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Most Greeks believe their new government is unable to resolve their near-bankrupt country's problems, a poll found on Thursday. The poll by Public Issue for...

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake recorded in the coastal area west of the Greek island Rhodes jolted people in Cyprus right out of their afternoon...

Nearly half of Germans think the eurozone would be better off without Greece, according to a survey to be published in the German weekly...

"It has been years since anyone said anything positive about the Greek economy," writes Adam Davidson for The New York Times and adds that...

ATHENS – In a damning report, Amnesty International condemned what it said was repeated instances of regular police brutality against protesters, journalists, innocent bystanders,...

From the first Greek bailout until the upcoming EU summit, there were some important touchpoints for the protracted governmental debt crisis in Europe's 17-nation euro...

The Microsoft headquarters in Athens have been attacked, with assailants reversing a van through the front entrance and detonating an incendiary device that sparked...

ATHENS – After stiffing investors earlier this year with 74 percent losses and still wracked by a deep recession, $460 billion in debt, and...

German Foreign Affairs Minister Guido Westerwelle decided to restrain “Bild” newspaper from its outpouring of inappropriate remarks and the constant criticizing and humiliating articles...

Eurozone Finance chiefs are weighing whether to ease the terms of Greece's latest bailout. Meeting in Luxembourg, finance ministers from Germany, the Netherlands and Finland...