Daily Archives: June 24, 2012
It Begins: Greek Coalition Seeks Two-Year Extension To Bailout Targets
AP Images Greece will push its creditors to extend fiscal deadlines under the country’s bailout program by at least two years, according to a policy document drawn up by the three parties in the country’s governing coalition. New Democracy, Pasok
It Begins: Greek Coalition Seeks Two-Year Extension To Bailout Targets
AP Images Greece will push its creditors to extend fiscal deadlines under the country’s bailout program by at least two years, according to a policy document drawn up by the three parties in the country’s governing coalition. New Democracy, Pasok
Short of euros, Greeks barter
Time Bank. Patricipants of a time-exchange network stage a pic-nick for new members at an Athens park to indroduce an online exchange where members swap services, counting the cost not in euros, but in hours. More than
Short of euros, Greeks barter
Time Bank. Patricipants of a time-exchange network stage a pic-nick for new members at an Athens park to indroduce an online exchange where members swap services, counting the cost not in euros, but in hours. More than
Crisis leads Filipinos to pull up roots again
It is 5 p.m. and Linda is on the bus, commuting from her day job, where she takes care of an elderly woman in the northern Athenian suburb of Melissia, to her afternoon job, which is baby-sitting in Neo Psychico.
Crisis leads Filipinos to pull up roots again
It is 5 p.m. and Linda is on the bus, commuting from her day job, where she takes care of an elderly woman in the northern Athenian suburb of Melissia, to her afternoon job, which is baby-sitting in Neo Psychico.
Photojournalist chronicles Greek rage in Berlin show
By Gareth Jones Photojournalist Nikos Pilos used to travel the world to cover conflicts, now he only needs to open his front door in Athens. Pilos’s work, on display this week at Berlin’s Browse Fotofestival, chronicles the violence, anger and
Photojournalist chronicles Greek rage in Berlin show
By Gareth Jones Photojournalist Nikos Pilos used to travel the world to cover conflicts, now he only needs to open his front door in Athens. Pilos’s work, on display this week at Berlin’s Browse Fotofestival, chronicles the violence, anger and
Banks sweating over recapitalization terms
The next few days will determine the future of the local banking system, a top official at a Greek lender told, as the new government will have to determine the details regarding the recapitalization process as soon as possible. Provided
Banks sweating over recapitalization terms
The next few days will determine the future of the local banking system, a top official at a Greek lender told, as the new government will have to determine the details regarding the recapitalization process as soon as possible. Provided
Exports finding new destinations
The Greeks, always have their ways. Markets of North Africa, Middle East, China and India offset losses from Europe By Dimitra Manifava Greek exports are thriving in new destinations such as North Africa, the Middle East
Exports finding new destinations
The Greeks, always have their ways. Markets of North Africa, Middle East, China and India offset losses from Europe By Dimitra Manifava Greek exports are thriving in new destinations such as North Africa, the Middle East
A different perspective 