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ATHENS – Just as it appeared Socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos might be able to form a shaky coalition government, another feud broke out between political leaders. German officials also said Greece would not get any more money from international...

ATHENS – As Greeks were set to vote on May 6 for a new government that could be another coalition administration, the country’s international lenders said if a stalemate results, that if a fragmented coalition government is elected without...

Greece should not be complacent now that it’s getting a second bailout to prop up its failed economy, International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde and German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble – a constant critic – have warned in a...

ATHENS – The ink isn’t dry yet on a second bailout to save Greece – this one for $172 billion after a first for $152 billion didn’t slow the country’s slide toward default, but the international lenders putting up...

ATHENS – Greeks had better get used to the idea of the international lenders coughing up the dough to keep the country from defaulting sticking around as officials of the Troika of the European Union-International Monetary Fund-European Central Bank...

ATHENS -  Greece’s interim Prime Minister Lucas Papademos says he gave up his salary as soon as he was appointed three months ago – President Karolos Papoulias did so earlier this month, relinquishing his annual $400,000 pay. Papademos made...

ATHENS – While Greece has passed more austerity measures to give guarantees for a second bailout of $172 billion to keep the country from defaulting, mistrust among leaders of the international lenders hasn’t abated, with Eurozone chief Jean-Claude Juncker...

ATHENS - The German Bundestag has given its approval to a $172 billion second bailout of Greece as part of a deal worked out with international lenders after Chancellor Angela Merkel said it would be irresponsible for Europe to...

ATHENS - With the ink still not dry on a second bailout for Greece - this one for $172 billion to go along with a first ongoing series of $152 billion in rescue loans to keep the country from...

ATHENS – Watching Greeks having their pay cut and taxes hiked on orders of international lenders to keep rescue loans coming, President Karolos Papoulias said he will give up his annual salary of 300,000 euros, some $392,000, and blasted...