Indicative of the negative attitudes towards Athens is last night's statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, who expressed his great disappointment with the tactics of the Greek government by saying, "Greece has already lost its ally, the European Commission."

Creditors will not give more money to finance the public sector. If the Greek government wants to spend money on it, it itself has to find it somewhere, Greek correspondent in Brussels Thanos Athanasiou states for GRReporter.

The latest poll by the University of Macedonia shows 18% precedence of SYRIZA over New Democracy.

The Greek sports media report that the Bulgarian attacker is showing a great interest in Olympiakos and consider possible a deal by the end of the day.

A powerful earthquake woke up Athens at 4:09 am today. According to the Geodynamic Institute at the National Observatory of Athens, the epicentre was 26 km northwest of Halkida, the main city of the island of Euboea.

It is extremely difficult to find an ethnically pure territory in the Balkans. Where there are ethnically pure territories, they typically are the result of ethnic cleansing, be it for a shorter or longer period, rector of Sofia University Prof. Ivan Ilchev states in an interview with GRReporter.

Greece and Germany’s ministers of finance met in Berlin and talked for nearly an hour and a half.