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House of cards (The rise and fall of Akis Tsochatzopoulos)
AgoraTsochatzopoulos left active politics and married his second wife, Viki Stamati, in a lavish ceremony in Paris
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Greece leads way in cutting spending on healthcare, finds OECD
Societyfell in 11 out of the 34 countries that belong to the Paris-based organisation. “Not surprisingly
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Down but not out: Golden Dawn rears its head again
Agora, a researcher on Golden Dawn and PhD candiate at the University of Paris (I), how the party has used
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OECD's Greek debt forecast shakes foundations of troika DSA
EconomyMacroeconomyThe secretary general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Angel Gurria, handed Antonis Samaras the Paris-based body’s Economic Survey for Greece on Wednesday. It contains staggering projections with regard to the country’s debt and gives the Greek prime minister
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Stournaras in firing line for arguing Greeks can pay more taxes
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the amount it should from the self-employed. The Paris-based organisation estimates
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Has internal devaluation really helped Greek exports?
Economyto the Paris-based organisation, price competiveness is of acute importance for Greece as its exports
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Troika returning to Greece but key decisions still months away
PoliticsGreek Politicsprovisions that should be amended or repealed. The Paris-based organization estimates the benefit
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OECD sees Greek recession continuing in 2014, slower recovery to follow
EconomyMacroeconomyand further fiscal consolidation. The Paris-based organisation also stresses that additional debt
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In Spain, the best generation is in danger of becoming the lost generation
AgoraA double degree in communication from Paris and Madrid universities, and a master’s in cultural policy at a prestigious British institution may have been enough for getting a job a decade ago in Spain but not now. Laura, 25 and unemployed for one year, voices her pessimism about her future
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Politics trumping economic prudence in Greece
Agoraand Development takes a contrarian view. The Paris-based organisation expects Greek GDP to continue being
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