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05.10.2018

Editorial: Imperative

Theodoros Fessas, the head of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises, underlined that “All politicians, on both sides [the two largest political parties] are distributing money which does not exist,” he said.

04.10.2018

Tsakalotos: ‘All banks have exceeded targets as regards the resolution of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) and have passed the stress tests’

“All banks have exceeded targets as regards the resolution of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) and have passed the stress tests,” Tsakalotos stressed, noting that all four banks have capital adequacy and that there has been a rise in deposits.

04.10.2018

Turkey to surveille Aegean with 11 radars and electro-optical sensors 24/7

Ankara says the objective is to halt "illegal activity, but the new advanced radars will also be able to monitor the movements of the Greek Coast Guard and Navy at every moment.

03.10.2018

Editorial: Shackles

It does not suffice for Greece to prove its own trustworthiness, because it is linked to the trustworthiness of other weak links in the eurozone.

02.10.2018

Kotzias, Dimitrov had agreed to name ‘Republic of Ilinden Macedonia’ in Greece-FYROM naming talks

The government has not answered basic questions about secret understandings reached by Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias and PM Alexis Tsipras [with the FYROM side], behind the back of opposition parties and the Greek people.

02.10.2018

Editorial: Horror

The state allows people who have experienced the pain of war and uprooting to live in conditions of absolute terror. In this terrifying daily life, it offers no way out and no prospects.

01.10.2018

Despite low referendum turnout, Berlin calls for implementation of Prespa Accord

'It is good that the agreement is now to be submitted to the Macedonian Parliament following the consultative referendum,' said German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas.

01.10.2018

Editorial: Pious wishes

The government realises that implementation of the measure will not just be a defeat for it, but will result in a real trouncing.

29.09.2018

Editorial: Shadows

Investors are discouraged, when affairs are revealed that bolster their distrust, and when an investigation of these cases and the assignment of responsibility is an exceptionally slow process.

28.09.2018

Cyclone ‘Xenophon’ expected to reach coast of Peloponnese tomorrow afternoon

The height of the wave between the Peloponnese and Crete, based on the wave model of the National Observatory/meteo.gr, is expected to be over 11 metres.

27.09.2018

Former Statistical Authority chief may be tried third time over 2009 deficit figures

EU officials have repeatedly denounced the prosecution of Georgiou, which they view as shameful harassment, arguing that he just did his job properly.

26.09.2018

Mikis Theodorakis blasts Tsipras after activist party leader receives police summons

'Panagiotis Lafazanis, a former SYRIZA minister and currently a party leader, has been summoned by State Security, as was done to intimidate leftists and democrats, during the dark days of post-Civil War Greece,' the composer said.

26.09.2018

After over three years, government lifts capital controls

Bank managers say that the biggest, longstanding problem is that citizens are draining their bank accounts in order to pay exorbitant taxes and insurance contributions.

26.09.2018

Editorial: Mockery

It is obvious that the message that the education minister is sending to unhired teachers is, “Vote for us now, and we will appoint you in three years.”

25.09.2018

Erdogan, Tsipras discuss full range of bilateral issues in New York talks

This was the first meeting between the two leaders since Ankara on 15 August released two Greek army officers that had been incarcerated in a Turkish prison for over five months,