Greek Government

Editorial: Political exploitation
03.04.2019

Editorial: Political exploitation

Fresh data that show that 83,000 families had their electricity cut off in 2017 alone due to delinquent debt to the Public Power Corporation.

Editorial: Loans
28.03.2019

Editorial: Loans

Many home loams were not serviced because debtors suffered dramatic cuts in their income or lost their jobs.

Editorial: The same mistake
26.03.2019

Editorial: The same mistake

It is inconceivable in a democracy for a government to label all those who disagree with it mindless or fascists, especially when the disagreement involves a national issue.

Editorial: Spectators
23.03.2019

Editorial: Spectators

There are also concerns about the future of Greek citizens who are studying or working in Britain in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Editorial: A dismal distinction
18.03.2019

Editorial: A dismal distinction

The government appears to be either forgetting or ignoring that in democracies the government’s record is judged by the vote of all citizens without distinction.

Editorial: Challenges
17.03.2019

Editorial: Challenges

Greece is also a country of creativity, innovation, and productivity, of a younger generation that is champing at the bit and which can spread its wings and fly if only it is given the right opportunities.

Editorial: Rock bottom
12.03.2019

Editorial: Rock bottom

The Eurogroup’s decision can only have a negative impact on markets at a time when the country is testing its endurance in borrowing from them.

Editorial: Nakedness
08.03.2019

Editorial: Nakedness

From elected officials at the top of the administrative pyramid down to the base there is something clearly rotten in the entire structure of the state.

Editorial: Games
06.03.2019

Editorial: Games

Since its days in the opposition, SYRIZA confronted the economy with the sole objective of reaping partisan benefits.

Editorial: Wound
02.03.2019

Editorial: Wound

The government's narrative about a return to normalcy and its handouts are not persuading voters as the vast majority have already made their decisions.

Editorial Ta Nea: Worry
28.02.2019

Editorial Ta Nea: Worry

There is a double minefield on Greece’s path. The economy remains shackled by austerity policies and the danger of fiscal derailment is ever-present.

Editorial: Crises
20.02.2019

Editorial: Crises

The country is at risk of not receiving the profits – amounting to approximately one billion euros - on Greek bonds held by the European Central Bank.

Editorial: Cesspool
19.02.2019

Editorial: Cesspool

A government can either succeed or fail in its mission. However, it has no right to transform public life into a cesspool.

Editorial: Price
13.02.2019

Editorial: Price

With the populist rhetoric that guided its thoughts and actions, the government engaged in a number of such clashes with reality, and reality won.

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