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Since the beginning of Greece’s financial crisis in 2010, two prime ministers have been swept from office after they were forced to adopt an unfeasible package of austerity measures in…

Greece narrowly avoided defaulting on its debt on Thursday, making a crucial payment to the European Central Bank after receiving billions of euros in new aid from other eurozone countries.

The upcoming Greek election may reopen the can of worms that the 86 billion euro bailout deal with creditors was supposed to close.

"Alternatively, and I guess more likely, they’ve decided to push Greece over the edge. Rather than give any ground, they prefer to see Greece forced into default and probably out…

Another Chapter 11 for Greece, the third in five years — and no exit in sight. The Greeks won’t do the eurozone the favor of absconding from the common currency

Greece dissolved its Parliament on Wednesday, preparing for early general elections this month that could provoke a showdown with its creditors and cause turmoil in financial markets

Nowhere have austerity policies been more aggressively tried — and generally failed to live up to results promised by advocates — than in Greece. After more than four years of…

Grexit may be back. But, remarkably, the sense of panic isn’t

“Financial markets have been forcing Greece to dance to their tune,” Mr. Tsipras, the firebrand leader of Greece’s leftist Syriza party, shouted during a rally on the island of Crete.…