Has Greece Been Effective at Downsizing Its Public Sector?

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Has Greece Been Effective at Downsizing Its Public Sector?

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By Andrew Bernard

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Has Greece Been Effective at Downsizing Its Public Sector?

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Jul 22, 2015

Has Greece Been Effective at Downsizing Its Public Sector?

By Global Business and Economics

Greece and its EU counterparts made progress last week on negotiations, but some policy makers question whether Greece will truly adopt the measures necessary to recover economic stability.

Economy & Business Fiscal and Structural Reform

Europe After The Vote

Jul 22, 2015

Åslund on Eurozone Influence on Greece Talks

By Anders Aslund

Handelsblatt quotes Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center Resident Senior Fellow Anders Åslund on the impact of northern eurozone states on the discussions about resolving the Greek financial crisis: 

Greece

Europe After The Vote

Jul 21, 2015

The Greek Debt Crisis—Latest Developments

By Demetrios Papageorgiou

This time last week, Greece faced an ultimatum: enact a laundry list of economic reforms—known as “prior actions”—by July 15 in order to start negotiations on the country’s third financing program in five years, or face expulsion from the nineteen-member currency union. Determined to keep the euro, even in the face of new austerity, the […]

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Europe After The Vote

Jul 21, 2015

Montanino on Next Steps in Greece

By Andrea Montanino

Global Business and Economics Program Director Andrea Montanino joins Sky News to discuss the options for Greece as they move forward to solve the financial crisis:

Greece

Europe After The Vote

Jul 21, 2015

Montanino on Greek Bailout Deal

By Andrea Montanino

Global Business and Economics Program Director Andrea Montanino joins Sky News to discuss the sustainability of the Greek bailout deal:

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In the News

Jul 20, 2015

Åslund on Latvian Lessons for Greece

By Anders Åslund

Foreign Affairs quotes Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center Resident Senior Fellow Anders Åslund on how Latvia overcame its own economic crisis and what that says about Greece:

Greece Northern Europe

Europe After The Vote

Jul 18, 2015

Slavin Joins Issues in the News

By Barbara Slavin

South Asia Center Nonresident Senior Fellow Barbara Slavin joins Voice of America’s Issues in the News to discuss the Iran deal and the Greek crisis:

Greece Iran
General Phil Jones, NATO Spokesperson Oana Lungescu and General Hans-Lothar Domrose, July 16, 2015

NATOSource

Jul 15, 2015

Details of Trident Juncture, NATO’s Largest Exercise in 13 Years

By Oana Lungescu, NATO

Trident Juncture 15 will take place in October and November, mainly in Spain, Italy and Portugal.

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20150715 debt to gdp ratio

Europe After The Vote

Jul 15, 2015

Here’s Why the IMF Insists on Debt Restructuring for Greece

By Andrea Montanino

On June 26, just before Greece’s referendum, and on July 14, one day after the so-called agreement between the Greek government and the creditors (the International Monetary Fund, the European Union, the European Central Bank), the IMF unusually made public a short but crucial document in any negotiation over a financial aid package: the debt […]

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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Russian President Vladimir Putin, April 8, 2015

NATOSource

Jul 14, 2015

5 Reasons NATO Fears a Grexit

By Robbie Gramer and Rachel Rizzo

The risks of Greece exiting the eurozone are not confined to economics. The crisis poses five very real challenges to NATO that many defense officials are overlooking — at NATO’s peril.

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