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Greece is booming again. This time, will it last?

The Observer 12 May 2025
Greek was chic (remember the hit film My Big Fat Greek Wedding?) ... Whether Ellinikon is really a sign of an enduring Greek renaissance is hotly disputed. For many Greeks, not much has improved since the dark days of the debt crisis.
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The Politics of Global Financial Ratings: Power, Perception, and Profit

Capital Ethiopia 12 May 2025
Later, during the Greek debt crisis, rapid downgrades by rating agencies intensified market panic and constrained policymakers, showing how reactive – and damaging- these ratings could be.
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The Catholic Church, the Crusades, and the Origins of International Banking, by Michael Hudson

The Unz Review 11 May 2025
So I’m waiting patiently for the next book in the cycle on debt covering the crusades and onward, because that’s a particular interest of mine from a literary perspective on Christian hermeneutics ... And so he said, it’s not really about debt at all.
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The smile of joy and sorrow

Ekathimerini 04 May 2025
The IMF may have been wrong about the sustainability of the Greek debt, in the sense that the country appears for the time being capable of consistently repaying its otherwise unimaginable debt – at 150% of GDP.
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Faith column: When God makes things new

The Globe 04 May 2025
It has the scent of new life ... He was announcing that the debt of sin had been fully paid. The word he used in Greek was, “Tetelestai,” which means “paid in full.” That means your past mistakes, failures and regrets don’t have to define you anymore ... .
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Oneirocritica: The Ancient Dream Manual of Artemidorus That Survived Time

Greek Reporter 03 May 2025
Artemidorus, a Greek of Daldis in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey), lived during the 2nd century AD ... Similarly, the Greek novelist Achilles Tatius described dreams as tools preparing the soul for adversity, rather than instruments for altering fate.
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Weak government

Ekathimerini 24 Apr 2025
And where exactly are we? Greek GDP is at the levels it was 15 years ago. Public debt, both in absolute terms and as a percentage of GDP, is many times higher than it was 15 years ago – when the public debt crisis started.
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Reality Check about possibile volatility in trade war

Jewish World Review 23 Apr 2025
Investors think they have a risk-free asset - it could be a mortgage-backed security, shares in a Bernie Madoff fund, Greek debt - and are surprised when it turns out not to be ... to reduce its debt.
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Tentative tree planting 'decades overdue' in sweltering Athens

Urdu Point 22 Apr 2025
But most of the attention fell on stadium construction and transport, not greenery.</p><p> "We haven't given the proper attention on reducing vehicle traffic or upgrading building ...
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