Greek government
Police foil demo over removal of statue of Lady Justice from SC premises
Law enforcers foil a procession to the Supreme Court in protest of removal of the statue of Lady Justice from the apex court premises.
Resolving Greece's Debt Crisis
Greece's desire to stay within Eurozone is a seriously constrained choice for its economy. This is because it will continue to plague price competitiveness of Greece's exportables in the rest of the world.
GREEK DEFAULT / A defining moment for Europe
Over the past couple of months, a Greek tragedy has been in the making. Doomsayers had made all kinds of prophesies – regarding Greece, Europe, the financial world, and the Euro.
Greece extends bank closures
The Greek government has extended bank closures and a €60 (£43; $66) daily limit on ATM withdrawals until Monday.
Editorial / What after the Greek referendum?
On July 5, the Greek people unanimously voted “No” in the country's referendum on whether to accept the terms of the EU bailout, with a convincing 61 percent of people rejecting the austerity measures brokered by European powers.
Greece's Debt Crisis / A Failure of the Eurozone
As with any case of austerity politics, the biggest losers were the working class, as conditions of free market investment benefitted the capital-owning class. These harsh measures eventually led to mass unemployment and underconsumption and as a result the economy suffered even more, worsening Greece's plight.
KNOT SO TRUE / Power of NO
During my insensitive, immature childhood years I used to be hugely amused when a few of my South Asian friends from the South of India would shake their heads from left to right, saying Yes.
GREECE REJECTS THE TROIKA
Just after 7 PM Greek time on Sunday, I was told that the “No” vote (Gk. Oxi) was winning approximately 60/40.
Business & Finance / Europe's attack on Greek democracy
The rising crescendo of bickering and acrimony within Europe might seem to outsiders to be the inevitable result of the bitter endgame playing out between Greece and its creditors.
Police foil demo over removal of statue of Lady Justice from SC premises
Law enforcers foil a procession to the Supreme Court in protest of removal of the statue of Lady Justice from the apex court premises.
Resolving Greece's Debt Crisis
Greece's desire to stay within Eurozone is a seriously constrained choice for its economy. This is because it will continue to plague price competitiveness of Greece's exportables in the rest of the world.
A defining moment for Europe
Over the past couple of months, a Greek tragedy has been in the making. Doomsayers had made all kinds of prophesies – regarding Greece, Europe, the financial world, and the Euro.
Greece extends bank closures
The Greek government has extended bank closures and a €60 (£43; $66) daily limit on ATM withdrawals until Monday.
What after the Greek referendum?
On July 5, the Greek people unanimously voted “No” in the country's referendum on whether to accept the terms of the EU bailout, with a convincing 61 percent of people rejecting the austerity measures brokered by European powers.
Power of NO
During my insensitive, immature childhood years I used to be hugely amused when a few of my South Asian friends from the South of India would shake their heads from left to right, saying Yes.
A Failure of the Eurozone
As with any case of austerity politics, the biggest losers were the working class, as conditions of free market investment benefitted the capital-owning class. These harsh measures eventually led to mass unemployment and underconsumption and as a result the economy suffered even more, worsening Greece's plight.
GREECE REJECTS THE TROIKA
Just after 7 PM Greek time on Sunday, I was told that the “No” vote (Gk. Oxi) was winning approximately 60/40.
Europe's attack on Greek democracy
The rising crescendo of bickering and acrimony within Europe might seem to outsiders to be the inevitable result of the bitter endgame playing out between Greece and its creditors.