GREECE News, Jul 15, 2011

635 days, 16 hours in crisis, Greece warns of critical days Globe and Mail Today, Greece is honoured with the lowest sovereign credit rating in the world, and Mr. Papandreou is warning that the next few days are "critical." “It is positive that in recent days our partners inEurope are discussing increasingly, and pressing ... See all stories on this topic » ECB, Banks, EU to Meet in Rome on Greece Bloomberg Photographer: Kostas Tsironis/Bloomberg Officials from the European Central Bank, the European Commission and private lenders are meeting in Rome to discuss a second rescue plan for Greece, an Italian Treasury official said. Today's talks are part of ... See all stories on this topic » Don't Worry, Euro-kay Smartmoney.com Rolling fiscal crises have rocked Europe sporadically since early 2010. Greece, Ireland and Portugalhave required rescuing. Greece is up for a second bailout, and Portugal and Ireland aren't far behind. All but a cloistered few believe Greece will ... See all stories on this topic » Belarus and Greece: The tale of two bailouts Sofia Echo Ancient Greece, as everyone knows, was the cradle of democracy. Today, modern Greeks sing a national anthem called "Hymn to Liberty". In April 2005, then US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, on a visit to Moscow and Lithuania, sought to help ... See all stories on this topic » Sofia Echo Guest post: CEE lessons for Greece Financial Times (blog) Greece today? No, Latvia in early 2009. That was then, when Latvia's 5-year CDS spreads peaked at 1200bps. Roughly two years later, Latvia has been moved back to investment grade rating, CDS spreads are close to 200bps and the government recently ... See all stories on this topic » We're All Greeks Now American Conservative Magazine (blog) For though Greece, measured by the size of her economy, is only 2 to 3 percent of the EU or the US economy, she is a microcosm of the West. According to the most recent revision of the UN's “World Population Prospects,” Greece in 2010 had 11.2 million ... See all stories on this topic » Eurobank of Greece May Sell Majority Stake in Turkish Unit Bloomberg Eurobank is in “preliminary discussions on a transaction involving a controlling stake in the unit,” according to an e- mailed statement from the Athens-based bank today. The deal may enable the bank to re-direct resources to its existing international ... See all stories on this topic » This is what passes for democracy in Greece… and America Business Insider It couldn't have been more ironic… the perfect image of what passes for democracy today, right here in the country that invented it. Today's democracy is nothing more that pseudo-authoritarian rule by an elite few, executed by legions of self-deluding ... See all stories on this topic » Clinton To Begin Global Diplomatic Tour Today RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty From Turkey, Clinton travels to Greece for talks on July 17 likely to be dominated by that country's financial crisis. She will then head to India to resume the US India Strategic Dialogue that will likely focus on counterterrorism and India's role ... See all stories on this topic » RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Impact of U.S. default in dispute USA Today Q: How does our situation compare to other countries with debt problems, such asGreece? A: It's not nearly as bad — but the trends are headed in that direction. The US public debt — what we owe to private investors, much of it held overseas — is ... See all stories on this topic » USA Today I WILL BUY GREECE TODAY!!! Discussion about I WILL BUY GREECE TODAY!!! at the GodlikeProductions Conspiracy Forum. Our topics include Conspiracy Theory, Secret Societies, ... www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1560161/pg1

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