How the world sees Greece
It is Greece and not Europe which will be hurt by any problems stemming from the Greek financial situation, because Europe has built buffers to protect itself, French Finance Minister Michel Sapin said on Saturday. So Europe is much stronger. Europe has sheltered itself from turbulence.
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Turkey claims that 16 small islands in the South Aegean were illegally seized by Greece in 2004, which was also reaffirmed during a heated ...
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The Greek finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, held a series of talks with finance officials on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank meetings, trying to ...
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The Greek official told AFP that such an advance is "indeed expected, and it will be an amount closer to the higher end of that cited by the Spiegel".
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WASHINGTON — World finance officials said Saturday they see a number of threats on the horizon for a global economy still clawing back from the deepest recession in seven decades, and a potential Greek debt default presents the most immediate risk. After finance officials wrapped up three days of talks, the International Monetary Fund’s policy […] The post Greek Crisis Among Global Recovery Risks appeared first on The National Herald.
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WEST CHESTER As Greek Week at West Chester University winds down Sunday it's been a not so great time for fraternities and sororities ...
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Russia denied media reports that it is going to give Greece a loan of up to $5 billion as advance payment for future transit profits from a future gas pipeline. The sum was mooted by the German magazine Spiegel. Greece is expected to shortly join a joint ...
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