Greece will increase its gross monthly minimum wage by 4.5% to 920 euros from April 1, marking the sixth rise in four years. This move aims...

Greece has launched new Tech and Talent visas and relaxed EU Blue Card rules, effective February 6, 2026. These reforms aim to attract high...

Australia has banned children under 16 from major social media platforms, a move prompting similar legislative actions across Europe and So...

Italy is among Europe’s most in-demand golden visas, ranking in the top-3 European Union programmes by volume.

Both the pilots have been de-rostered, an investigation has been ordered and the airline has expressed regret over the incident.

Most people I talked to sounded philosophical, even optimistic. They were fiercely proud to be Greek — that’s it.

It seems as if every morning brings another incremental development or regression in Greece's battle against its European creditors.

Living standards in Greece could fall, banks will face the prospect of collapse, savings may be frozen, businesses could go bankrupt and mo...

The 61-year-old finance expert, who now holds one of the most important jobs in Europe, feels the euro is irreversible and will continue to...

Greece's central bank today said the country was facing the possibility of an disorderly exit from the eurozone.

The government must act with even more resolve to resolve policy tangles.

Countries may be unable to escape a toxic combo of low growth & high funding costs

The doomsayers were led by economist Nouriel Roubini, who warned that "there is a significant risk of double-dip recession in US'' as well ...

The developed world is suffering from a "debt curse," with the worst case -Japan- expected to take up to 2084 to bring its public debt down...

Greece is considering taking legal action against US investment banks that might have contributed to the country’s debt crisis, Prime Minis...

V Anantha Nageswaran, Head-Investment Research, Bank Julius Baer, in a chat with ET Now talks about Greek crisis.

The euro rose sharply as the markets embraced the 30-billion-euro aid package for debt-ridden Greece.