![]() Greek Reporter | Outgoing Greek Privatizations Head: New Govt Failed To Support Agency Wall Street Journal ATHENS--The outgoing chief executive of Greece's privatizations agency accused the country's recently appointed coalition government Friday of failing to actively support it and predicted that revenues from state asset sales this year will fall ... Greek privatisation agency chief resigns -officials Greek Privatisation Agency Chief Resigns Head of Greek privatisation fund resigns: source |
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Friday, July 20, 2012
Outgoing Greek Privatizations Head: New Govt Failed To Support Agency
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Greek socialist leader wants more time for deficit cuts
![]() Telegraph.co.uk | Greek socialist leader wants more time for deficit cuts Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos warned that the country's recession would be deeper than projected this year, and called for extending the deficit-cutting plan to three years, Greece's Evangelos Venizelos calls for three-year bailout extension Greece: Socialists looking for new political identity Socialists Looking for New Political Identity |
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Selling Off Greece to the Occupier
Selling Off Greece to the Occupier OpEdNews The main issue being discussed in Greece today came from an announcement by the government-of-the-regime declaring that they plan to follow the instructions of the occupiers of Greece and forge ahead with the sell-off of Greek public property for ... |
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Greece condemns Cameron over migration remark
![]() Press TV | Greece condemns Cameron over migration remark Press TV On Wednesday, Greece's ruling Socialists accused Cameron of insulting Athens by his comments, and said that the UK prime minister would do better to explain Britain's bank interest rate-rigging scandal than unnerve markets with declaration of ... Eurozone crisis: UK's borders 'will be closed' to refugees from Greece and ... Britain ready to shut the door on desperate Greeks if the euro breaks up UK prepared to close its doors to Greece |
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Greece: Hotel workers strike over pay and conditions
![]() euronews | Greece: Hotel workers strike over pay and conditions euronews world news - Hotel and restaurant staff in Greece have taken to the streets in a 24-hour strike to protest at their plight amid the country's economic crisis. Crisis: Greece; hotel and restaurant workers on strike |
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
"Mr. Euro" named Greek finance minister
ATHENS (Reuters) - Yannis Stournaras, an affable and well-respected liberal economist, was appointed Greece's new finance minister on Tuesday after the sudden resignation of the first choice for the job at a crucial moment for the debt-laden country.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Greek PM joins his Finance Minister in hospital

Greece is heading into the most important European summit of recent times without its new prime minister, who will remain in Athens to recover from eye surgery. The sense of a leadership vacuum has been compounded by the collapse of the new finance minister who was taken to hospital before he could be sworn into office.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Greece's Auditors Postpone Athens Visit
![]() Sydney Morning Herald | Greece's Auditors Postpone Athens Visit Wall Street Journal Greece's international auditors were forced to put off a visit to Athens as health problems sidelined both the nation's new prime minister and finance minister, just ... Greek PM to miss EU summit, "troika" postpones trip Greece outlines bailout revisions ahead of talks Greece outlines issues to be renegotiated |
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Greek Elections And The New Democratic Party: Playing Fear Tactics
![]() China Daily | Greek Elections And The New Democratic Party: Playing Fear Tactics Seeking Alpha An upset for the Syriza party on Sunday in Greece cooled Wall Street expectations headed into the new week. The New Democratic Party of Greece barely ... Euro Finance Chiefs Weighing Greek Debt Relief Lessons for China from a Greek tragedy Greek government wants to revise bailout but stay in euro |
Is Europe trying to kick Greece out?
![]() Chicago Tribune | Is Europe trying to kick Greece out? Washington Post (blog) We last checked in on Greece in the direct aftermath of the country's election, where New Democracy, the pro-bailout party eked out a slim win. Since then, ND ... Euro Chiefs Spar Over Greece, Spain in Summit Clash Preview We are not Greece Hanson: Greece alone and broke - again |
Greeks Face German Nemesis as Bailout Battle Moves to Soccer
Greeks Face German Nemesis as Bailout Battle Moves to Soccer San Francisco Chronicle Updates with comments from Merkel in 17th paragraph. See CHAMP for Euro 2012 coverage.) June 21 (Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Angela Merkel will be ... |
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Greece Tourism May Rebound With New Government
Greece Tourism May Rebound With New Government Businessweek It seems a long distance from the smoke-filled rooms of Greek politics to the sun-kissed shores of the Peloponnese but Yiannis Rapteas is hoping that a new ... |
Greek Democratic Left to Support Coalition
Greek Democratic Left to Support Coalition - Party Leader Wall Street Journal ATHENS--The head of Greece's small, Democratic Left party said Wednesday that his party would support a coalition government to lead the country in carrying ... |
Monday, June 18, 2012
Greek election winner calls for broad coalition government despite ...
![]() Atlanta Journal Constitution | Greek election winner calls for broad coalition government despite ... Albany Times Union A man begging for alms lays by a sticker with Greece' national football team players one day before general elections in Athens, on Saturday, June 16 2012. Greek socialist head proposes unity govt Greek Election Exit-Poll Results as of 7 p.m. Athens Time Greek radical left head Tsipras concedes election, says has ... |
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Eurozone live: Greek election aftermath
Rolling coverage of the eurozone, following a narrow victory for parties supporting the bailout in Greece’s election
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It's France, not Greece
![]() UPI.com | It's France, not Greece UPI.com The more that France and Germany dispute economic strategy, the weaker this divided Europe will be and the more difficult to save the euro. |
Stocks rally on Greece relief
![]() Stuff.co.nz | Stocks rally on Greece relief Sydney Morning Herald Australian shares rallied 2 per cent to a one-month high on hopes the eurozone could hold together after Greece's election delivered a slim parliamentary ... Greece Votes for Stability -- for Now -- and Markets Rally Greece votes: 3 ways to protect yourself from a European disaster Australian shares up 2 per cent after Greece vote |
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MONEY WEEK AHEAD: Greece Vote Is Just the Start of More Euro ...
MONEY WEEK AHEAD: Greece Vote Is Just the Start of More Euro ... Wall Street Journal By Cynthia Lin. Investors breathed a sigh of relief Sunday as Greece's probailout party won that country's elections, but bond investors are already looking past ... |
Greece: far right party returns to parliament
An extreme right party that campaigned to rid Greece of illegal immigrants has largely held its bloc of seats in parliamentary elections, retaining support after a party official slapped a female politician and threw a glass of water on another on live TV during the campaign.
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