Crisis Observatory

The Crisis Observatory is a new initiative of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), with the support of the "Stavros Niarchos" Foundation. Its primary objective is the systematic and scientific documentation, study and analysis of the crisis in Greece and Europe. You are most welcome to visit the website of the Crisis Observatory (www.crisisobs.eu), where you will find the following: Publications: Original papers series (Opinion Articles, Policy Papers and Research Papers) written exclusively for the Crisis Observatory. Interviews with Greek and foreign politicians and officials, as well as with internationally acknowledged academics, analysts and intellectuals. Database: Over 60 indicators with historical and comparative data classified into subject categories and updated on a regular basis. Library: Selection of publications about the crisis, classified into geographic and subject categories, as well as according to the type of publications. Repository: Official documents of national governments, international organizations and European institutions, concerning both the Greek and the wider European crisis. Timeline: Interactive timeline of the major events in the Greek and European economic crisis. Brussels update: Briefs in view of upcoming meetings of European institutions and post-meeting reports. Nikos Chrysoloras (former) and Christina Vasilaki (current), Crisis Observatory research associates and journalists (Brussels Correspondents), are the editors of this section. Follow the Crisis Observatory on Twitter (twitter.com/crisisobs) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/crisisobs). Filtering more than 80 sources of news statistics, comment and analysis, we provide our followers and friends with a unique single source of information and analysis concerning the Greek and European crises. Stay updated on the Crisis Observatory’s events and other activities through its web and social media pages.