The Greek government’s plans – after the review is completed – seem very interesting. The first thing the government should to do is to fulfill its financial obligations towards the public and private sector.
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Are the poor in Britain any different than the poor in Europe? Is this about a sense of superiority in the face of a future in which ‘keep up appearances’ is the only thing left to a sea of underpaid and under-represented people whose parents used to be middle-class?
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Negotiations with Greece’s lenders will be completed by the end of this month, barring any unforseen circumstances. The Greek government will then be able to start the process of the country’s debt restructure.
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The leadership of Turkey has shown no interest at all to the European cultural values, as the continent has become a ground of profit, without any geopolitical return for the West.
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Turkey agreed to become part of the refugee solution, first because it is an issue of common concern, second because the country will upgrade its role within Europe.
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The refugee crisis has highglighted, among other issues, the humanity of Greeks.
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The effort of the small parties to intervene in the refugee crisis is evident since last week.
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It is not the first time that all opposition parties stand united against the government of Alexis Tsipras. What is different this time is that the conflict is taking place via the farmers’ mobilizations.
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It seems that the “moment of truth” has arrived for the government of Alexis Tsipras and also for the entire political system in Greece. The new scenery that emerged from last fall’s elections is dangerously creaking…
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“Having experienced the crisis twice, I think the Greeks are really brave. I admire them and I want to continue living in Greece. This country gave me space to create, to develop my artistic soul and I´m truly thankful for that. I feel at home!”
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