After so much disinformation on my presentation at the Eurogroup of the Greek government’s position, the only response is to post the precise words uttered within. Read them and judge for yourselves

Our creditors’ demand for more austerity has nothing to do with concerns about genuine reform or moving Greece onto a sustainable fiscal path

Brussels Keynote, May 7, 2015

What steps are needed to produce a viable, mutually agreed reform agenda?

The creditors are reportedly pressuring the country to restructure its labor market and curtail its pension system; Syriza has instead done the opposite by increasing pension payments to lower-wage workers

In conversation with Joseph Stiglitz on the Eurozone Crisis – at the INET – OECD conference, 9 April 2015

Greek finance minister insists deal with troika has not compromised his leftist principles

The hour and a half session addresses a wide range of matters, economics, theory, social arrangements, personal relations of struggle, and of course, Syriza’s future and prospects

This long-term slide toward asymmetrical depression and monetary disintegration puts radicals in a terrible dilemma

The Germans need not trust the Greeks, but should listen to them, says Yanis Varoufakis