How the world sees Greece
Greece's Leftist Syriza Party Leads in Poll Wall Street Journal ATHENS—Greece's leftist Syriza party, which opposes the country's bailout program, is the troubled nation's most popular political party even though the majority of Greeks say they lack faith in them, according to poll results published Sunday. A ... |
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 BBC Sport | Andy Keogh & Conor Clifford in Republic call-up for Greece game BBC Sport Millwall's Andy Keogh and upcapped Chelsea player Conor Clifford have been drafted into the Republic of Ireland squad for Wednesday's friendly against Greece in Dublin. Keogh and Clifford replace Aiden McGeady and Keith Fahey. Spartak Moscow ... |
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Ball is in Greek camp on debt: German finance minister Focus News It is up to the Greek government whether or not Athens gets the next instalment of international aid, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in comments published Sunday. Schaeuble was asked about when Athens would receive the next tranche ... |
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Greeks angered by "princes of parliament" pay fight Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - When Greece's government pushed through a law last week aimed at slashing public wages and raising taxes, its biggest threat was not the firebrand opposition or the 100,000 protesters thronged at the gates of parliament. It was the ... |
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 Starpulse.com (blog) | Check Out 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' 10th Anniversary Special Edition Starpulse.com (blog) One woman's rocky road to the altar gets played for laughs in the comedy "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," adapted from the one-woman off-Broadway show written by and starring Nia Vardalos. Toula (Vardalos) is a Greek-American woman who is in her early ... |
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 Business Recorder (blog) | Greece votes on budget to unlock aid Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece is expected to approve a 2013 budget on Sunday that includes unpopular spending cuts and tax hikes so it can receive an international aid payment and avoid insolvency. The parliamentary vote is a test of confidence in Prime ... Eurozone faces tough week with Greece at top of agenda Greece back at center stage as central banks remain on hold Greek Parliament takes up 'bailout' budget |
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