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Tag: Greece
Greek debt crisis: what will happen next?
The eurogroup is close to the end of the road
Ambitious but not fanciful
New departures might end by revising current science
What happens when a country defaults?
Greece could find itself unable to pay its debts—what would happen if it did?
Yanis Varoufakis: master of inconsistency
The Greek finance minister needs to apply his economic muscle to his moral cause
The euro is at its strongest for a decade
Grexit would not do much damage to either the euro's value or its survival
Is Yanis Varoufakis heading for his own Grexit?
The question now is will the Greek Finance Minister be sacrificed in order to salvage a deal with the Troika?
Round 1: Greece 0, Germany 1
Varoufakis surrendered—as he had to
Yanis Varoufakis: Germany’s nemesis
A game theorist leads Greece's challenge to the austerity doctrine imposed by Berlin. But do his theories make sense?
Investment supplement: no more safe havens
"Safe" investments have vanished
Greek debt crisis: game on—do Greece’s demands make sense?
The new government in Athens has some moral force on its side. But so far, its tactics look more like a chaotic stream of threats than game theory
Greece has voted for a new politics, not just a new party
Syriza and Podemos espouse a new kind of consensus-based strategy for political change
Greek elections: can Syriza get what it wants from Brussels?
"There will be no Grexit—at least for the time being"
Why the Greek elections are so important for the eurozone
This Sunday's poll will determine far more than the future of Greece
Seek happiness and you shall not find it
"The restless search for wealth, power, fame and office produces unhappiness in all but a tiny minority"
Duel: should we return the Elgin marbles?
Did Lord Elgin liberate or steal these priceless historic artefacts? Our panellists battle it out
Bad news coming from Europe
Italy is back in recession, Spain's unemployment rate is shocking, and even Germany is stalling
Cyprus: a real chance at unification?
Following the economic crisis and with a new agreement on the table, there is unprecedented impetus for unifying Cyprus—but the two sides must overcome their violent history