The policemen’s union (POASY-POAXIA) issued a statement Tuesday complaining that spending cuts have reduced wages in the force too much.
The union said 49 percent of almost 50,000 employees receive between 500 and 1,000 euros per month, while another 43 percent earn between 1,000 and 1,500 euros per month.
Police officers launched protests against the austerity measures this week.
Bank of America Corp. sold the first structured notes tied to Greece’s largest refiner, Hellenic Petroleum SA, as investors bet on a recovery in the nation at the heart of Europe’s debt cris...
The Greek government bond yield curve returned to an uphill shape on Tuesday, as investors continued to price out default risks after last week's sovereign ratings upgrade by Fitch.
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Germany's Bjoern Otto recorded the world's leading performance in the men's pole vault at the Athens Street Pole Vault event that took place at Zappio, in central Athens, on Saturday afterno...
PAS Giannina upset PAOK at Thessaloniki on Sunday to take the lead at the Super League play-offs, while Asteras Tripolis rebounded from its loss at Ioannina in midweek to defeat Atromitos at...
Dividing lines – less so between political parties and more so between political cultures and ideologies – do not go away as easily as some would like to think. In the case of Greece, politi...
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s recent official visit to China aimed at attracting foreign investment and meeting with his Chinese counterpart proved to be highly successful.
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