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An ant goes to Greece
We crossed the Macedonian border into Greece on July 4, and since then I’ve had what is sometimes called “an ant’s-eye view” of the crisis. By John Dolan.
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Down and Out in Athens and Brussels
By Jeffrey D. Sachs. -
We Can All Get by Quite Well Without Banks - Ireland Managed to Survive Without Them
A 1970 strike in Ireland provoked an admirable outbreak of ingenuity - Greece should take note. By Patrick Cockburn. -
Why a Grexit Must Be Avoided
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The Fate of Greece: Decision Time for Tsipras and Merkel
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has gambled away all support in Brussels. Now, he and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have to make a momentous decision. Meanwhile, Greece's creditors are divided about how to proceed. -
Germany floats Greek euro 'time-out' without more reforms
The German government has argued that Greece could take a five-year "time-out" from the euro zone and have some of its debts written off if Athens fails to improve proposals it has made for a bailout... -
How the Olympics rotted Greece
And here’s the obvious question: Should the International Olympic Committee shoulder some of the blame?
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