Time has come for real changes in Greece and there is no turning back. These are the conclusions that can be drawn after the first meeting of the supervisory Troika leaders from the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission with Finance Minister Yiannis Stournaras.

Summer has come and, in crisis or not, Greece remains a favourite place for relaxation for both natives and foreigners. A galaxy of Hollywood stars, celebrities and businessmen have rushed to the Mediterranean islands to forget about their everyday worries for a moment. Among them is also the former banker and a current defendant in 15 cases for fraud, money laundering and other criminal acts, Lavrentis Lavrentiadis.

According to Thessaloniki municipal TV reporting, the "code" of robbers is international. This way they inform each other whether there is money in the house, if it has been recently robbed as well as what the risk of being caught is.

The Liberal Alliance aims to inform Greeks how the other countries, which are in good condition and they already envy, function, said party leader Grigoris Vallianatos in an interview with Anastasia Balezdrova.

Her status on Twitter, which cost her the participation in the Olympic Games in London this summer, says: "'With so many Africans in Greece... At least the West Nile mosquitoes will eat home made food."

Former President and Chief Executive Officer of the Greek National Electric Company, Takis Athanasopoulos, is taking command over the Privatization Agency, and his right-hand man will be the banker Yiannis Emiris; the Commander of Land Forces has also been changed

A 45-year-old policeman from Nafplio antiterrorist department, together with a 25-year-old female colleague, are suspected of participation in the treasure-hunting group of businessman George Kotsakis, who was shot point blank four times on 12 July this year.