The Greek Prime Minister is threatening to prefer to pay salaries and pensions at the expense of the obligations to the lenders in the event that Greece does not receive financial assistance.
Large foreign banks have many times acted out scenarios for Greece's exit from the euro, although most of the partners have publicly denied its probability.
According to To Vima, Giorgos Katrougalos has concluded contracts with at least 300 laid-off civil servants who had to pay him ‘attorney fees’. The opposition wants him to resign, but the government stands behind him.
The Social Justice Index and all of its components presented in our latest infographics that compares the best performers in the EU with Bulgaria, Greece and Cyprus.
60 people protested outside Alexis Tsipras' house, ATMs were set one fire in Athens. Demonstrations in different cities marked the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
In order for Greece to receive the tranches to cover its financial requirements, it has to submit to the lenders a detailed list of measures and structural reforms by the middle of next week.
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