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›
Even before the voting was over, some European leaders began trying to contain the potential damage... READ MORE›
Angola press greece election anti-austerity syriza leader tsipras vows to end pain 5 hrs ago... READ MORE›
Grexit? Greece again on the brink as debt crisis threatens break with EU... 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›
And are the negotiations slanted against Greece, because Germany has more money and political clout within the EU than 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›
A photograph of an elderly Greek man alone and weeping on the ground outside a national bank has emerged as the country's financial crisis deepens... READ MORE›
Radical leftists Syriza, led by Alexis Tsipras, promise to renegotiate the international bailout that imposed austerity on Greece... 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›
The Greek Defence Minister, Panos Kammenos, previously said Greece might seek funding from Russia, China or the US if it failed to reach a new debt agreement with the eurozone... READ MORE›
Mr Chatzifotiadis had waited in line at four banks across his city but was turned away without being able to withdraw his money... READ MORE›
Whether Greeks' overwhelming rejection on Sunday of the latest European loan deal proves to be a master stroke or a monumental blunder remains to be seen... READ MORE›
Why is Greece so different and why does the government of Alexis Tsipras send such mixed messages towards Europe?... READ MORE›
Others argue that the prime minister, like others in Syriza, are actually trying to steer Greece out of the eurozone... READ MORE›
Panagiotidou said some Greeks already felt as if they were living in a third-world country... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras may have won a victory at home on Sunday as the Greek people dealt a resounding no to European austerity policies... READ MORE›
Much of this Varoufakis predicted and argued against, as indeed he argued against Greece joining the euro in the first place... 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›
To me, voting for Syriza was part political choice, part resistance movement... READ MORE›
Tsipras and Syriza, saying he felt betrayed and pointing out that negotiations in the European Union are not a game of liar's poker... READ MORE›
On election night, on the top floor of Syriza's HQ, where Tsipras staff sit, nervousness turns to stunned relief as the results come through... READ MORE›
Anti-austerity party leader Alexis Tsipras pledges historic change at Sundays ballot, as PM Antonis Samaras warns of catastrophe... READ MORE›
Germany has been at the forefront of countries demanding strict austerity measures from Greece in return for financial aid... READ MORE›
For Professor Constantine Tsoukalas, Greece's pre-eminent sociologist, there is no question that, come Monday, Europe will have reached a watershed... READ MORE›
A dispute with miners in a village in northern greece suggests the syriza government shares the chavista anti-capitalist agenda... READ MORE›
The EU elite has handled it with charmless inelegance threatening Greece even with the prospect of suicide note it would be the EU pulling the plug ... READ MORE›
Alexis Tsipras is the new socialist prime minister of Greece... READ MORE›
What Greece needs is a shock of growth, the country's deputy prime minister Yannis Dragasakis told the Guardian ahead of a crucial cabinet meeting on Monday... READ MORE›
Many experts agree that Greek-owned banks in Bulgaria, unlike their parent companies in Greece, are financially sound, with healthy balance sheets and large amounts of cash... READ MORE›
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