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Tuesday, June 9, 2015

If the eurozone thinks Greece can be blackmailed, it is wrong

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Greece’s creditors do not have the country’s best interests at heart. Syriza, which still has enormous popular support, will not be afraid t...

European Officials Confirm New Proposals From Greece on Resolving Standoff

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One of the Greek proposals, according to three officials, focuses on fiscal targets, and describes measures to generate revenue. It calls fo...

Messages from the Play were Very Strong, President Says

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The messages sent in the play we just watched are very strong, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades said, in statements with Turkish Cypriot ...

More Migrants Pour Into Greece

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Greek authorities say hundreds of people using small boats and dinghies have arrived over the past day on eastern Aegean islands. The post M...

AP PHOTOS: Top pictures from Europe and Africa

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LONDON (AP) — The spring surge in migrants flooding across the Mediterranean hit Italy and Greece hard again last week, with thousands eithe...

Germany's Schaeuble says differences with Greece remain

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Germany and Greece are still some distance apart on a possible compromise between Greece and its creditors to keep the country from default,...

Tsipras warns Greek exit would trigger EZ collapse, as markets will attack next country

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Greece leaving the eurozone, dubbed the ‘Grexit’, would be a major blow for the European Union, as it would trigger a domino effect and eat ...