Greece
Greece
Greek Fugitive Terrorist Describes Failed Jailbreak Attempt of Partner
Fugitive terrorist Paula Roupa has described her failed jailbreak attempt of her partner Nikos Maziotis and other inmates out of Korydallos Prison by helicopter.
In a long post on anarchist website Indymedia posted early on Tuesday, Roupa describes at length...
Cyprus
President and Finance Minister Announce Cyprus' Exit from the Economic Adjustment Programme
President of the Republic of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades and Finance Minister Harris Georgiades announced Monday Cyprus' exit from the its economic adjustment programme, which was approved by a Eurogroup meeting in Brussels.
"The last Eurogroup on Cyprus' memorandum. Three years...
Economy
Eurogroup's Dijsselbloem: Institutions to Return to Athens 'Possibly Tomorrow'
Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem said the institutions will return to Athens “possibly tomorrow” to complete the first review of Greece’s adjustment program.
Speaking after the Eurogroup meeting at a joint press conference with European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs,...
Cyprus
GETC Reaffirms Commitment to its Mandate on the Occasion of International Women's Day
On the occasion of International Women's Day Gender Equality Technical Committee (GETC) reaffirms commitment to its mandate to produce ideas for structures that will safeguard gender equality and social rights not only for women but for all marginalized groups...
Cyprus
ND leader: Greece Should Take Lessons from Cyprus on Implementing Bailout
Main opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday that Greece should take lessons from Cyprus on how to correctly implement the measures of its bailout program, following a meeting with the leader of the Democratic Rally party, Averof Neofytou,...
Greece
EU-Turkey Summit Turns, Appropriately Enough, to a Turkish Bazaar
German Chancellor Angela Merkel had hinted last week that the much-anticipated EU-Turkey summit was going to be more than a simple discussion about how Turkey was going to help curbing the flow of migrants to Europe.
In turn, Turkish Prime...
Archaeology
Amphipolis Lion not Part of Casta Hill, Researcher Tells Congress
The famed Lion of Amphipolis statue could not have been placed on the Casta hill covering a controversial tomb in northern Greece's archaeological site, specialists said at a Thessaloniki congress on Saturday, because it is too heavy to have been supported...
Economy
America's Hottest Economist Says 'Sooner or Later Greece Will Leave EU/IMF Arrangement Because It Simply Isn’t Workable'
One of the ongoing debates both among economists and policymakers is over the failure of the Greek bailout programs. Why is Greece still in a deep recession six years after it got shut out of global private credit markets...
Economy
Pierre Moscovici Expects Lenders to Return to Athens Following Today’s Eurogroup Meeting
“The pension reform proposal must be sound and sustainable,” said Eurogroup and Ecofin President Jeroen Dijsselbloem on his way to today’s Eurogroup summit.
In turn, European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici said that “we must take into...
Greece
Scores of Human Rights Organizations Condemn Europe’s Stance Towards Refugees
Human rights organizations from Greece, FYROM, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and other countries have issued a joint public statement with which they condemn European governments that “violate, national, European, and international law by shutting their doors to people in need...