Greece on Townhall

• Grim News from Greece about Grasping Government Fri May 17
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  Let’s start with a look at the number of bureaucrats over time in Greece. You don’t need to read Greek to see that featherbedding exploded over the past 35-plus years. ... more
• Two dead, 8 missing after cargo ships collide off Greece Mon Apr 29
  Reuters News
• Farm foremen arrested over shooting of migrant workers in Greece Fri Apr 19
  Reuters News
• Margaret Thatcher: The Complete Strategic Warrior Wed Apr 10
  Austin Bay
  Everyone who knows that wealth underwrites all security arrangements should appreciate an unadorned but profoundly reverent epitaph for Margaret Thatcher posted this week on a national defense and military history Internet discussion board: "Without her England would have become Greece before Greece became Greece." ... more
• Italy, Greece say hostages in Nigeria were killed Sun Mar 10
  Reuters News
• Anti-austerity strike to bring Greece to a standstill Tue Feb 19
  Reuters News
• Cyprus "Radical Rescue" Proposal Proves Greece Not Unique Tue Feb 12
  Mike Shedlock
  Cyprus is about to prove what anyone with common sense already knew, that Greece will not be the only country requiring haircuts on sovereign bonds. ... more
• Athens scrap dealer defies taboos in crisis-hit Greece Wed Feb 6
  Reuters News
• Merkel challenger suggests Greece should be given more time Mon Feb 4
  Reuters News
• "I'll Gladly Pay You Tuesday for a Hamburger Today" Thu Dec 27
  Austin Bay
  As 2012 ends, the Greek debt crisis continues. In December, the Greek government began restructuring its debt for the second time this year. ... more
• The Baby Bust Generation Sun Dec 16
  Jeff Jacoby
  FERTILITY IN AMERICA has been declining for years. According to the Pew Research Center, the nation's birth rate hit an all-time low in 2011 – just 63 births per 1,000 women of childbearing age. It was almost twice as high – 123 births per 1,000 women – at the peak of the Baby Boom in 1957. ... more
• Insight: Tortured, detained and ordered out: a migrant's tale in Greece Thu Dec 6
  Reuters News
• Republicans and Mad Max Tue Dec 4
  Mona Charen
  The incomparable Walter Russell Mead, writing in the American Interest, offered a glimpse into the coming dystopia: "Things are getting worse in San Bernardino. The city filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, but its financial situation has continued to deteriorate. And now with what promises to be a heated court battle over payments to the state pension fund in the offing, further cuts are likely. ... more
• Migrants in Greece held in shocking conditions: U.N. Mon Dec 3
  Reuters News
• Betfair pulls out of Greece over permits row Mon Nov 26
  Reuters News
• Euro zone, IMF to seek Greece deal, debt write-off main problem Mon Nov 26
  Reuters News
• Merkel rival warns Greece could cost Germans Sat Nov 24
  Reuters News
• Suicide attempts increasing in crisis-stricken Greece Fri Nov 23
  Reuters News
• Blasphemy charges filed over gay Jesus play in Greece Fri Nov 16
  Reuters News
• Good News: EU Budget Talks Collapse Fri Nov 16
  Mike Shedlock
  This is not only good news, it's excellent news. Half the EU budget is dedicated to a preposterous system of crop supports as noted in my post Common Agricultural Idiocy. ... more
• On the Road to Greece? Thu Nov 8
  Mallory Carr
• Racist attacks in Greece hit "alarming" levels: UNHCR Tue Oct 23
  Reuters News
• Merkel's toughest political ally turns milder on Greece Sat Oct 20
  Reuters News
• Swedish Finance Minister Expects Greece to Exit Euro Within Six Months; Comments From Saxo Bank Wed Oct 17
  Mike Shedlock
  Anders Borg, Sweden's finance minister, has warned it is 'probable' that Greece will leave the common currency. ... more
• More Germans want Greece in euro zone than out, poll shows Thu Oct 11
  Reuters News

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