Greek bailout

Prime Minister accused the IMF of coming up with "new demands for Greece; absurd, imaginary unreal."

Short-term debt relief was put on hold due to Greek plans to pay benefits to pensioners.

A crunch summit with creditors begins Monday.

A deal struck in the early hours of Wednesday has earned plaudits on the continent.

The reforms are necessary to secure further bailout funds from Greece's creditors.

Another economic crisis is looming, and Athens is struggling with tens of thousands of refugees.

Where does Syriza's win leave Greece, its economy and its creditors?

The anguish over the negotiations has exposed important differences in Germany over its role as the leader of Europe.

The bill lawmakers will vote on late on Wednesday covers rules for dealing with failed banks and speeding up the justice system.

After an initial wave of selling, European stocks and the euro recovered some ground.

Tsipras asked Juncker to help get the program "extended by a few days and help restore the Greek banking system's liquidity."

Greek prime minister shakes up negotiating team and takes controversial finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, out of the limelight.

Experts say that the last minute clamp down is too little too late.

Angela Merkel says Grexit must be prevented while Varoufakis writes that disagreements with creditors are "not unbridgeable".

The environment minister has revoked a license leaving gold stuck in a mine in northern Greece.

Finance minister says letting Greece leave euro zone is "playing with fire" and suggests others could follow.

Finance minister pledges to "reform Greece deeply" as deadline for €450 million loan repayment to IMF approaches.

Visit will focus on lifting Russian embargo on Greek products and improving energy cooperation.

Athens yet to agree bailout extension as ECB agrees modest increase in emergency funding