Greece looking at further talks with lenders

Talks between Greece and its international lenders will resume on May 9.

Refugee crisis could cause 'significant problems' to Greece. - OECD

The refugee crisis could shave as much as 0.35 percentage points off growth in cash-strapped Greece, the OECD said Thursday, warning that the flood of migrants could cause "significant problems."

Greek students march for more funding, seamen strike against pension cuts

A new round of protests and strikes started on Monday in Greece ahead of the voting on the next set of bailout prerequisites in the parliament later in the week to unlock further vital loans to the debt-laden economy.

Russian, Ukrainian finance ministers fail to agree on Kiev’s $3bln debt restructuring

The finance ministers of Russia and Ukraine reached no agreement on Friday to restructure the $3 billion debt Kiev owes to Moscow, but will maintain the dialogue, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has said.

Ukraine PM Calls Debt Deal A Blow to ’Enemy’ Russia

Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said Thursday that the crucial debt deal struck between Kiev and its private creditors had delivered a blow to "enemy" Russia.

Ukraine agrees foreign debt restructuring with creditors

Ukraine has agreed with creditors on writing off $3.8 billion out of its $19.3 billion debt, Ukrainian Finance Minister Natalia Yaresko said ahead of a government meeting on Thursday.

Finland urges caution on Greece negotiations

Finland said Tuesday more work needed to be done on a third international bailout deal for Greece worth 85 billion euros ($94 billion).

Grecia, accordo Ue-Fmi-Bce su riforme da chiedere ad Atene: "Così aiuti già dal 20 agosto"

I grandi creditori della Grecia hanno trovato un accordo su un pacchetto di riforme che Atene dovrà attuare da qui a tre anni per sbloccare il prossimo pacchetto di aiuti.

Greece take step closer to bailout with IMF loan request

Debt-crippled Greece on Friday took a step closer to a huge third international bailout by formally requesting IMF help, but sources said "logistical problems" were delaying the start of talks in Athens.

Greece bailout deal sparks domestic opposition

The Greek government's junior coalition partner has said it cannot back the agreement announced between Greece and its European creditors, describing the proposed deal as a German-led "coup".

Greek parliament backs government's bailout plan. (251 politicians voted in favour of the proposals, 32 against)

Greek politicians have voted to support new austerity proposals to be presented to Greece's European creditors to save the country from financial collapse.

Greek crisis overhangs EP plenary session

The plenary session of the European Parliament (EP) opened Monday against the worrying backdrop of the Greek debt crisis following Sunday's historic referendum which saw the country's voters reject the latest offer from creditors.

Putin Tells Tsipras He Supports Greeks to ’Overcome Difficulties’. (the talks were initiated by the Greek side)

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday told Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras he supported Greeks in overcoming the "difficulties" they faced after their resounding 'No' to creditors' bailout terms, the Kremlin said.

Greece votes NO according to ALL opinion polls. Francois Hollande will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel tomorrow

Opinion polls released after Greece's bailout referendum on Sunday showed the “No” vote ahead, suggesting voters had defied warnings from across Europe that rejection of the creditors' terms would set their country on a path out of the euro.

Tsipras renews appeal to Greeks to vote against bailout

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said an IMF analysis showing Greece's debt is unsustainable justifies his government's decision to reject an aid package from creditors that offered no debt relief.

Greek PM sees debt deal within 48 hours after referendum (regardless of the result)

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras appeared confident on Thursday evening that the reforms for cash debt deal Greece has been seeking for five months with creditors will be reached within 48 hours after Sunday's referendum regardless of the result.

Creditors do not want Grexit, Greek PM says

Greece's international creditors do not want a Grexit, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Monday night, as the country faced the first day with closed banks and capital controls, fueling concern over a looming default and exit from the euro zone.

Greece will be 'better armed' after referendum, says prime minister

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said that his country's referendum on the latest bailout offer is intended to make the country stronger in the fight for a new deal with its international creditors.

Further talks on Greek debt as default looms

A day of intense negotiations is expected ahead of a critical meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Brussels this evening.

Grexit risk hikes as Eurogroup meeting ends

Greece and its international creditors failed to clinch a deal on Greece's bailout issue on Thursday, raising the risks of a default and Grexit from the euro zone.