Greece Bailout

What the Greek Crisis Looks Like to Me

Katerina Vrana | Posted 14.04.2012 | UK

Katerina Vrana

On Wednesday 3 April, at 9am, in the centre of Athens, outside the Syntagma Square metro and opposite parliament, a 77-year-old man named Dimitris Christoulas committed suicide. He was seriously ill. He was finding it difficult to come to terms with life in Greece in 2012.

The Greek Paradox

Tony Mckenna | Posted 15.04.2012 | UK Politics

Tony Mckenna

The mainstream media image, which has emerged from the triangulations of the volatile European financial landscape, seems to promote a clear North South divide. The hotter countries of the south Mediterranean, such as Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal are portrayed as having cultivated a languid and hedonistic lifestyle among their citizens.

'Whatever Little Hope People Had Left, I Think That Went On Sunday'

The Huffington Post UK | Paul Vale | Posted 13.02.2012 | UK

Alex Papasimakopoulou is a half-Greek, half-British PR working in the music business. Having spent 15 years in the UK, the 38-year-old moved back ...

Greeks Rage At A 'Nazi Merkel' In The Wake Of Eurozone Crisis

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 28.12.2011 | UK

Greeks raging at Angela Merkel for her handling of the eurozone crisis have seen her dressed her as a Nazi soldier in Greek street posters, a swastika...