The Guardian

Despite technophobia, a brain drain and a government that struggles to keep up, ordinary Greeks are using technology to tackle fraud and tax evasion

Tourists enter town hall to hand over cheque saying they want to make up for their government’s attitude

Tensions between two countries wound tighter after Wolfgang Schäuble launches verbal attack on Alexis Tsipras’s government

Two hundred years ago Germany’s great poet and statesman performed a U-turn that some would like to see Angela Merkel copy

Greece is bravely laying a path towards a democratic Europe, one that is not dominated by the interests of capitalism or Nato

Approval ratings for radical left party soar despite U-turns forced in debt talks and collapse of tax collection, but the people still expect the government to deliver

Angela Merkel is likely to win the Bundestag vote to back the four-month bailout extension – but with grudging acceptance

George Papaconstantinou accused of removing relatives’ from list of suspected tax evaders and could face life sentence if convicted of crime against the state

For the sake not just of Greece but the whole eurozone, Germany must overcome its historic horror of inflation and embrace fiscal expansion

Introducing a parallel currency would create money and delay Greece’s inevitable financial default. But the strategy will only work if investors believe the country won’t collapse