The Greek prime minister is expected to press European partners for a commitment to relocate the tens of thousands of ...

The finance ministry has unveiled three draft bills aimed to expand the use of “plastic money”, curb the sale of ...

Outstanding private sector debts in Greece have exceeded the symbolic “threshold” of 200 billion euros, roughly 113 percent of GDP.

Repercussions from the imposition of capital controls in late June 2015 were vividly apparent in the recent figures announced by ...

The Greek economy contracted by 0.2 percent in 2015, according to a preliminary estimate given by the Hellenic Statistical Authority ...

Outstanding debts owed by the state increased by 124 million euros in January 2016, compared with the last month of 2015.

Albania will not open its borders but it will not build walls, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced during a ...

EU Commission Dimitris Avramopoulos, who holds the home affairs and migration portfolio, on Friday warned that Greece will have until ...

A top Eurozone official in Brussels appeared optimistic on Thursday that Greece’s institutional creditors will overcome their internal differences vis-à-vis ...

Talks between Greece's institutional creditors are making progress, according to the EU Commission spokeswoman in Brussels, a development aimed to ...

Greek FinMin Euclid Tsakalotos on Thursday said the IMF demands more pension cuts in Greece’s social security sector in order ...

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Thursday pointed to a failed European response to the ongoing refugee / migrant crisis, ...

EU Council president Donald Tusk was meeting with Greek leadership in Athens on Thursday ahead of a crucial EU summit ...

HSBC this week gave crisis-battered Greek systemic banks a nod by issuing buy ratings, days ahead of the expected publication ...

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (fYRoM) wants a European solution and has absolutely no interest in Greece alone assuming ...

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico this week continued to step up his criticism over the leftist Greek government’s handling of ...

Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos put the number of refugees currently in Greece at 24,000.

Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos again skewered the stance taken by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) vis-à-vis the still pending ...

Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias on Tuesday discerned what he said was a “dirty game” against German Chancellor Angela Merkel ...

The EU Commission on Wednesday said it will allocate 700 million euros, with the lion’s share earmarked for Greece, to ...

The Greek government continued to search for a political solution this week to the increasingly acute refugee / migrant crisis ...

A reduction by 12 basis points was posted in January 2016 for business and household borrowers, whereas the interest rate ...

Greece’s institutional creditors are reportedly demanding that the tax-free ceiling for wage-earners and pensioners in the country be dramatically slashed ...

Some 6,000 Mideast war refugees and other third country nationals have been registered but are still present on various eastern ...

Former Belgian prime minister and the head of the Europarliament’s liberal AL.DE grouping, Guy Verhofstadt, lamented the fact that the ...

The chief representatives of Greece’s institutional creditors are apparently not ready to return to Athens for talks with the Greek ...

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras gave a wide-ranging television interview on Monday evening on a local private Athens television station, ...

National Bank of Greece results for 2015 will be announced on Thursday, March 10. The results will be unveiled after ...

National Bank of Greece, the country’s largest credit institution, will reportedly proceed with a major restructuring by late June, while ...

Strategic planning by the Fraport-Slentel consortium, which won the tender to assume management of 14 provincial airports around Greece – ...