Samaras unveils the 39 members of his coalition government, which is dominated by ND politicians.

Though they didn’t win Sunday’s election, Alexis Tsipras says his party has won the argument against the austerity measures keeping Greece in the eurozone and will inevitably come

Antonis Samaras has been sworn in as prime minister of Greece.

Greece is likely to receive the 1 billion euros withheld from its May tranche of the second bailout, following the election result that favored pro-bailout parties.

New Democracy expects to be able to form a coalition government with Pasok, allowing the two parties that dominated politics for decades to share power despite a major anti-establi

German Chancellor Angela Merkel insists that Greece must implement the reforms it agreed to in exchange for receiving more loans.

ND, PASOK and Democratic Left indicate they may reach deal, SYRIZA refuses to contemplate cooperation.

European Union leaders urged Greek parties to quickly agree the formation of a coalition government and pledged to continue to support Athens’ efforts to deal with its debt crisis.

Conservatives edge out SYRIZA but must find coalition partners with PASOK seemingly reluctant.

Greece’s conservative New Democracy party was ahead of the radical leftist SYRIZA party in Sunday’s pivotal election, an updated exit poll of five pollsters showed.