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Greek debt crisis: Parliament agrees to £61bn bailout package as ECB deadline looms
Reforms Greece promises in exchange for deal include improvement of VAT and pension systems.
Greece debt crisis: Athens and international lenders in marathon overnight talks
Greece hopes to agree a deal by Tuesday as ECB repayment due on 20 August.
Greek debt crisis: France and Greece want new bailout agreed by late August
This will allow Greece to settle a €3.5bn debt payment to the European Central Bank.
Greece debt crisis: Banks to reopen on 20 July
Banks in Greece are expected to re-open after being closed for nearly three weeks.
Greek debt crisis: ECB agrees extra emergency funding for Greece's banks
Slight raise in funding comes after eurozone bailout agreement.
Market round up: Greece deal lifts FTSE 100 and European indexes
'Markets breathed an audible sigh of relief after Eurozone leaders emerged from marathon talks,' says analyst.
Eurozone ministers demand more from Greece as bailout talks drag on
Negotiations are set to continue after emergency meeting in Brussels adjourned without breakthrough.
Greek debt crisis: Read the Greek economic reform proposals sent to EU, IMF creditors
Greece submitted a fresh draft of proposals to its creditors in an 11th hour bid for debt relief.
Greece crisis: What drives the 'brotherless nation' of Greeks to defiance?
Greece's national character is one marked by exceptionalism and forged in war.
Greek debt crisis: How Greece's banking system is beholden to politics
Cash is running perilously low as crunch meetings are set to decide fate of banking system.
Euro holds steady as investors await eurozone summit
The single currency is holding firm as Greece prepares to unveil new proposals to alleviate debt crisis.
Greek referendum: No vote means 70-80% chance of a Grexit
Shares across Europe fell by almost 2% on 6 July after Greeks rejected conditions of a rescue package.
Greek debt crisis: What experts are saying about political and financial shock in eurozone
Finance gurus offer their views on another critical week for Greece
Simon Heffer: The eurozone project has failed no matter what happens next for Greece
Will the EU paymasters follow through with threats to boot Greece out of the Eurozone?
Greek referendum: ECB expected to maintain tight funding on Greek banks after 'no' vote
ECB expected to maintain Emergency Liquidity Assistance at current level.
Greek referendum: a "No" vote does not mean Grexit
Don't count on Greece being out of the European Union yet. Treaties say it can't be forced out.
Greek debt crisis: Yes vote slightly ahead in latest referendum poll
The Greeks' opinion on the referendum is inconsistent but it is clear they want to stay in the euro.
Tsipras says referendum will go ahead as Merkel rejects last gasp plan
The Greek prime minister is forging ahead with a vote on Sunday.
Syriza is out of its depth and Greece's financial sector is utterly disappointed
As Greek teeters on the brink of default, a Greek businessman offers his view on the turmoil.
Greece Debt Crisis: Alexis Tsipras 'won't implement austerity if Greeks vote Yes in referendum'
Euro partners have made it clear: No deal means a Grexit.
Raghuram Rajan: Global economy may be heading towards another Great Depression
Rajan, known for his prediction of the 2008 financial crisis, has been against unconventional monetary policies of US Fed and ECB.
Grexit: Alexis Tsipras slams creditors and suggests Germany and IMF gunning for loan default
EU official says bailout negotiations 'still stuck at the same red lines'.
Eurozone crisis: Could Russia afford to bail out Greece and what would that mean?
Many media reports are focused on cash-strapped Greece cozying up to sanction-hit Russia.
Fighting talk: Greece and creditors trade insults as Grexit looms
IBTimes UK gathers the sharpest comments from Greece and its creditors over the last few weeks.
Greek crisis may finally be nearing an end as Alexis Tsipras walks tightrope
Key players and experts believe that a deal will be done as 30 June deadline nears.
Market round-up: Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco lead the way as FTSE 100 rises
The index rose on the back of the ECB's announcement on interest rates
Mario Draghi: No indicators for ECB to stop QE before September 2016
The ECB decided to keep its interest rates at 0.05% and hardly revised its inflation rates expectations.
Monetary Policy meeting: ECB leaves interest rate at record low of 0.05%
The bank announced the frozen rate decided in the first Governing Council monetary policy meeting of June.
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras: Debt repayment decision now lies with troika creditors
Greek Prime Minister says he put forward a comprehensive proposal after Troika leaders met
Kevin Pietersen not promised England recall says ECB chairman Colin Graves
No 'promises' or 'guarantees' were made to the 34-year-old over his international future.