How the world sees Greece
Greece Didn't Collect 99.86% Of Big Tax Debts Greek Reporter money Greece has collected only $19 million of $13 billion owed by the country's biggest tax debtors, a rate of only 0.0014 percent, Deputy Finance Minister Giorgos Mavraganis has admitted, although he said it's because many companies have gone out of ... |
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 Scrape TV | Recession-hit Greece needs hope to fight 'extremism': Antonis Samaras Economic Times ATHENS: Recession-hit Greece needs hope -- and a shot of EU-IMF loans -- to fight "extremism and populism" that threaten the fabric of its society, Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said on Monday. "No economic development plan can succeed if society ... Expert Opinion On Greece's Illusions And Euro Prospects Malaysia, Which Refused IMF Aid, Says Greece Needs Time IMF backs request for more time from Greece despite it not actually being ... |
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Greece to Toughen Hate Crime Sentencing ABC News Greece will toughen sentencing for hate crimes, following a surge in attacks against immigrants and violence involving members of a far-right political party, the country's justice minister said Wednesday. Antonis Roupakiotis said racially motivated ... |
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 Business Recorder | Greece revs up privatisation drive to sway troika Reuters ATHENS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Greece outlined a plan to sell one of its most profitable state-controlled companies, gambling monopoly OPAP, reviving a stalled privatisation drive to appease international lenders. Inspectors from the troika of European ... Greece faces more anti-austerity strikes, protests Greece Aid Decision May Be Delayed to November - EU Sources |
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 Deutsche Welle | Greece Faces More Anti-Austerity Strikes, Protests ABC News A fresh wave of anti-austerity strikes hit Greece Wednesday as the leaders of the governing coalition struggled to finalize further spending cuts for the coming two years — without which the country will lose its vital rescue loans. State hospital ... Is the US election keeping Greece in the euro? Greece's Samaras meets with ECB's Draghi |
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 Daily Mail | Greek Agencies Won't Die, But Property Abandoned Greek Reporter It appears to have been a sham as employees and government officials who spoke to Reuters have revealed that ODDY still exists in all but name, for as DDDY – no longer an Organisation, but now a Directorate – it has simply become an office of the Greek ... In a Greek junkyard, signs red tape defeating cuts Greek car lot leaves vehicles to rot after economic snafu Greek Government Agencies Almost Impossible To Kill |
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 ABC News | Greece: Police Deployed Outside Far-Right Party HQ ABC News The police move came after Golden Dawn party members last week smashed stalls at a church fair in Rafina near Athens and at a farmers' market in the central Greek town of Messolonghi. Videos of the attacks posted by the media on the Internet showed ... Greece scraps police protection for far-right lawmakers |
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Police in Athens stopped and searched motorists and pedestrians on Monday outside the headquarters of an extreme right political party after its members attacked immigrant street vendors.
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 euronews | Greece scraps police protection for far-right lawmakers Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece scrapped police protection for lawmakers from the far-right Golden Dawn party on Monday after the bodyguards did nothing while the deputies went on a rampage destroying street stands run by migrant vendors. Led by three ... Greece: Police deployed outside far-right party HQ Greece removes police guards from extreme right lawmakers, citing party's ... |
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The U.N.'s top right official laid out the world's most significant human rights issues Monday, criticizing Syria and Bahrain but also mentioning problems in Western countries like France and Greece.
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UN rights chief singles out France, Greece among list of worrisome areas Washington Post GENEVA — The U.N.'s top human rights official has, in an usual move, singled out France and Greece as worrisome areas while raising concerns about suspected abuses in dozens of other nations, with Syria topping the list. U.N. High Commissioner for ... |
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 AFP | Greek university professors on strike to protest pay cuts under new austerity ... Washington Post ATHENS, Greece — Greek university professors have joined a string of protests against pay cuts included in a new austerity program being finalized by Athens. Striking academics say the €11.5 billion ($14.6 billion) cuts for 2013-14 that Greece needs ... Greek Party Chiefs to Meet on Budget Cuts, No Decision Reached Greek gov't fails to agree on spending cuts Inspectors Reject Parts of Greek Austerity Plan |
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 Cleveland News - Fox 8 | Online campaign winds down for bullied NY woman Lexington Herald Leader GREECE, N.Y. — The online campaign that aimed to raise $5000 to send bullied a New York bus monitor on vacation is winding down - after tallying more than $683000. As the monthlong campaign neared its end Friday, a spokeswoman for the fundraising ... Bus monitor fundraiser ends soon Fundraiser for taunted bus monitor surpasses $680000 as it nears end |
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 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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