Accounts associated with relatives of the former Finance Minister have been removed from the original "Lagarde" list, all parties insisted for an investigation and indictment of those involved

Some 2.6 billion euro need to be raised in 2013 in order to avoid new measures, the largest revenues are expected from the privatisation of the Greek state lottery and the Gas and Oil Companies

Whatever you wish for on 26 and 27 January will come true, since this is the time for 'Christmas miracles'

If you walk the streets of Athens during the holidays, you will find that despite the crisis, people shop without restraint. Commercial areas such as Ermou, Monastiraki and Kolonaki are flooded with streams of people who do not wait for the discounts but have embarked on holiday shopping.

The four major Greek banks - National Bank of Greece (NBG), Eurobank, Alpha Bank and Piraeus need a total of 27.5 billion euro to turn the corner of the crisis and continue to operate.

If the measures to support the economic activity such as the privatisation and the attraction of new investments do not yield results I think that we will have a very serious problem next year, comments a local financial analyst for GRReporter.

According to the data presented by the police, the specific NGO had received donations amounting to 9.5 million euro in the period 2000-2010 and revenues of just 6.5 million euro had been recorded in its accounting books.