The complete stabilization of the situation in the country requires political stability for 10-20 years, collapsing the public administration and the tax system and creating them from scratch, as well as bank deposits amounting to 200 billion euro, analysts point out.

According to Commissioner for Migration Dimitris Avramopoulos Europe was also "ripe" for such a change.

While Europe is critical towards Alexis Tsipras’ visit to Moscow tomorrow, the Kremlin attaches a particular importance to the recovery of the Greek-Russian relations.

The vast majority of readers of our English page, 33%, believe that there will be no cuts in bank deposits for the simple reason that most of the money has been withdrawn from Greek banks.

"Tsipras has to decide whether he wants to be prime minister or the leader of SYRIZA", reads a publication in the British newspaper The Financial Times.

The Greek tax administration is too ambitious if it thinks that it will be able to unravel within three months transactions with volumes of nearly 3 billion euro, as stated by Chairman of the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Tsvetan Simeonov in an interview with GRReporter.

Or at least this was what was stated by Minister of Finance Yanis Varoufakis, who met with Executive Director of the Fund Christine Lagarde at noon on the Catholic Easter day.