greek debt crisis
This month the Greek supreme court has allowed public prosecutors to bring the former president of the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Andreas Georgiou, to court to face charges of damaging the national interest for a second time - he was acquitted at the first attempt.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The Brexit referendum need not become a suicide pact. As a legal matter, the Brexit vote is not binding on Parliament, which will need to authorize and set the terms for the negotiation of Britain's exit from the EU under Article 50 process.
Greece finally passed its long awaited package of reforms, which follows the usual pattern. The Parliament was all too happy to raise taxes and social security contributions, but pension reform and the sale of NPLs is much less clear.
The International Monetary Fund has proposed debt relief. Now it just needs Germany to sign on.
There was no settlement between the EU and Greece before Greek Easter as promised. I wonder how many more times that headline will appear.