Greece
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Debt Crisis: Bang!
9 August 201259 To Ethnos Athens -
Slovakia: Tainted by corruption in Bratislava, in charge of privatisation in Athens
7 August 20121076PresseuropSME, The Slovak Spectator -
Eurozone crisis: The ant and the crickets
7 August 201252 Le Vif/L’Express Brussels -
Greece: The burning issue
6 August 201227 To Ethnos Athens -
Greece: Clampdown on illegal immigrants
6 August 2012525PresseuropTa Nea -
Greece: Agreement in Athens
2 August 201235 I Kathimerini Athens -
Youth: Time for the European Spring
1 August 201248419 Polityka Warsaw -
The front page: 1 August 2012
1 August 2012PresseuropLa Stampa, La Tribune, El País & 4 others -
Democracy: Europe isn’t turning extremist
31 July 201211312 The Irish Times Dublin -
Greece: Weighty negociations
31 July 2012I Kathimerini Athens -
Eurozone crisis: The euro is coming to an end
30 July 201232093 Die Welt Berlin -
Greece: Barroso’s solidarity gets chilly reception
27 July 2012208PresseuropTo Vima -
Eurozone: Athens’ efforts undermined by “doomsayers”
25 July 20124PresseuropI Kathimerini -
Eurozone: Spanish bailout is now inevitable
24 July 201229788 The Guardian London -
The front page: 24 July 2012
24 July 2012PresseuropDie Welt, El Mundo, I Kathimerini & 4 others -
The front page: 23 July 2012
23 July 2012PresseuropExpansión, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Ta Nea & 4 others -
The front page: 19 July 2012
19 July 201214Presseurop24 Chasa, El País, I Kathimerini & 4 others -
Greece: Island for sale, due to crisis
11 July 20122216 El Mundo Madrid -
The front page: 10 July 2012
10 July 2012PresseuropCinco Días, La Repubblica, Les Echos & 4 others -
Greece: All tied up
4 July 201239 I Kathimerini Athens -
European Union: The embarrassing problem of unemployment
3 July 2012658PresseuropDer Standard, La Vanguardia -
Eurozone: The end of the Merkel method
3 July 201215638 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Frankfurt -
The front page: 3 July 2012
3 July 201227PresseuropLes Echos, Die Tageszeitung, Politis & 4 others -
Geopolitics: Reinventing the European Dream
2 July 2012909 Project Syndicate Prague -
The front page: 27 June 2012
27 June 201225PresseuropDe Morgen, La Stampa, Süddeutsche Zeitung & 4 others -
Greece: Convalescents
26 June 201228 I Kathimerini Athens -
Ways out of the crisis (1/3): Slovakia — the Lord helps those who help themselves
26 June 20127815 SME Bratislava -
The front page: 26 June 2012
26 June 201228PresseuropPolitis, El País, Ta Nea & 4 others -
The front page: 25 June 2012
25 June 201223PresseuropTa Nea, Le Figaro, El Mundo & 4 others -
Greece: All engines running
23 June 201229 Der Standard Vienna -
Euro 2012: No money
22 June 2012158 La Liberté Fribourg -
The front page: 22 June 2012
22 June 201228PresseuropLa Vanguardia, Der Tagesspiegel, Aftenposten & 4 others -
Greece: New government in place — a start at least
21 June 2012226PresseuropTa Nea, To Ethnos, I Kathimerini -
The front page: 20 June 2012
20 June 201225PresseuropSvenska Dagbladet, Financial Times Deutschland, Financial Times Deutschland & 5 others -
Greece: Back to dark ages if we go on like this
19 June 201245915 The Daily Telegraph London -
The front page: 19 June 2012
19 June 201225PresseuropTo Ethnos, Jornal de Negócios, Süddeutsche Zeitung & 4 others -
Greece: The worst has been staved off – for now
18 June 2012716PresseuropJornal de Negócios, Frankfurter Rundschau, La Vanguardia & 2 others -
Editorial: Respite will be short-lived
18 June 201221Presseurop -
Greece: The Victory of Berlin
18 June 201241 Corriere della Sera Milan -
Greece: A new start with the same old politicians?
18 June 20128719 I Kathimerini Athens -
The front page: 18 June 2012
18 June 201229PresseuropEleftheros Typos, Die Welt, Berlingske Tidende & 4 others -
Greece: A fork in the road
17 June 201237 To Ethnos Athens -
Greece: Dimitris Dimitriadis — “Living in the light of a dead star”
17 June 201238350 Le Monde Paris -
Greece: The future is app to us
15 June 20123476 The Guardian London -
GREEK PRESS ON THE GREEK ELECTIONS (5/5): An electorate under surveillance
15 June 201217550 To Ethnos Athens -
The front page: 15 June 2012
15 June 201229PresseuropFinancial Times Deutschland, Financial Times Deutschland, I Kathimerini & 5 others -
Greek press on Greek elections (4/5): For the next PM, a series of labours
14 June 20128328 I Kathimerini Athens -
Debt crisis: The great flight of capital
14 June 2012589PresseuropCorriere della Sera -
Eurozone crisis: “Europe, not Greece, is the problem”
14 June 201211417PresseuropLe Soir -
The front page: 14 June 2012
14 June 201226PresseuropTo Ethnos, El Mundo, Financial Times Deutschland & 5 others
One in every five young Europeans is out of a job, and even one in two in some countries. Numbers like these were enough to have the young generation rebel against governments in the Arab world, remarks a Polish columnist. What will happen if our social model deprives young people of all hope? 
Despite warnings that the European electorate, frustrated by economic decline and austerity, would fall into the arms of EU-phobic, immigrant bashing extremists, it still continues to plump for the moderate mainstream. 
Draghi, Merkel, Hollande and Juncker may be fond of standing behind the euro in a demonstrative display of unity. It no longer makes sense, writes the Die Welt am Sonntag. Europe's differences are too big for a single currency. 
Spain has a collapsing economy, an imploding property market, banks nursing colossal losses, and 10-year bond yields at 7.5%. It’s time to stop pretending that there won’t be a bailout, writes The Guardian’s economics editor. 
Times are hard for private owners of Greece’s islands. Faced with a new troika-imposed property tax and rising interest rates, they are selling off their land. Prospective buyers, however, will need to deal with the local bureaucracy. 
Let me get on with it – and trust me! In the midst of the European crisis, the German Chancellor’s usual approach has hit its limit. If she wants support for her policies, she first has to talk to all the people of Europe. 
On July 1, Nicosia took the rotating presidency of the EU. Gas, relations with Turkey, Middle East policy: Europe should take this opportunity to set a new major Mediterranean project, argues the American political scientist Anne-Marie Slaughter. 
The current soap opera is far from being wrapped up by the bailout for Spain. We’re only at the 44th episode, and the main character of the whole series – Italy – has so far only been flitting furtively through the background. 
The devastating effects of austerity on the Greek population are a warning that history is not an never-ending ascent to progress and enlightenment. Civilisations can also collapse, warns Boris Johnson. 
Following the vote that gave victory to the “pro-memorandum” party, the European press breathes a sigh of relief: the concept of a Greece exit from the eurozone seems to have been ruled out for the moment. But the crisis in the single currency is far from having run its course. 
The winner of the June 17 elections, conservative Antonis Samaras could form a pro-memorandum coalition. For Athens daily Kathimerini there’s a future for Greece if political parties embody a quality they have been all too lacking in so far — responsibility. 
The multifaceted crisis that has struck Greece is the result of several centuries of decadence marked by the deterioration of the state and the loss of a sense of morality, argues Dimitris Dimitriadis. The playwright is convinced his country is dead and must accept this fact if it is to recover. 
Amidst continuing economic gloom, a new generation of young Greek tech entrepreneurs is nevertheless making in-roads into global markets, and hoping to change the country’s notoriously state-sector reliant culture. 
Never has a Greek population gone to the polls under such international pressure — at a level close to blackmail complains left-wing daily To Ethnos. Nonetheless, Athens’ partners have chosen their man — conservative Antonis Samaras — and not left-wing leader Alexis Tsipras. 
Despite a strong campaign by left wing leader Alexis Tsipras’ Syriza, conservative Antonis Samaras is likely to be the next Greek prime minister, believes conservative daily Kathimerini, while warning that his future will depend on whether the EU decides to soften the harsh regime of austerity his country is subject to.