In an out-of-sight flat in one of Athens’ poorest districts, dozens of migrant women and young children left exposed by Greece’s dwindling asylum support programmes queue for food donations. Deniz…
When Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis took the floor in a parliament debate on Ukraine this month, there was no doubt which side his government was taking in the conflict.…
Dozens of groups helping asylum seekers in Greece risk being edged out in a government move to tighten what it calls “opaque” rules overseeing charities, sparking concern that crucial support…
Greek authorities want banks to clean up their loan books faster, and they have put together new schemes to help lenders offload bad debt by wrapping it into asset-backed securities.…
On a cold Friday evening in February, I met Karima*, an Afghan physiotherapist, in Athens. We sat down in a cafe drinking tea and she told me about herself, her…
The US House of Representatives rejected two amendments seeking a $200 million cut in the $900 million Coalition Support Fund allocation for Pakistan in the Defence Appropriations Act for fiscal…
The economy, the people, the heart and soul of Greece have been demolished by a lower order of bureaucratic seizure that plagues the world. It is scorched-earth economic warfare, ordinarily…
This is the second of a two-part series on the Greek crisis and focuses on commonalities with Pakistan and lessons that our economic managers can and must learn from the…
Appointed on August 27 by Greece’s President, Prokopis Pavlópulos, Ms Vassiliki Thanou-Christophilou, president of the Supreme Court and mother of three, was sworn in on Thursday 28, August, 2015 as…
When Greek leaders began a shift in policy last year to ease themselves out from under the tutelage of foreign creditors, they hoped it would bring economic as well as…
