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Greek PM stands firm in run-up to referendum
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is maintaining a defiance stance urging voters to reject proposals made by creditors last week when they vote
Tsipras says Greece must vote "no" in Sunday's referendum to push for better bailout deal
The Greek Prime Minister has repeated his call for Greeks to reject new bailout terms in Sunday’s referendum. In a televised national address Alexis
Greece's capital controls... for how long?
Greek banks did not re-open on Monday, as the government imposed controls on capital, for one week, it said. Ordinary people queuing up at cash
Greek pensioners queue for hours for cash payouts
Despite capital controls, nearly a thousand Greek banks opened their doors on Wednesday to let pensioners without cash cards to make withdrawals
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Greek Prime Minister Tsipras confirms referendum, calls for Greeks to reject creditors' proposal
The Greek Prime Minister Alex Tsipras has confirmed Sunday’s referendum on the bailout plan proposed by Greece’s creditors. He has called on Greeks
Eurogroup to consider new Greece bailout request
Eurozone finance ministers are to hold a conference call on Wednesday afternoon after Athens submitted a request for a third bailout lasting two years and worth 29.1 billion euros.
Greece's eurozone future in balance as bailout expires
After Athens missed a deadline to repay an IMF loan, eurozone finance ministers are meeting to consider a last-minute request for a new bailout.
Crowdfunded site for Greek debt nears €1,500,000 in contributions
A crowdfunding campaign with its goal the equivalent of the Greek €1,6 billion IMF debt has a few more hundreds of millions to raise. While this may
All you need to know about the Greek referendum
Greece’s debt crisis is the saga that has seemingly dominated headlines for months (if not years) – the only positive being it’s gone on for so long
Greek banks, stock exchange will not open on Monday, Tsipras announces
Greece announces its banks and stock exchange will remain closed on Monday as Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras asks once more for an extension of the bailout programme.
'Dilemmas, anxiety and political polarisation': Athens discusses Grexit
Greece awoke on Sunday to the news parliament had given the go-ahead to a referendum on austerity measures. In Athens, local residents admitted to
Greece: ECB decides to maintain current emergency funding
The European Central Bank is to maintain emergency funding for Greek banks at the levels agreed on Friday. Experts say in real terms this represents
Greece: ECB to cap or cut funding?
It is being widely reported that the European Central Bank may decide to cut off its emergency lending to Greece. Media reports suggest the Bank will
Greece: PM Tsipras gets go ahead to hold controversial bailout referendum
Greece’s parliament has authorised a controversial referendum on the latest terms offered by creditors to unlock billions of euros in bailout funds
Eurogroup says 'no deal' to Greek request for bailout extension
The Eurogroup has announced that Greece’s financial aid programme will expire on Tuesday night. Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the head of the 19-member group
Greek parliament authorises referendum on bailout offer
Greece’s parliament has authorised a referendum on a bailout offer from foreign creditors. It is set to take place on the 5th of July. Prime
Athens gives its view on Greece's financial future
With Greece’s future in the euro zone looking shakier than ever, it seems the Greek population is divided over the proposed referendum on austerity
Greece: the gloves are off in Brussels
Exasperation is said to be at its peak in Brussels, as Eurogroup ministers meet once again for last-ditch talks about Greece. Athens has raised
Greek referendum proposal causes ripples in Germany
Alexis Tsipras’ shock proposal for a referendum on accepting a bailout deal has caused ripples throughout Europe. In Germany, the news of a possible
Greece: mixed reaction to referendum decision
News of the impending referendum has caused alarm for some in Greece. The country’s Central Bank says deposits are now at their lowest level since