Greece's creditors were not prepared to take a hit from a Greek debt write-down and then explicitly bail out their own banking system... READ MORE›
Mr Mardas was speaking at a committee set up by the country's left-wing Syriza government to calculate how much money Germany owed Greece... READ MORE›
Eurostat has said Greece did not report the Goldman Sachs transactions in 2008, when it and other countries were told to restate their accounts... READ MORE›
'Who will trust Germany after this?' Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman makes his feelings known... READ MORE›
If the deal is a political earthquake for Greece, it also puts the country on course for a major economic shake-up... READ MORE›
In Latvia and Lithuania, pensioners and other poor people wonder why they are being asked to pay to bail out their far richer Greek counterparts... READ MORE›
Mayor George Kaminis of Athens issued a statement Thursday saying that the city was helping support 20,000 people a day with groceries, hot meals and other basics... READ MORE›
Exclusive Greece needs debt relief far beyond EU plans - Secret IMF report... READ MORE›
Earlier there was anger among some eurozone members at the lack of new written proposals from Greece... READ MORE›
The European Commission published its own assessment on Wednesday, taking a more optimistic view of Greece's debt sustainability than the IMF but also suggesting debt relief... READ MORE›
France has been the most steadfast major nation in Europe supporting Greece ever since Mr... READ MORE›
Mr Tsipras has asked eurozone and other creditors for EUR53.5bn 59.47bn to cover Greece's debts until 2018... READ MORE›
When banks in Cyprus had to be bailed out in 2013, depositors with more than 100,000 euros lost about 40 percent of their money... READ MORE›
Greece has until the end of Thursday to present new proposals to secure a third bailout from creditors and prevent a possible exit from the eurozone... READ MORE›
Why is Greece so different and why does the government of Alexis Tsipras send such mixed messages towards Europe?... READ MORE›
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble returned from Brussels to face a tough crowd at home... READ MORE›
Greece debt crisis PM Tsipras 'focused on bailout deal'... READ MORE›
Eurozone ministers have called on Greece to put forward fresh proposals after Greek voters rejected the latest draft bailout deal in a referendum... READ MORE›
The World Health Organization WHO has rejected a call to move or postpone this summer's Rio Olympic Games over the Zika outbreak... READ MORE›
Fast forward just a few days however and Alexis Tsipras the prime minister did the unthinkable... READ MORE›
Germany and other more fiscal conservative Eurozone members say Greece must now go further in its austerity measures and provide greater assurance... READ MORE›
Representatives of the main creditors -- the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the other European nations that use the euro -- were poring over the Greek proposal on Friday... READ MORE›
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says he does not believe in a bailout offered by eurozone leaders... READ MORE›
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the head of the eurozone group of finance ministers, said the agreement included a 50bn Greece-based fund that will privatise or manage Greek assets... READ MORE›
In insisting that Greece can stay in the euro only if everyone sticks to the rules Germany has acted almost classically to stereotype... READ MORE›
Equally baffling, even for experts, was the political fallout that might be ahead for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, whether he gets a deal or not... READ MORE›
North and South Korea gymnasts at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games have shown the world a brief moment of unity, in the form of a selfie... READ MORE›
At the post-referendum celebrations on Sunday evening in Athens' Syntagma Square revellers chanted fuck journalists ... READ MORE›
The pre-referendum terms have been made tougher, both through the quasi-automatic spending cuts and through the enforced sell-off of Greece's assets... READ MORE›
The finance ministers will meet in Brussels starting at 3 p.m... READ MORE›
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