Parliament early on Monday approved a budget for 2015 that foresees extensive tax cuts and solid growth despite ongoing negotiations with creditors over economic policy and questions about the country’s…
I have been coming to Greece two or three times a year for more than 40 years and served as The Times’s correspondent in Athens from 1977 to 1980. Over…
As Greece continues trying to claw its way out of its debt hole, the results of the European Central Bank’s review of the country’s lenders were hailed in Athens on…
Thirteen years ago, a small Greek Orthodox church with a ringing rooftop bell offered a reprieve from the city’s furious financial nerve center, until it was crushed when the World…
As the Cypriot economy reeled from the collapse of its second-largest bank in 2013, the European Central Bank faced a thorny question: Should it keep the institution, Cyprus Popular Bank,…
Omnibus bill essentially gives retroactive immunity to thousands of workers in state-funded organizations that could shield them from future corruption prosecutions
Although there are timid signs that the Greek economy may have turned a corner after receiving 240 billion euros, or $304 billion at current exchange rates, in bailout funds, the…