Yanis Varoufakis did not hide his displeasure over of German FinMin Schaeuble’s comment that he (Yanis) is “naïve” in dealing with the media, according to a interview on Sunday aired by a local television station.

Moreover, Varoufakis said Schaeuble did not keep his word over not publicizing their private talks after the last Eurogroup meeting.

He stated, however, that during the past month, they have had two long conversations in a very good climate.

At the same time, the Greek FinMin denied that his German counterpart told him that Germany would aid Greece if the latter exited the Euro.

On another “front” that Yanis created for himself, he said he was “regretful” over a photoshoot published in the latest edition of the glitzy French mag Paris Match: “I would like for that photoshoot to never have happened… I regret it. I am not fond of the style of these photos”.

He added, however, that the text that went along with the photos was very good, “portraying Greece positively in France”.

“We have not laid a finger on the pension funds”, he added, stating it was his idea to manage them.

“Our goal is to avoid new austere crisis measures on which our partners pressure us”, he clarified and reiterated the 1.5% primary surplus goal, adding that “we will obviously reach it”.

The FinMin mentioned that he has not been informed on any facts that the technical teams visits Athens found a “two billion euro hole”. He added “