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Samaras shoots, Samaras scores!
Agora“Samaras rescues Greece” – it’s the headline the prime minister and many in his office would have cherished. But Giorgos Samaras, the striker without a club, has beaten premier Antonis to the title of saviour thanks to his injury time penalty on Wednesday, which ushered Greece into the second round
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Public deficit and democratic duty
AgoraOffice and the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), claims that the country’s deficit figure in 2009
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The IMF crisis and how to solve it
Agoraevaluation and IEO The IEO is an internal auditing office that offers the potential for effective
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Greeks' wages fell more than 10 pct in 2013, IKA data shows
Societybut their employers are not paying their social security. Office workers make up almost a quarter
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How Samaras backed himself and Greece into a corner over bailout exit
AgoraThe line coming out of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s office at the end of May was that New Democracy did not lose the European Parliament elections despite receiving almost 4 percentage points less than SYRIZA. Together with PASOK, Samaras’s party had a bigger share of the vote than
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Crisis weakens confidence in Greek representative institutions
Societyin the office of state president is now at 51 percent, a significant drop from the 88 percent
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Troika and Greece in stalemate over budget targets, prior actions as time ticks away
EconomyProgrammein the draft budget. Officials from the General Accounting Office held a conference call with the troika
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New bribe claims likely to poison Greek politics further ahead of presidential vote
PoliticsGreek Politicsto lure the man to a meeting at her office to secretly record him but he insisted on meeting in a public
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Newsletter 6 - 5/12/2014
by the terms of any agreement with Greece’s lenders from its first day in office. Clearly, this would
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Samaras, Venizelos opt for earlier presidential vote in high-risk strategy to save coalition
PoliticsGreek Politicsbudget but would then consider prolonging the government’s time in office should be under suspicion... nominee. It is highly unlikely that there will be an en masse move of these MPs to the government’s
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