brussels bureau 27/04/2018 Greece: Reforms needed beyond bailout, say Eurozone ministers Eurozone meeting follows Jean Claude Juncker's visit to Athens, where he talked of a "clean exit" from bailout programme in summer
Greece 24/10/2017 What happened to the €8 billion Europe took from Greece? Debt purchase programme produced big profits but Eurozone countries are reluctant to say where they went.
brussels bureau 12/07/2017 The Brief from Brussels: Greece off EU budget watch list This is The Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top EU news stories of the day.
Greece 15/06/2017 Eurozone agree bail-out deal for Greece The crucial deal will allow a series of loans to be released to the embattled country, to help it meet its upcoming debt payments.
brussels bureau 15/06/2017 Greece set for latest bailout, amid debt relief pressure Greece is in line for its next batch of bailout loans.
brussels bureau 14/06/2017 The Brief from Brussels: Eurozone officials eye new Greek aid payout This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the daily stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.
economy 23/05/2017 Greeks disappointed at no eurozone bailout deal There was disappointment but no surprise in Greece after eurozone finance ministers failed to reach agreement on the release of new loan money.
economy 02/05/2017 Greece moves a step ahead on the debt trail The Greek government is set to get to further rescue funds from international lenders in return for future austerity measures that it hopes to offset.
Greece 02/05/2017 Greece reaches bailout reform deal with creditors An agreement has been announced, paving the way for emergency funds for Athens in return for more painful reforms.
Greece 01/05/2017 Greek workers go on strike for 24 hours to oppose further austerity measures In Greece, trade union organisers and workers marched as part of a national 24-hour strike.
economy 27/04/2017 Eurozone finance chiefs admit Greece will need debt relief Eurozone finance ministers chair Jeroen Dijsselbloem says some Greek debt will have to be written off for its public finances to become sustainable.
brussels bureau 12/04/2017 Brief from Brussels: Greek debt, the long road ahead This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital.
Greece 21/03/2017 Brexit coming, Grexit looming? New impasse in the negotiations of the Greek program raises fears of a repeat of a "Greek drama"
no comment 09/03/2017 Farmers protest turned into heavy clashes in Athens Greek farmers protesting against bailout-related income cuts on Wednesday clashed with riot police outside the Agriculture Ministry in central Athens.
Greece 02/03/2017 Doctors walk out in Greece Doctors in Greek state hospitals walk out in protest in central Athens over social security changes
Greece 01/03/2017 Metro and trams grind to a halt in Athens Metro, urban rail and tram workers in Athens have walked off the job for 24 hours. They are angry about legislation that would allow the Athens transport organisation to use stations for commercial pu
Greece 28/02/2017 Greece: Stalled talks resume- new measures to come Last week’s Eurogroup was just a first step towards a final deal between creditors and the Greek government in order for the bailout programme to get again back on…
economy 28/02/2017 Greek bailout talks restart Greek ministers have been meeting experts from the EU and IMF discussing the economic reforms Athens must make to keep bailout funds flowing.
economy 24/02/2017 Greek PM Tsipras hails 'honourable compromise', optimistic on future reforms The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has been talking up the agreement with European creditors under which the country will make further reforms in 2019.
Greece 23/02/2017 Transport strike causes traffic chaos in Athens Transport workers in Athens have taken part in the first of three 24-hour strikes to object to legislation that would allow the transport organisation to make commercial use of…
