World Finance speaks to Dr Marcus Papadopoulos to discuss whether Russia’s economic outlook is as bleak as it seems

Times are changing for Greece’s debt-ridden economy and the rest of the EU as new anti-austerity government Syriza takes power

New Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said Greece will not default on its bailout debts but is this really realistic?

World Finance speaks to Richard Murphy, Tax Researcher and Political Economist, about Greece’s future after the successful election of Syriza

The church requires over £1bn a year to maintain its places of worship. So where is this money coming from?

World Finance speaks to Ibrahim Turhan, Chairman and CEO of Borsa Istanbul, to discuss what the future holds for the Istanbul bourse

World Finance speaks to Steve Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, about Greece’s debt problem

World Finance speaks to Steve Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, about Greece’s economic future

Having ascended to the EU presidency for the first six months of 2015, Latvia now has the perfect opportunity to ensure its recent economic upswing is not quashed by Russia’s regional meddling

World Finance speaks to Mark Spelman, Managing Director at Accenture Strategy and member of the Global Agenda Council, to discuss whether this year’s Davos will enhance Europe’s future

With unemployment having reached record levels in Italy in 2014, Prime Minister Renzi has a sizeable challenge on his hands

The EU’s second largest economy has been ‘sick’ for some time now, as it finds itself in an unemployment chokehold that doesn’t show any signs of release

World Finance speaks to Eurobank to find out how it has succeeded in spite of Greece’s tough economic times

World Finance speaks to Attica Wealth Management about Greece’s return to prominence

World Finance examines how PPP projects in Greece are boosting the country’s economic prospects