Euclid Tsakalotos
Tensions Rise Between Greece and Germany
A new sharpening of the bilateral relations between Greece and Germany was caused after Greek media accused the German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble of publicly insulting Greek Financial Minister Varoufakis.
Schäuble has been quoted as saying that Varoufakis is ''foolishly naive'' at the discussions on the Greek financial situation in Brussels Wednesday.
- Read more about Tensions Rise Between Greece and Germany
- Log in to post comments
Technocrats due in Athens on Thursday after start of Brussels talks
Technocrats from Greece?s lenders are expected in Athens on Thursday for talks with government officials, a day after technical discussions about the country?s reform program began in Brussels, where a different set of experts representing creditors met with Greek officials.
Greek alternative reality clashes with euro area losing patience
By Ian Wishart
Ask Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis about his country?s predicament, and you?re likely to get a very different response from the one echoing around the euro region.
Greek technical negotiations in Brussels, but the Greek FinMin is in Paris
Greek negotiations with its EU partners are taking place in Brussels and Paris with three "institutions" (European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund) and are no longer focused on a political level but on technical issues.
Technical talks start in Brussels amid confusion about Athens visit
Representatives of the government and the country?s international creditors are to start ?technical level? talks in Brussels on Wednesday following an agreement thrashed out in Brussels on Monday by eurozone finance ministers, though it remained unclear when, or if, foreign auditors would visit Athens for talks.
Handelsblatt: Greece needs third bailout in order to avoid default
Today's Eurogroup meeting is Greece's last chance to avoid default and a possible Grexit, according to certain press reports out of Germany, with one particularly high-pitch article claiming that Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis seeks to "blackmail" the country's European partners by warning of a referendum or snap elections if the latest SYRIZA government plan is not approved.
7 reforms for Eurogroup on Monday
Greece is to submit seven reforms at the Eurogroup meeting at 6 p.m. on Monday in Brussels. These reforms will provide the framework for a debate that the Greek government hopes will change the negative climate for Greece and the European Central Bank's decisions.
- Read more about 7 reforms for Eurogroup on Monday
- Log in to post comments
Is it going to be a short-lived honeymoon with Syriza?
"These guys are amateurs; they do not know what they are doing. We thought they had all their moves prepared, that they had a plan, that they would apply it when they came to power. And on top, one says something and the other something else!"
SYRIZA-ND squabbles over ex-FinMin’s foreign bank accounts
related posts
SYRIZA sources: Varoufakis misquoted — no referendum!
related posts