Greece has finally emerged from the six-year recession that shrank its economy by a quarter, tripled unemployment and left medicine in short supply. But the struggle over its finances isn’t over. In the years since it announced that hidden deficit spending had left the country broke, Greece has been a flashpoint in the European Union’s broader economic debates as well as a practical problem for the countries that banded together to adopt the euro. To richer northern countries, Germany in particular, Greece is a spendthrift needing harsh economic medicine.
EVENTS

FPA MEETING WITH THE MINISTER OF MIGRATION AND ASYLUM
The Minister of Μigration and Asylum Notis Mitarachi meets with the members of the Foreign Press Association for an informal discussion of issues in his purview, on Wednesday, February 23rd.
STORIES

Ukraine war speeds Greece’s transition to EU energy gateway (Al Jazeera)

US sanctions Western Balkan figures, citing ‘threat to regional security’ (Politico)

After Ukraine invasion, Germany saying nyet to Russian energy (New Europe)
MEMBERS

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