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October 1981. Athens, Constitution Square. In his historical speech, Andreas Papandreou, leader of the Socialist party PASOK promised to Greeks anything possible, whatever they could imagine. Hundreds of thousands were screaming “EOK kai NATO, to idio syndikato” (European Union and NATO represent the same syndicate), following Papandreou’s rhetoric of Greece abandoning its pro western orientation  [more]

Last year Romania had a great chance to take advantage of neighbors’ problems and rise as an economic power in the South Eastern Europe. Instead, the vast majority of Romanian politicians did anything possible to spend the country’s potential and lose great ground. Finally, at the year-end, the atmosphere calmed and in the dawn of  [more]

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  A guy has 1 PhD, 2 Masters, plus he graduated from university with the highest mark. Trying to find  a job, he goes to the most crowded commercial boulevard of Athens, the famous Ermou street (the second most expensive in Athens, in the top 20 in the world, once no.6 most expensive in the  [more]

  As the Greek problem continues occupying our lives, this evening I suggest you have a look at what UBS is saying. The multinational giant predicts that Greece will reach bankruptcy in the first quarter of 2012. Plus it has many other analyses that I find interesting for you to know. But an expert from  [more]

EXPO REAL, the second most important Real Estate exhibition in Europe, after MIPIM, opened its gates today to more than 1.600 exhibitors and over 30.000 visitors from 35 countries (according to its organizers).  Following my company's… tradition, we are here this year as well, in order to promote Romania and the investments in this part  [more]

    When I first came to Romania, the majority of Romanian people knew very little about Greece. They liked it as a destination for their vacation and respected its cultural legacy and civilization. Of course they had an opinion about the country after having visited it, but it was more or less the same  [more]

    Q: I want to buy an apartment in Iasi. What should I know before buying it since I grew up in the country and don’t really know? Thank you to anyone that will offer assistance. A: I wrote an entire book about this! Tens of answers regarding all the aspects that you should  [more]

  Q: How can you evaluate a real estate agent’s professionalism on the first phone conversation? IP: Firstly, he has to answer the phone! There are many who, simply, do not do this … Afterwards: – Is he polite? – Is he arrogant? – Does he know the property you are interested in? – Does he  [more]