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German Media Lashes Ceaseless Greek Bailouts

A new bailout deal for Greece approved by Eurozone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is being celebrated by Prime Minister Antonis Samaras as a triumph, but German media accused its government of lying over the real costs and said much of the growing Greek debt would be written off, passing the costs [...]

Bild: “Greek National Footballers Drink and Smoke a Lot!”

Bild newspaper seems to be focusing on nothing but the Greek National Team. Once again, a German journalist chose to write about Friday’s Euro 2012 football match. Acting like a more modern Big Brother, or more like James Bond (as he calls himself), a Bild journalist rented a room at the same hotel that the [...]

Bild: Defaulted Greeks Rile Against Germany

The online edition of the German newspaper Bild commented on the defaulted-Greeks riling against Germany in view of the upcoming Euro 2012 game between the two countries next Friday. The German report made reference to several Greek sports newspapers that are mixing politics with sports especially after Greece’s victory against Russia last Saturday. In particular [...]

Bild Report: Greek-Printed Euros Around Europe to Lose Value If There Is Greek Exit

A new report by German tabloid newspaper Bild.de is predicting the money loss European holders of Greek-printed money will face in case the debt-ridden country does exit the Euro Zone. The most common scenario following the Greek exit from the Euro is that the old national currency of drachma will be once again introduced but [...]

Roesler Refuses to Rule Out Greek Euro Exit

Roesler Refuses to Rule Out Greek Euro Exit

Germany’s Economics Minister Philipp Roesler has declined to rule out debt-strapped Greece’s withdrawal from the euro, in an interview published Monday. Roesler told the daily Bild newspaper that Greece has no alternative but to press on with tough reforms to cut back its high deficit-and-debt levels. ‘The Greeks can decide themselves: reform in the eurozone [...]