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Would we have handled 122,000 refugees in four years in Norway? Greece has had twice as many

15 January 2020
Stavanger Aftenblad, Norway
15 January 2020 Minor migrants

Minor migrants: Detained In Europe’s prisons

Minor migrants: Detained In Europe’s prisons
By Investigate Europe

Investigate Europe reveals that minor migrants are detained in shocking prison-like conditions across Europe, without adequate schooling or medical attention. And, they are exposed to abuse. Read more "Minor migrants: Detained In Europe’s prisons"

The children that nobody sees. Norway has detained 97 children in the past two years. Nobody sees the locked-up minor migrants

12 January 2020
Klassekampen, Norway
12 September 2018

The EU Commission’s hubris over the Greek wildfires

The EU Commission’s hubris over the Greek wildfires
By Nikolas Leontopoulos

Launching a spin campaign on three fronts (Brussels, Italy, Greece), the EU Commission argued that since 2010 not only were there no cuts in Greece’s firefighting budget but on the contrary spending for the firefighters’ service actually increased. However, a simple fact-check of the official data tells a completely different story: From the outset of the Greek crisis until today Read more "The EU Commission’s hubris over the Greek wildfires"

21 August 2018

The euro crisis is far from over: What the EU could have learned from Greece – but didn’t

The euro crisis is far from over: What the EU could have learned from Greece – but didn’t
By Harald Schumann

In the end, the ministers and commissioners spoke as if they were good Europeans again. "It’s done," confirmed Portugal’s Finance Minister Mario Centeno, currently chairman of the Eurogroup. "With our solidarity it was successful,” said his German colleague Olaf Scholz, and Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker stated that "Europe should be proud of its common currency". But the staging was all bluff. In truth, there is nothing to celebrate. Read more "The euro crisis is far from over: What the EU could have learned from Greece – but didn’t"

Blackrock and the treasure of Greek banks

23 May 2018
EfSyn, Greece
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