Greece and its lenders appear to be edging toward a formula that would make the crisis-stricken country’s debt sustainable.

The rate of suicides in Greece since the start of the crisis has risen sharply.

Some 900,000 pensioners who until today received at least 1,000 euros per month are bracing for a reduction according to the new social security bill

Tsipras reiterated his party’s conviction that “Greece’s debt is not repayable”.

Germany’s Angela Merkel came under fire from opposition parties on Wednesday after failing to clinch a financing deal for Greece.

Would-be assailant claims party provided him with work, ordered mosque attack.

“Ideology of hate towards Bulgaria” results in new veto.

Online system to monitor the sale of drugs following numerous complaints about shortages in basic medicines.

Eurozone finance ministers are considering allowing Athens to buy back up to 40 billion euros of its own bonds.

The leader of the main leftwing opposition SYRIZA, Alexis Tsipras, is set to meet with the ambassadors representing all 27 European Union members.