Greek government

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business

Greece eases some limits on money transfers

The Greek government has relaxed slightly its restrictions on banking transactions, allowing small amounts to be sent abroad for the first time in about two months.

comment-analysis

Fulfilling bailout terms will be an impossible task for Greece

It's time to reorder the global economy instead of undermining capitalism

We don’t need another round of ‘disastrous’ Social Partnership

world

Timothy Geithner’s idea on solution to Greece gains currency

comment-analysis

Greeks in two minds about what they want

Greeks jubilant despite fears of Grexit

Jubilant Greeks celebrated their democracy last night as they voted overwhelmingly against the austerity of the past five years but insisted that it is a vote for Europe.

Mon, 06 Jul, 2015

Greece rejects Taoiseach’s personal appeal to toe line

Greece has rejected a personal plea from Taoiseach Enda Kenny to back down and follow Ireland’s austerity agenda as its radical prime minister Alexis Tsipras insisted he would put his people first, not creditors.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2015

Negotiations on Greece break down

Negotiations on the Greek plan broke down completely last night with pressure due to mount today as EU leaders gather in Brussels.

Thu, 25 Jun, 2015

A new beginning for Greece and Europe

Greece has choices to make to resolve its crippling debt problems but the entire eurozone also needs fiscal and structural co-ordination if it is to prosper, writes Dennis Snower

Wed, 24 Jun, 2015

DOCUMENT: Greeks return to original measures to meet demands

The Greek government returned to many of the original austerity measures to save money including cutting pensions, privatising airports and ports as well as new laws to tackle tax evasion and fraud.

Tue, 23 Jun, 2015