Kotzias calls for culture of compromise, consensus in the Balkans
Kotzias said that Greece finds itself at the centre of a triangle of instability: Ukraine, Libya, and Iraq, which necessitates a policy of 'flexibility and adaptability'
Kotzias said that Greece finds itself at the centre of a triangle of instability: Ukraine, Libya, and Iraq, which necessitates a policy of 'flexibility and adaptability'

'We are a very patient creditor, but we can stop the debt relief measures that we have agreed to with Greece, if the adjustment programme does not continue as we have agreed'

Can the prime minister explain what the limits are? When, in his view, does criticism become targeted propaganda, of which he accused Ta Nea?

The Syriza-Independent Greeks government’s first step toward firming up relations with the US was in the field of energy, after the summer of 2015

One of the issues on the table in the Apostolakis-Dunford talks was the Greek request for an enhanced American presence in Greece
The Americans discerned, thanks to their strategic prowess, that Greece, despite its sins, could not be left alone in a region rife with loci of instability, and the geopolitical argument prevailed
The prime minister, hand-in-hand with the US ambassador, went to the Thessaloniki International Fair, where they listened to an American military band, in the shadow of the flagship of the US Sixth Fleet
Recent political history is rife with examples of supposedly generous governments which were punished harshly at the ballot box
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said that Washington is supporting the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), Greece, and the Greek economy, during a meeting with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross (see photo) will attend the inauguration of the Thessaloniki International fair, and held scheduled talks with Tsipras this afternoon.
US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt stress the importance of US-Greece military and economic ties, as well as the significance of the US being the honoured country at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), in an article published today
The government persistently pledge handouts, which citizens know have no credibility, but which also harm the country and the economy due to the distrust they provoke in partners and investors
The super-primary surplus (beyond target) that Mr. Tsipras is planning to distribute should not be used to garner votes, if we do not want to jeopardise the course of the economy and the country
'The Federation of Industries in Northern Greece has led the way in the attack of employers against the working class,' the anarchist group stated
When the drums of handouts are beating, the markets are hardly dancing. Instead, they are reacting in a manner that can bring the Greek economy to the edge of the abyss
It is indicative that in only one month, there were over 200,000 more citizens who are unable to meet their tax obligations, raising the overall number to 3.9mn.
'The plan for Greece that we are proposing is based on the dynamic of these businesses and offers incentives for investment, bolsters competition, an outward-looking perspective, and exports,' said party leader Fofi Gennimata
The UN’s mediator in the Greece-Fyrom naming talks, Matthew Nimetz, has said that if the agreement is not approved by both sides, another chance for a solution will take another 25 years
The prime minister apparently believes that with communications shows, a tragic event will cease being tragic
Coeure referred to the need to improve the governance of banks, and called on the government to avoid practices that could influence their credit decisions
The constant targeting of political opponents, and the repetitive scandal-mongering articles – aided by the yellow press and the social media - only breed social biases and a pervasive suspicion of politics and politicians
Among the issues on the agenda of talks between General Dunford and Admiral Apostolakis were the US base in Souda, Crete, and Greece’s role as a pillar of stability in the Mediterranean, where Cyprus’ gas and oil drilling has caused heightened tensions between Nicosia and Ankara,
Cavusoglu, seized the opportunity to raise the issue of the eight Turkish military officers who sought asylum in Greece after the failed coup of July, 2016, in which they insist they did not participate
The huge private tutoring industry, which prepares students for university exams, transforms an educational system that is supposedly free for all citizens into an exorbitantly costly affair for families
The reform of Education Minister Kostas Gavroglu, which was announced yesterday, does not put high school (lykeio) education on a new footing, but actually downgrades it even more
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