IMF representatives were recently in Athens to speak to officials involved in drawing up Greece’s first memorandum of understanding with the troika in 2010

The troika has reportedly accepted the hiring of 1,000 new civil servants to replace the departure of as many public sector employees who have broken the code of conduct

Unemployment in the 17 countries using the euro has hit a record 12 per cent

The new “Plan B” party advocates Greece leave the euro and return to the drachma

Greeks who stole taxpayers’ money could avoid serving time in jail if they return the amount, according to an initiative being lined up by the government.

Minister announces measures to beef up security at Greek jails after mass breakout

SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras says Greece must focus on ending austerity, not just staying in euro

Stalled project moving ahead seven years after Votanikos site was earmarked.

The three parties in the Greek government appear to be in disagreement about a controversial property tax.

NBG and Eurobank continue process of joining forces despite reported resistance by country’s creditors