Greece Greece's island refugee camps buckle under the strain Greece is feeling the first wave of 2017's refugee harvest, but camps on its Aegean islands are already full and the country is ill-prepared to take any more people without help. 11/04/2017
Greece Elderly Greeks protest against more pension cuts Thousands of elderly Greeks have taken to the streets of Athens to protest against further pension cuts currently being negotiated. 04/04/2017
Unreported Europe The EU at 60 and the bloc's love, hate story The European Union is turning 60. 20/03/2017
Business Line Austerity and Grexit musings on the road to reform Business Line assesses the state of the Greek economy as eurozone finance ministers agree to the next step on releasing further bailout loans. 22/02/2017
Business EU financial affairs chief says progress made on Greek bailout review talks EU Economic and Financial Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici says a crucial Greek bailout review is making progress, but more steps are needed. 15/02/2017
Business Greece pensioners receive controversial Christmas bonus payment Queues stretched down the street outside Athens banks on Thursday, as pensioners waited to collect their Christmas bonus payments from the government. 22/12/2016
Greece Greece snubs its international lenders to give low-income pensioners a one-off Christmas bonus Greece has snubbed its international lenders and legislated plans to give low-income pensioners a pre-Christmas payoff. 15/12/2016
Business Greek pensioners Christmas bonus row threatens debt relief The eurozone's bailout fund has suspended Greece's short-term debt relief over Athens unapproved December payout to pensioners. 14/12/2016
Greece Greeks mark anniversary of bloody student uprising It is 43 years since Greece's students rose up for Democracy and tried to face down the soldiers and tanks of the military regime. 17/11/2016
Greece Tsipras reshuffles the Greek cabinet Analysts see it as an attempt to shore up his government's popularity and speed up reforms Athens has agreed to implement under its latest international bailout deal. 05/11/2016
Greece Greece undergoes cabinet reshuffle in effort to speed up bailout reforms Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has reshuffled the cabinet, notably moving out a number of ministers who have opposed bailout reforms. 05/11/2016
Greece Scuffles on Chios over overcrowded migrant camp A demonstration against the Greek government’s handling of the migrant crisis turned violent on the island of Chios on Wednesday night (September 14). 15/09/2016
Business Eurogroup pushes Greece on reforms EU finance ministers are pushing Greece to press ahead with reforms so it can receive 2.8 billion euros bailout cash from the EU and International Monetary Fund by the end of October. 09/09/2016
Greece Media shakeup: Greece raises €246m with sale of four TV licences The winners have been announced in the great Greek TV sell-off, with four companies winning bids for television channels in an unprecedented auction. 02/09/2016
the global conversation Greece's Finance Minister warns Europe needs to listen to its people Greece has at times in the past seven years seemed like a sacrificial lamb on the altar of a strong euro, with its people being asked to suffer for past government incompetence or worse that put the e 14/06/2016
Business Putin and Tsipras focus on trade and investment Russian President Vladimir Putin and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras are expected to focus on trade and investment during their meetings in Athens. 27/05/2016
Unreported Europe Greece counts the cost of raising a family amid the financial crisis Vassiliki and Kostis got married in 2008, but it was only about a year ago that they had their first child. 27/05/2016
Greece Anger over austerity: Third day of rallies in Greece over pensions and tax reforms The Greek capital saw a third day of rallies as the parliament prepared to vote on a series of reforms including tax hikes and pension cuts. Athens is hoping to push through the reforms required by th 08/05/2016
Business Why so much Greek anger over tax and pension reforms Greek tax and pension reforms have to be approved by the country's lawmakers on Sunday if Athens is to get the next, previously delayed, tranche of more than five billion euros of bailout cash. 06/05/2016
Greece Greece grinds to near halt in 48-hour general strike Greece has ground to a near halt with the start of a 48-hour general strike on Friday morning (May 6). The country’s largest private and public 06/05/2016
Greece Exclusive: Greece needs debt relief to take final step to recovery, says Tspiras Greece's economy is just one step away from a recovery but needs debt relief, not further austerity, Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras has told euronews. 21/04/2016
Next Series Resuscitating Greece's struggling health system Greece is facing crippling debts, high unemployment and a daily influx of migrants. All of which impacts the healthcare sector. This edition of Smart 12/04/2016
the global conversation Yanis Varoufakis and his plan to take on Europe - again Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis locked horns with the European establishment, and ultimately had to stand down. But now the bad boy of 23/02/2016
Greece Petrol bombs thrown outside Greek minister's house A group of unknown assailants threw makeshift petrol bombs outside the house of a Greek minister in central Athens early on Saturday, causing damage 30/01/2016
World Is talk of a 'Grexit' a thing of the past or an ever present danger? Greece dominated headlines around the world last year. Now the Athens government has a third rescue package in its hands worth up to 86 billion euros 26/01/2016
Greece Greek government pushes ahead with broadcasting reform despite stiff opposition Reform of broadcasting rights legislation in Greece is close to implementation, despite strong resistance from opposition parties. On Tuesday 18/01/2016
