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How the world sees Greece
Monday, November 12, 2012
Euro Zone Finance Ministers to Wrestle With Greek Debt
The officials are unlikely to sign off on a long-delayed tranche of aid for Greece until they receive a report on the country's progress in meeting its fiscal goals.
Review: The Monkees
Review: The Monkees - Nothing to believe in at the Greek Theatre Los Angeles Times Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork were doing what they could to keep the tone light Saturday night at the Greek Theatre, where the Monkees swung in for a stop on their first tour since the February death of the group's beloved frontman, Davy Jones ... |
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Olytmpiakos wins 4-0 at last-place AEK Athens, keeps 5-point lead over PAOK atop Greek league
ATHENS, Greece - Costas Mitroglou scored twice in the second half to lead Olympiakos to a 4-0 away win over last-place AEK Athens in the Greek league Sunday.
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Sunday, November 11, 2012
Greeks protest again as leaders vote on further budget cuts
Greece is expected to endorse a painful 2013 budget of further spending cuts demanded by its international creditors, as tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Athens to vent their anger at the government's handling of the financial crisis.
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James McClean's decision not to wear poppy was his own, say Sunderland
• McClean did not wear one on jersey during defeat to Everton
• 'It was James' personal choice,' says Sunderland statement
Sunderland have confirmed that James McClean's decision not to wear a Remembrance Day poppy on his shirt was a personal one.
The Northern Ireland-born Republic of Ireland international was included in the team which started Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Everton but did not wear the same shirt as the rest of his team-mates. But the club have insisted the decision was McClean's alone.
A statement said: "As a club, SAFC wholeheartedly supports the Remembrance commemorations. It was James' personal choice not to wear a shirt on this occasion."
The 23-year-old's decision sparked a flurry of Twitter activity, with some users condemning him and others coming out in support of his right to choose. McClean is due to meet up with his Republic team-mates for Wednesday night's friendly against Greece in Dublin on Sunday.
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Greece Takes Aim at Tax Evasion Among Wealthy
 BBC News | Greece Takes Aim at Tax Evasion Among Wealthy New York Times In recent weeks, tax experts at Greece's finance ministry have been scrutinizing the finances of about 15,000 Greeks to see if money they have sent abroad in the past three years — about $5 billion in all — exceeds the declared wealth on their tax ... Greece votes on budget to unlock aid Greece to vote on 2013 budget Greece MPs face new austerity budget vote |
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Greece battles to avert €5bn default
Greece battles to avert €5bn default Financial Times Greece is battling to raise funds to avoid defaulting on a €5bn debt repayment this week as international lenders remain deadlocked over how to reduce the size of its overall debt. The country's debt management office has announced plans to cover the ... |
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