Latest in Tag: Greece Highlight
Latest in Tag: Greece
World Cup 2014 â first knockout stage produces dramatic performances
The round of 16 has been played out and it did not disappoint, five out of eight ties went to extra time
World Cup 2014 â Goals galore in Brazil
The first week of the World Cup has produced some fantastic football; Daily News Egypt gives you a roundup of the best moments
Sobhi meets with Greek counterpart
Greece’s Minister of Defence meets with Sobhi and Mansour
IMF no longer forces âstructural adjustmentâ: Lagarde
The crisis lender is sensitive to charges it dictates socially and economically harsh reforms on countries availing themselves of its support.
Qatar buys helicopters, missiles in $23bn arms deals
Reuters – Qatar announced contracts worth about $23bn on Thursday to buy attack helicopters, guided missiles, tankers and other weapons from Boeing Co, Airbus and other arms makers as the Gulf state accelerates its military build-up. The worldâs top liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter announced deals with about 20 global companies, including firms from the …
Farghali Abdel Hafezâs Athens
Abdel Hafez chooses Athens due to its great civilization and relationship with Egypt
Mansour in Greece as part of first EU trip
Egypt and Greece seeking to enhance political and economic relations
Greece looks to form âPartnership of Equalsâ in Egypt during EU presidency
Greek ambassador outlines how Greeceâs EU Presidency could benefit Egypt
More arrests over Greek migrant boat tragedy: coastguard
The Ionian Sea tragedy involved 27 migrants, whose nationalities are still unknown.
Egypt begins talks with Greece and Cyprus
The three Mediterranean countries seek to strengthen ties and discuss regional issues
Greek foreign minister to visit Egypt
Evangelos Venizelos, who is also currently the deputy Prime Minister of Greece, was invited to visit Egypt on 5 September by Minister of Foreign Affairs Nabil Fahmy, announced a statement from the Egyptian foreign ministry spokesman Badr Abdelatty.
Greek ‘haircut’ could trigger ‘domino effect’
Merkel’s comments to Focus news weekly come a month before elections in Europe’s biggest economy and days after the woes of debt-mired Greece lurched onto the campaign trail.
Egyptian ambassadors in Europe deliver Fahmyâs message
Ambassadors criticise western media and governments, stress that Egypt is fighting terrorism
Latest racist attack in Greece prompts Egyptian response
Ministry of Foreign Affairs has pledged to aid Egyptian expats in Greece
Egypt and Greece to boost bilateral economic relations
Minister of industry and foreign trade meets Greek ambassador to Egypt
Egyptian immigrant attacked in Greece
Growing number of violent incidents aimed at immigrants in Greece prompts embassy warnings
Greek workers stage mass anti-austerity walkout
Many flights were to be cancelled or rescheduled as traffic controllers held a three-hour work stoppage.
Rebel economy wrap
Egypt debt default, Algeria lifeline, green energy thinking
Asian markets up on China hopes
Asian markets rising, fears over Spanish and Greek debt returning to the fore
Oil prices drop after brief rebound
EU President: “Europe is on the way out of the crisis”
US waivers 11 nations complying with Sanctions placed on Iran
Nations complying with Iranian sanctions are granted waivers to aid them in diminishing imports from Iran
Merkel gives Greece grounds for Euro hope
Germany’s Chancellor gives Greece eurozone hope, after talk with its prime minister
Greece at a crossroads
Anxiety looms over the Global Financial Market.
The Greek tragedy, act II
By Luigi Zingales CHICAGO: A Greek tragedy is typically composed of three acts. The first sets the scene. It is only with the second that the plot reaches its climax. For current-day Greece, the imposition of âvoluntaryâ losses on the countryâs private creditors represents just the end of the beginning. The real tragedy has still to …
Greece’s soft budgets in hard times
By Daniel Gros BRUSSELS: The first de facto default of a country classified as âdevelopedâ has now taken place, with private international creditors âvoluntarilyâ accepting a âhaircutâ of more than 50 percent on their claims on the Greek government. As a result, Greece now owes very little to private foreign creditors. Greece also agreed to even …