Document suggests Greece would have to pay primary surplus into separate account.

PASOK will hold a make-or-break congress in February, when its president, Evangelos Venizelos, will attempt to shape the Socialist group in his vision.

Eleni Zaroulia, the wife of Golden Dawn leader Nikos Michaloliakos and an MP with the neo-Nazi party, facing complaints due to racist remarks.

Syriza head Alexis Tsipras predicted a folding of the coalition government.

Aegean Airlines and Marfin Investment Group (MIG) agreed on the sale of 100 percent of Olympic Air.

It appears that Greek employers are not seeking employees anymore, nor are the Greek unemployed – mainly young people – looking for work.

Two lawmakers who were part of the governing coalition were on their way out of their respective parties.

Illegal cigarette trading is growing considerably – 13.2 percent of cigarettes consumed in April 2012 were not destined for the Greek market.

PASOK guarantees the stability of Greece’s coalition government, its embattled leader Evangelos Venizelos said.

Greece is set to seal an agreement with the troika this week on a 13.5-billion-euro austerity package but the two sides still have ground to cover.