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Pierrakakis: We won’t leave anyone alone in the crisis; the government has the right “arsenal”

"The era of geopolitical innocence is over, and the European economy must be both resilient and growth-oriented," says the Finance Minister

Kyriakos Pierrakakis: From Leonteios to the Eurogroup – His path and the bid for leadership of the Eurozone Finance Ministers

The Minister of Finance begins his European tour in Ireland ahead of the election for the presidency of the Eurogroup — His tenure in three ministries and the stable roots behind his public roles

A two-man battle in the Eurogroup arena: Pierrakakis’ cards and the strategy for securing 11 votes

Kyriakos Pierrakakis is submitting his candidacy for the presidency of the Eurogroup and is seeking the required 11 votes amid intense negotiations and behind-the-scenes contacts at the European level

Hatzidakis: Announces a 50% Reduction in bank fees

Planned interventions by the Ministry of Finance for bank fees, payments, real estate

12 new pay raises and 12 tax cuts, benefiting citizens by €1.5 billion

The breakdown of the measures announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) – €600 million from pay increases and €900 million from tax cuts – What will change for freelancers, uniformed personnel, vacant properties, ENFIA, and mandatory property insurance

“Adults In The Room”: Kostas Gavras’ new movie for Tsipras & Varoufaki released (video)

The movie takes us to the first half of 2015, when SYRIZA won the Greek elections, as seen through the eyes of the former minister

Wolfgang Schauble to become Parliamentary president in Germany

He will have to quit Finance Ministry

Schauble: Greece needs to work hard, not a debt reduction

Interview to newspaper Mannheimer Morgen

France objects to suspension of Greek debt relief measures by EuroGroup, says Sapin

French Minister of Finance backs Greek positions

Christine Lagarde to stand trial for negligence in France

If convicted, IMF chief faces up to a year in prison and a $16,000 fine

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