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*By Dr. Nicholas Economides - Through targeted investments, Greece will increase GDP and tax revenue as well as reduce unemployment and the debt/GDP ratio.

The head of Greece's major opposition Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) party Alexis Tsipras told European Central Bank President Mario Draghi the country...

With a primary surplus in hand, Greece is set to ask the eurozone to approve some sort of relief from the 240 billion euros...

Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras, who once said Greece didn't need debt relief, on April 28 confirmed that it does and that the government next...

Despite a primary surplus and a tepid return to the bond markets, Greece's debt is still so unsustainable that European Union officials are reportedly...

The new German proposal addresses the financial crisis that is plaguing Greece with a new bailout loan, more debt haircuts and a more responsible...

With Prime Minister Antonis Samaras touting what he says is a looming economic recovery this year, Greece's international lenders say he should forget about...

The German Finance Ministry, rejecting a report in the news magazine Der Spiegel that said Germany was readying a third bailout package for Greece,...

The German economist and former member of the European Commission’s Task Force for Greece, Jens Bastian proposes an international summit for the Greek debt,...

Greek Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras, dismissing reports he may be appointed the Governor of the Bank of Greece which has had trouble predicting the...