Year-on-year, GDP growth was 2.6%, unrevised from the first estimate.

UK taxpayers' money to be 'ring fenced' in any Greek rescue package

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says Greece has sent a message of dignity to Europe.

Europe's treatment of migrants is shameful and betrays its founding philosophy, says Inna Shevchenko

Eurozone countries have given Greece until 12 July to come up with a proposal for sweeping reforms.

The single currency is holding firm as Greece prepares to unveil new proposals to alleviate debt crisis.

Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel meet in Paris ahead of euro leaders' summit on 7 July.

Shares across Europe fell by almost 2% on 6 July after Greeks rejected conditions of a rescue package.

Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis proves what a cool dude he is with his grey T-shirt.

Millions of Greeks to decide on austerity terms of international creditors in game-changing referendum.

Athens loses EU financial safety net as €240bn bailout funding ends.

After months of negotiations, the Greek people will decide what course the country takes.

ECB refuses to increase emergency credit to Greek banks, but has agreed to keep them at current levels.

Omens not good for 30 June deadline as Angela Merkel says talks have gone backwards.

Whether Greece stays in the Eurozone or not I believe you should invest in Eurozone stocks.

Greece has to repay €1.6bn to the IMF before 30 June and owes creditors €3.9bn that needs to be paid in July and €3.2bn in August.

Alexis Tsipras announces new reforms package signalling desperate efforts as EU leaders set to meet for crucial conference.

Greece's Finance Minister says eurozone is "dangerously close" to such a mindset.

Greek Communist party labour union supporters occupy finance ministry.

People of the various states consider themselves to be national first and European second.

Head of European Central Bank expressed cautious optimism that Greece would benefit from ECB money printing.

EU finance ministers agreed the details of a €315bn (£224bn, $338bn) investment plan to help revive the European economy.

Cash-strapped Greece expected to provide details about its tobacco reform proposals soon to obtain future bailout funds.

Of all EU countries, Greece is the exception with lowering minimum wages.

Talks between Greece and euro zone finance ministers over the country's debt broke down on 16 February when Athens rejected a proposal to request a six-month extension of its international bailout as "unacceptable".

Bank of England (BoE) chief Mark Carney said on Thursday (12 February) that British inflation could turn negative and that he expected stronger growth on the back of lower oil prices.

Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said he had a fruitful discussion with European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Wednesday (February 4) and delivered the message that there cannot be business as usual in Greece.

Experts, including Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank, predict parity by 2017 as capital outflow intensifies.

In the most vulnerable countries, only 4 out of 10 from the 15-24 age group are employed.

Eurozone business growth picked up by the slimmest of margins despite deep price cuts.