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'Last chance' meeting for Greece as euro zone creditors gather
He has spoken to President Obama on the telephone, Greek government officials say. But Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras needs help closer to home as he
Tsakalotos reveals notes but no new proposals at Eurogroup
Greece turned up at Tuesday’s Eurogroup meeting with a new finance minister but no new firm proposals on how to step back from the brink of a euro
Greek people worry about their savings and their country's future
As emergency talks on Greece got underway in Brussels, pensioners in Athens wait in line for their 60 euro daily cash limit. But a shortage of 10
LIVE from Brussels: Special EU Summit on Greek crisis
LIVE from Brussels: Special EU Summit on Greek crisis
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Greek PM to present proposals ahead of eurozone summit
Gearing up for crucial crunch talks, the Greek Prime Minister is expected to present new proposals to an emergency eurozone summit later on Tuesday
Dutch PM to Greece: only way to keep the euro is deep reform
There is a warning to Greece from the prime minister of The Netherlands: the only way to keep the euro is to accept deep reforms. Mark Rutte made the
France and Germany expect 'credible' proposals from Greece
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
Euclid Tsakalotos sworn in as new Greek finance minister
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
"I don't understand it at all", residents of Aachen react to Greek 'No'
In Germany the news of the Greek referendum was greeted with a mix of frustration, bewilderment and solidarity. After Greeks answered with a
Greeks worry about their future and their savings
Many Greeks are worried because most banks have remained closed since last Monday. People wait in long lines at cash machines to withdraw their
"We gave an example of democracy" says Greek Prime Minister
Greek PM calls for more negotiations with creditors and says national unity is needed
"Ball is in Athens' court" says Germany following Greek vote
As supporters of the “No” vote gathered in central Athens in celebration, reaction came in from Greece’s eurozone partners, in particular Germany
Greece votes 'No' in overwhelming rejection of bailout proposals
Greece seems to have decisively rejected the bailout terms put forward by its international creditors. The Greek people have voted an overwhelming
Greece: Mixed reception for Finance Minister Varoufakis as he votes in referendum
There was a mixed reception for Greece’s Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, voting in Sunday’s referendum with his 90-year-old father in Athens
Greece: voters admit to divided opinions
Greece has been divided by the Yes/No question posed by its referendum. Polls suggest neither side had a clear lead in the run-up to the opening of
Greece: Alexis Tsipras among the first to vote
There was a commotion as Alexis Tsipras arrived to cast his vote in the Greek referendum. Crowds gathered at the Athens polling station to witness
Greece: polling opens in crunch referendum
Greeks are deeply divided as they head to the polls in a referendum to decide the country’s financial future. Polling stations opened at 6am Central
Solidarity rallies in Lisbon and Istanbul in support of Greek 'no' vote
As Greeks prepared for Sunday’s referendum, solidarity came from protesters in several other European cities. In Portugal, which has had its own