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Ankara’s persistence is to a degree predicated on promises it said it received from the SYRIZA-Independent Greeks government of an immediate return of the eight to Turkey

Last Thursday’s parliamentary debate demonstrated directly and clearly the dangers of a protracted pre-electoral period, with sharp personal attacks and tensions

Greece in the medium-term cannot remain in the eurozone with the current, maladjusted political personnel

Vice President Pence also discussed the upcoming Thessaloniki International Fair, which will feature the United States as the honored country

“Could Panos Kammenos say after the call of the US Vice President ‘Sorry, I have a different view and I will topple the government’?” the independent MP quipped

Avgenakis dismissed the government’s development plan, which has been submitted to the EU, as too little too late

Words such as crook, liar, and others, with the same intensity and tenor, were repeated countless times by the prime minister and the main opposition leader

Zaev requested the assistance of the European People’s Party to persuade New Democracy and The FYROM opposition party VMRO-DPMNE to support the deal

Theodorakis appears to be ruling out a collaboration with SYRIZA, which many are discussing due to the prospect that PM Alexis Tsipras’ junior coalition partner, Independent Greeks leader Panos Kammenos,  could pull out of the government over his rejection of the Greece-FYROM naming accord

How normal is it for a taxpayer, any taxpayer, to pay five taxes and insurance contributions in less than one month?

Government cadres of late are speaking of optimistic scenarios for pensioners, asserting that the pension cuts will either be suspended or replaced with a 13th monthly pension

Regling, in an interview with Handelsblatt, warns that debt relief measures could go to waste if Greece again veers away from its reform path

Building political bridges with European Social Democracy was already an objective of SYRIZA in 2015

There must have been no government in the past that backpedaled and bent so much in order to hang on to power

The truth be told, Kammenos was foolish, and now he is falling victim to his foolishness. He became known as a preacher of the ant-memorandum struggle and ended up as a servant of the memorandum

The Zaev governments needs 61 votes in the 120 seat legislature to ratify the accord, and he received 69 votes the first time

Mitsotakis downplayed the recent debt relief deal, saying it was “not as good as it looks from the outside”

“The government will comply to the letter to all the provisions of the Prespes agreement,” the PM’s press office said in a statement

If indeed there are dangers for Europe, we in Greece must take measures to protect and cover ourselves

The economy is also paying a price, as the handouts create fiscal deficits that are hard to reverse, or are made up for through brutal taxation