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Greece’s new finance minister entered the fray for the first time on Tuesday and clearly didn’t want to alienate his euro zone colleagues. Carrying
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Greece has until the end of the week to come up with new proposals to secure a deal with creditors to keep the county from crashing out of of the
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Greece’s new finance minister has taken up the negotiating baton only hours after it was announced that flamboyant and often bombastic Yanis
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ECB keeps tight funding grip on Greece's banks
It is not the answer that Greece’s Central Bank wanted to hear. Its hopes of more financial support have been dashed after the European Central Bank
Hollande and Merkel urge Greece to make 'credible' proposals
The leaders of France and Germany have told Athens that the door is still open for debt negotiations with creditors. But at urgent talks in Paris on
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The door is open to discussions but Paris and Berlin expect credible and serious proposals from Greece – with time running out to find a bailout
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Euclid Tsakalotos has been sworn in as Greece’s new finance minister after Yanis Varoufakis resigned. Analysts say the 55-year-old, who speaks Greek
Spain open to new Greece bailout talks post-referendum
Spanish Economy Minister Luis De Guindos says a Greek exit was not being contemplated by Madrid.
Many Greek businesses struggling to pay state taxes
Many Greek businesses are struggling: capital controls and two weeks of bank holidays means they have insufficient revenue to pay state taxes. They
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In Germany the news of the Greek referendum was greeted with a mix of frustration, bewilderment and solidarity. After Greeks answered with a
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Greek PM calls for more negotiations with creditors and says national unity is needed
Thousands of Greeks celebrate referendum result
Thousands of joyful Greeks poured into the capital’s central square as the scale of the rejection to a bailout deal which would have imposed more
It's a decisive "No" in Greek bailout referendum
Greeks celebrate in central Athens after a decisive "No" vote against accepting the terms of a eurozone bail-out deal
Thousands gather for rival rallies in Greek capital
Thousands of people have gathered in the Greek capital in a massive show of solidarity ahead of Sunday’s bailout referendum. This is the final day of
Post-referendum Greece will change 'dramatically'
Ahead of the referendum in Greece this Sunday, tensions have been building between the camp that intends to vote ‘yes’ and those determined to vote
Half of Greek bailout money already 'lost', says top Belgian economist
Audrey Tilve, euronews: Paul De Grauwe, you teach at the London School of the Economics and the University of Leuven. You’ve been following the Greek
Thousands rally in France in support of Greek "no" vote
In France, thousands have been protesting urging Greeks to vote no in Sunday’s bailout referendum. From Paris to Marseille to Montpellier, the scene
Thousands of jobs face axe as cash shortage threatens Greek traders
Capital controls on Greece’s banking sector are starting to squeeze business in more ways than one. There is now a dramatic shortage of cash on the
