Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has told his main political rival to make good use of what he achieved over the last four years.
It's clear now that Beijing wants to use its massive "Belt and Road" project to influence technology — and international governance.
Greece has been in economic turmoil for most of the last decade. Is it finally out of the woods? Ordinary Greeks say not yet.
The political situation is still fragile for Tsipras, whose party has only 145 seats in the Greek parliament — making him leader of a minority government.
The vote raises questions about the future of Tsipras' leadership and whether a snap election in the highest indebted euro zone economy could be just around the corner.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called the wildfires an “asymmetrical” phenomenon, but the country's residents are angry that the Greek authorities have failed to tackle the situation responsibly.
The inferno in Mati was by far Greece’s worst since fires devastated the southern Peloponnese peninsula in August 2007.
CNBC took a look at the latest debt relief measures to Greece and why they matter.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras survived a no-confidence motion in parliament on Saturday.
The chief executive officer of Greece's largest lender expects that the emergency liquidity assistance given by the European Central Bank (ECB) will end in 2018.
Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass says foreign investors are readying to pour billions into Greece in a variety of sectors in 2018.
President Donald Trump appeared to endorse the deal, but the White House walked back his support soon after.
On Tuesday, President Trump met with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to discuss military cooperation and US investment in Greece.
Despite Greece's economic woes, investors are finding opportunities for profit in the stock and bond markets.
CNBC's Willem Marx reports from Luxembourg on a meeting of European finance ministers, at which Greece's sovereign debt crisis is on the agenda.
Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, discusses a potential French presidency under En Marche! candidate Emmanuel Macron.
The two politicians' trajectories are more similar than one might think, a strategist told CNBC.
Vasileios Gkionakis, head of global FX strategy at UniCredit, adds that "populism relies on hearsay."
James Athey, fixed income investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management, discusses upcoming Greek debt negotiations and the fixed income market.
Lagarde used the example of Matteo Renzi's election in Italy in 2014 to show that populist politicians might not be as bad as people fear.
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