost of heating oil has soared with new taxes, leading more and more people to burn wood to keep warm. This has prompted an increase in illegal logging and pollution. Our Greece correspondent ... |
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 CNN International | After 25 centuries, Greek temple sees the light CNN International Since its construction from around 540 B.C., it's been hard to miss the Temple of Apollo in Corinth, about 50 miles southwest of the Greek capital of Athens. That is, if you happened to visiting during the day. That changed on Saturday when the popular ... |
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Greek ruling conservatives take lead in polls China Daily New Democracy, the party of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, got 21.5-25.5 percent of the support in polls conducted for Greek dailies "Real News", "Proto Thema" (Top Story) and "Vima" (Tribune), while SYRIZA won 20.2-25.1 percent. Following the recent ... |
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