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Challenges remain to Greece's long-term debt sustainability - IMF
Greece and its European partners agreed last week on a set of debt measures to help the country emerge smoothly from the programme.
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Scotch whisky makers see dram half full over Brexit
Scotch whisky makers were among the most fervent industry advocates for staying in the European Union, but if Britain has to leave, they prefer a clean break.
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Matchmaker Merkel seeks awkward three-way embrace
Party delegations each made five-minute presentations before breaking ahead of further discussions due on Tuesday.
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Merkel tries to build coalition after vote that puts far right in parliament
Voters flocked to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD), the first far-right party to enter the German parliament in more than half a century.
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Euro is a ‘knife in the ribs’ of the French says Le Pen
A government under Le Pen’s presidency would take France out of the euro zone and bring back a national currency.
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France's Le Pen says euro exit 'wouldn't be chaos'
French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen sought to reassure voters concerned over her plans to withdraw France from the euro zone.
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Greece told to do more
Greece told that 6 sweeping measures including tax and pension reforms must be enacted by Wednesday night.
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Eurogroup receives assessment of Greece’s request for a bailout
Euro zone finance ministers have received an assessment Greece’s request for a bailout & its reform proposals.
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‘Greece should not expect debt relief any time soon’
This reportedly came out of an emergency eurozone summit this afternoon.
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Greeks defy Europe with overwhelming referendum 'No'
If confirmed, the result will also deliver a hammer blow to the EU’s grand single currency project.
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France proposes talks on Greece's future
Emmanuel Macron says whatever the result, political discussions must start tomorrow.
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Euro zone welcomes new Greek debt proposals, more work to do
Greece's finance minister submitted new proposals including taxes on businesses and the wealthy.
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Euro zone sets emergency summit on Greece as money flees
Officials dismissed a newspaper report that creditors were preparing a final offer to extend Greece's bailout.
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Greece to do ‘whatever it can’ to reach deal with EU
Athens agreed to talk to its creditors about the way out of its hated international bailout.
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Renzi sworn in as Italian prime minister
Italian centre-left leader Matteo Renzi took office on Saturday as his country's youngest prime minister.
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Tourism boom boosts Greek current account
Current account deficits have been a drag on the Greek economy for decades.
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Greeks public sector workers strike
Greek public sector workers have gone on strike for the second time in a week.
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Staggered aid for Greece
Greece secured a 6.8 billion euro lifeline from the euro zone on Monday.
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Euro zone set for deeper recession - survey
Germany is now suffering a contraction in business activity that has long dogged France, Italy and Spain.
