The Euro to Pound Sterling (EUR/GBP) exchange rate is forecast to experience volatility next week as fears over the Greece situation and uncertainty ...
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How the world sees Greece
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Euro to Pound Sterling (EUR/GBP) Exchange Rate Forecast: Greece Set To Dominate Sentiment ...
UBS chairman: IMF sees Greek default as 'controllable'
Weber said the Swiss bank had reduced its exposure to Greek debt long ago, and that thus a default would have negligible consequences. — Reuters ...
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Your Guidebook to a Greek Financial Default
The Greek people never elected the troika, and after the bailout, the troika paid little, if any, attention to the long-term effects of its austerity policies on ...
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How savings must be funded by debt, more on Greece & Iceland
Comcast is scrapping its plans to merge with Time Warner Cable in a $45 billion deal. Guest host Ameera David weighs in. Andrea Terzi, professor of ...
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Delay at Kulata border checkpoint crossing is caused by problems on Greek territory
Earlier today, readers and listeners of FOCUS News Agency reported problem when crossing the Bulgarian-Greek border. They informed about ...
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The American who Saved 250000 Greeks from Death in Smyrna During the Final Days of the ...
Smyrna was a polyglot city of Turks, Greeks, Armenians, Jews and Europeans, but it was predominantly a Greek-Christian city of about a half-million ...
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Forget the ‘war on smuggling’, we need to be helping refugees in need
An Oxford academic argues that the Indochinese response to the Vietnamese boat people could provide a framework for a solution to the crisis in the MediterraneanThe crisis in the Mediterranean, which has led to more than 1,700 deaths already this year, has evoked an immediate response from European political leaders. Yet the EU response fundamentally and wilfully misunderstands the underlying causes. It has focused increasingly on tackling smuggling networks, reinforcing border control and deportation. Somehow European politicians have managed to turn a human tragedy into an opportunity to further reinforce migration control policies, rather than engage in meaningful international cooperation to address the real causes of the problem. Related: Migrant boat crisis: the story of the Greek hero on the beach Continue reading...
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