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.

Conservative New Democracy and leftist SYRIZA are competing for first place in the elections, offering opposite views on how to deal with the country’s economic crisis.

Voting in the second general election in as many months got underway at 7am on Sunday at over 20,000 polling stations in 56 constituencies across the country.

Eurogroup head Jean-Claude Juncker warned Greeks not to turn their backs on the euro.

ND leader warns against ‘drachma lobby,’ says conservatives only safe choice for Greece.

All eyes are on Greece as they go to the ballots today to cast their vote.

OECD data shows Greeks work the longest hours in Europe.