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Greece needs debt relief deal by end of year, MEPs urge
The European Commission must secure debt relief terms by the end of the year, according to a letter from group of 36 MEPs seen by Euronews.
Eurozone approves bailout payment to Greece
Eurozone finance ministers say Greece will be able to receive 2.
The ouch of owing: IMF warns of dangers of mounting global debt
The International Monetary Fund has expressed concern that public and private debt reached 225 five percent of the world's economic output last year.
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Eurozone ministers agree "breakthrough" deal with Greece
Eurozone finance ministers have agreed to offer Greece debt relief in 2018.
Difficult austerity vote is key to more Greek bailout cash
With Greece fast running out of money and loan repayment deadlines looming, the parliament is heading towards another austerity vote - a major test for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.
Greek parliament votes through austerity tax and pension reforms
After two day’s of debate in Greece’s parliament, MPs voted on Sunday evening to pass a controversial austerity package. The reforms, which will see
Protests turn violent as Greek parliament prepares to vote on new austerity measures
Masked protesters clashed with riot police in Athens, ahead of a vote on a unpopular reform package to secure much-needed bailout funds.
Greece and international lenders suspend bailout review talks as splits remain
Talks between Greece and its international lenders on a crucial bailout review have been suspended until next Monday. The main sticking point appears
Argentina passes deal ending debt battle with hedge funds
After a drawn-out debate, Argentina’s Senate approved a deal that should put an end to a 14-year-old dispute with U.S. creditors over the nation’s
Argentina strikes deal with US 'holdout' creditors
Argentina agrees in principle to a deal with US hedge funds ending a 15-year-old dispute over repayment of billions of dollars worth of bonds.
As oil prices slide, Venezuela raises fuel prices by up to 6,000%, devalues currency
With his country mired in an economic crisis because of very low oil prices Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has devalued the currency and massively raised heavily subsidised fuel prices.
EU auditors slam 'weak' Commission over bailouts
The European Commission’s handling of some bailouts for crisis-hit countries was “generally weak” and inconsistent, according to a new report
No money for Moscow as Ukraine refuses to repay $3bn to Russia
Ukraine says it will not repay the $3bn debt owned by Russia due this weekend. Kyiv claims Moscow has refused to discuss restructuring proposals
Greek parliament narrowly approves 2016 austerity budget
The Greek parliament has narrowly approved a 2016 budget which includes sharp cuts in spending and some tax increases. The measures were conditions
Portugal's President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government. P
How do countries decide how much they can afford to borrow?
Debt sustainability has become a critical issue for both governments and international investors during the past half-decade of financial crisis. As
Greek caretaker government sworn in ahead of early elections
The new Greek caretaker government has been sworn in as the country prepares for early elections next month: the third time it has gone to the polls
Russia turns down Ukraine debt relief
Russia has refused to accept the same terms as Ukraine’s private sector creditors who have agreed to write down a chunk of the government’s
Ukraine debt deal agreed with creditors
After five months of talks with creditors Ukraine has agreed to a debt restructuring deal as it attempts to get the war-torn economy back on track