Greece, Eastern Europe and Turkey...

Today, President Erdogan Is In Greece. We can say that this visit has very important titles as well as historical ones. In recent years, Greece's economic troubles and the tides of the Syriza government have made Greece a much-discussed country.

The current situation of Greece is the most concrete indication that the EU will not continue in this form.

Greece's public debt today is close to its GDP of $ 182 billion, which is $ 195 billion. But this is just one of the consequences of the EU crisis that began in 2008.

Greece's economy has had to grapple with a contraction of up to 25 percent in the entire process. Now Greece is surrendering to its austerity program, which took effect in 2010 and is scheduled to end-but probably won't - in mid-2018... This program is the product of the Troika (IMF-European Central Bank, EU relevant institutions). 2010 package of 240 billion euros, very large budget constraints, rapid state economic institutions