Economy 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 February 2017
Greece Austerity-weary farmers hold protest march in Athens Some 2,000 Greek farmers protested in Athens on Tuesday over increases to their tax and social security contributions amid the government’s ongoing austerity… 14 February 2017
Europe News Grexit is not an option, says EU's Moscovici Just before EU economy commissioner Pierre Moscovici visited Athens for high level talks, he spoke of the recent stalemate with the IMF and Grexit. 13 February 2017
Greece Greece: World War II bomb defused after Thessaloniki evacuation An unexploded World War Two bomb was safely defused on Sunday after one of Greece’s biggest peacetime evacuations. 12 February 2017
Economy Tsipras confident on bailout review but urges no more burdens for Greece An all-important review of Greece’s latest bailout will end well, Alexis Tsipras told a meeting of his Syriza party in Athens on Saturday. 11 February 2017
Greece [Opinion] Greek programme's second review must conclude quickly Greek debt relief has to be discussed in the framework of the roadmap agreed in May 2016, says Roberto Gualtieri. 10 February 2017
World News Which EU country pays the most generous minimum wage? Debt-hit Greece is the only country in the EU that has seen its minimum wage fall over the last decade, new figures have revealed. 10 February 2017
Economy Greek finance minister meets eurozone officials over bailout logjam Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos meets top European officials in Brussels to try to break the deadlock over stalled bailout talks. 10 February 2017
Economy The Brief from Brussels: Grexit makes a comeback? This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 9 February 2017
Economy IMF-EU stalemate over Greek debt Greece is getting impatient at the stand-off between the International Monetary Fund and the European Union over Athens' latest bailout. 7 February 2017
No Comment Protesters confront ministers at Athens migrant camp Greece’s migration minister Yannis Mouzalas was confronted by an angry crowd at the entrance of a sprawling migrant camp in the south of Athens on Monday, trying to block his entrance to the… 7 February 2017
Greece Migrant deaths prompt work at Greek camp Greek media say three men were poisoned by fumes from stoves lit inside the tents to combat the bitter winter temperatures. However, the authorities would neither confirm nor deny this. 3 February 2017
Greece Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn march against migrants in Athens Anti-migrant Golden Dawn march in Athens 29 January 2017
Turkey Turkey threatens to cancel the Greek-EU migration deal A row over the extradition of eight soldiers it says were involved with last year's coup means Ankara is threatening to cancel the Greek migration deal 27 January 2017
Greece Turkey: Anger as Greek court rejects extradition of fugitive soldiers Ankara has reacted with fury after Greece's Supreme Court rejected the extradition of 8 Turkish soldiers wanted over last July's attempted coup. 26 January 2017
Greece Greece: Supreme Court rules against extraditing 8 Turkish soldiers Turkey said Greece was protecting plotters and failing in the fight against terrorism on Thursday after the Supreme Court in Athens ruled against extraditing eight Turkish soldiers wanted over last Ju 26 January 2017
Greece Greek Supreme Court delays verdict on extradition of Turkish soldiers Greece’s Supreme Court has postponed a final decision on whether or not to extradite eight Turkish soliders who fled to the country in July. 23 January 2017
Sport EuroLeague: Holders CSKA dominate Brose Bamberg for 14th win of the season Round 18 of the EuroLeague regular season got underway on Thursday evening and defending champions CSKA continued to set the pace at the summit of the standings with their latest victory coming agains 19 January 2017