Sovereign Games · SG-009
The Haircut. The Troika. The Man Who Sold Dignity.
In May 2010, negotiator Andreas Delmar believed he had saved a nation after securing a €110 billion bailout for the Hellenic Republic with strict austerity measures. However, five years later, youth unemployment soared to 58%, and the economy contracted by a quarter. Delmar's realization: an economy cannot be reduced to a spreadsheet.
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