Greek politicians have failed to form a government and will now head towards holding a new election. Polls show the vote could favour the country's leftists who want to renege on the terms of bailout agreed on by the government earlier in the yea...
Attempts to form a unity government in Greece appear doomed to fail as political leaders remain at loggerheads.
The Olympic flame begins its journey to London -- with a hitch.
The number of people out of work in Greece has hit a new record. The unemployment rate was 21.7 seven percent of the workforce in February and in the 15-24 age group, joblessness stood at a record 54 percent. Nearly 1.1 million people were o...
Brussels has warned Athens it has no choice but to stick to the tough budget discipline set out in its recently negotiated bailout deal. Speaking for the first time since Greece's election on Sunday, which saw a big backlash against austerity, t...
In tonight's special report from Greece, Inigo Gilmore gained rare and intimate access to one family in Athens which is close to breaking point.
From anti-austerity demonstrations in London, to Vladimir Putin enjoying a beer in Moscow, the Telegraph takes a look at May Day marches around the world.
Tens of thousands of people have descended on streets across the world to mark International Workers' Day. Big protests are also taking place across Europe, particularly in the hardest-hit countries such as Greece and Spain, where governments hav...
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...vulnerability to Italy's recession and more trouble in the eurozone. Financial markets were set for another difficult day Tuesday over a crisis ...