Phone a friend?Julian Stratenchulte/EPAIn the week before the Greek referendum, leading German tabloid BILD conducted its own referendum on what should happen to Greece. The question: “Should we support Greece with further taxpayers’ billions?”, pointed out that Germany had already poured €88 billion down the Greek sinkhole....
The real world is finally catching up with 1950s sci-fi.Luke Jones, CC BYTrend-spotters may have declared the car is dead for 20-somethings in central London or Paris but among the rest of humanity sales of the ubiquitous gas-guzzler continue to climb. It seems however environmental we may wish to be, owning a set of wheels is just too convenient...
Varoufakis said he resigned to help the negotiations.ReutersGreece’s economy is in ruins. It is hard to imagine how things could have gone worse. Banks closed, no liquidity, very high unemployment, businesses closing down or fleeing the country, and the brain drain is accelerating.
And now the Greek people have voted No in a referendum that...
Celebrations in full swing after the No voteEPA/Yannis KolesidisThe resounding rejection of the unworkable polices demanded by Greece’s lenders in a national referendum held on July 5 is truly momentous for Greece.
Beyond the economic issues at stake in this vote, the democratic processes on display offer new hope not only to the Greek...
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