How the world sees Greece
Greece considered more risky to invest in than Syria; only Iran and Iraq more ... Washington Post An annual survey of finance directors from global business consultancy BDO finds that the crisis over too much government debt in Europe remains one of their key concerns — so much so that Greece is considered a riskier place to invest and set up ... |
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 Citizens Voice | Rev. George Dimopoulos, priest of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, dies Citizens Voice It was an appropriate end for the priest and scholar who, throughout his 55-year career, wrote weekly columns for Greek-language newspapers, taught aspiring priests in monasteries, gave Greek-language lessons to children and served at churches in ... |
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 Economic Times | Troika Wants New Debt Restructuring for Greece: Spiegel Bloomberg The European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund proposed a restructuring of Greek debt that would require public-sector lenders to take heavy losses, Spiegel reported. Representatives from the so-called troika ... Germany Aims For Zero Federal Net New Borrowing In 2014:Press Germany to balance budget by 2014 Draghi backs eurozone super-commissioner plan |
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 BBC News | Greece arrests journalist over 'Lagarde List' banks leak BBC News A Greek journalist has been arrested after publishing a list of about 2,000 Greeks who hold accounts with the HSBC bank in Switzerland. Kostas Vaxevanis has been charged with breach of privacy. Mr Vaxevanis says the list he published is the same one ... List of Swiss Accounts Turns Up the Heat in Greece Investigative journalist arrested in Greece Greek magazine publisher faces charges |
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Greek FinMin says coordination on prior actions done ForexLive (blog) ATHENS, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Greece's foreign lenders have refused to make any further concessions on changes to labour laws contested by a junior coalition partner, the country's finance minister said on Sunday, prolonging an impasse on a crucial ... |
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