Yanis Varoufakis
How to Keep Our Robots, Lose Our Jobs, And Prosper
It's not as crazy as it sounds, but would require a fundamental shift.
A Greek Tragedy: Talking Syriza and the Future of Europe with Yanis Varoufakis
We meet the emerging rock star of the anti-austerity movement.
Alexis Tsipras Returns to Power in Greece With Strong Election Victory
Greek voters ensured that the charismatic leftist will remain the country’s dominant political figure despite caving to European demands for a bailout he once opposed.
I Spent an Extremely Stressful Night in the Greek Parliament
Tension and disappointment dominated the Greek parliament as it prepared to vote on a new set of tough austerity measures.
Possible Greece Bailout Deal Emerges as Pro-European Greeks Rally in Athens
Greece's European creditors are now evaluating a new bailout proposal of $59 billion, which may stop a possible 'Grexit' from the Eurozone. On Thursday, pro-euro protestors gathered in Athens.
Some Nostalgic Greeks Want to Quit the Euro and Bring Back Their Old Currency
After the resounding “No” vote on the bailout referendum, uncertainty, confusion, and the ever-present lines at ATMs have returned in Greece.
What Greece's 'No' Referendum Vote Means for Europe
Is this the beginning of the end for neo-liberalism in Europe?
'I Shall Wear the Creditors' Loathing with Pride': Greece's Finance Minister Resigns
Yanis Varoufakis described Sunday's Greek "no" vote as a "majestic, big yes to a democratic Europe," and a rejection of the "dystopic vision of a Eurozone that functions like an iron cage for its peoples."
Explaining Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's Anti-Austerity 'Rock Star'
Paul Mason's foreword from The Global Minotaur: America, Europe, and the Future of the Global Economy by Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's ex-finance minister who resigned this morning.
Greeks Divided as Polls Close in Hotly Contested Referendum
Millions of Greeks cast ballots in a referendum that may determine the country’s economic survival and its future in Europe.
Greece Offers Last Ditch Bailout Plan Before Clock Runs Out at Midnight
In a few hours Greece's bailout program expires and the country is set to become to first developed nation to ever default on an IMF loan. Athens has submitted an 11th hour rescue deal proposal.
Photos of Greek People Celebrating the Reinstatement of the Country's State Broadcaster
The ERT went back on the after two years after it was shut down by the government for budget reasons.