Wall Street Journal

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, EU Commissioner Olli Rehn said that the revision of the Greek bailout package, which has been postponed for the third time now, will be completed "in the next few months," heightening concerns...

  The German edition of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), suggests that a Greek exit (Grexit) from the euro is still imminent. This time the Drachma scenario is being resuscitated not because the economic crisis in Greece is getting worse. Quite...

The American newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, commented on the recent decision of the Greek government to extend for one more year, the suspension of foreclosures on primary residences. The vote on the law governing foreclosures is described as an...

A significant number of the total of 607,516 Greek civil servants, are considered to have either low qualifications or lacking basic knowledge in computers. Almost half of them do not have a university certificate, while those who have postgraduate...

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Greek government can now ask from the Troika to ease the strict conditions of the memorandum, based on the affirmation that austerity has risen the percentages of the right-wing extremist political party...

If Cyprus' government is breathing some relief that it has relented to demands from international lenders to confiscate bank accounts to trigger a 10 billion euros ($13 billion) the international press believes that the country's future is still bleak. The...

Greece΄s former Prime Minister Lucas Papademos warned that Greek people have no choice but to stick with a harsh austerity program imposed by their lenders or face an exit from the Eurozone which could result in the financial collapse...

The Wall Street Journal made a report regarding the economic state of Greece and included statements of shop owners who are forced to close their shops and apartment owners who cannot collect their rents. According to the article, consumers’...