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People take part in a protest organised by a charity called Klimaka in Athens April 14, 2013. Since the debt crisis erupted in 2009, hundreds of thousands of Greeks have lost their jobs and the unemployment rate in the country reached 26.8 percent in Marc

Greece Bailout Under Threat from EU Three-Day Austerity Proof Deadline

EU officials say Greece has three days to prove it can deliver on rescue package conditions or face consequences

Greece to Resume Talks With Lenders for €8.1bn Bailout

Greece resumes negotiations with its lenders to unlock ₤7bn in bailout credit

Greece to hold talks with IMF, European Central Bank and European Commission.

The Return of the EMU Crisis: Economic Monetary Union Wobbles Again

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter says EMU problems are overshadowing the market

Ireland's president, Michael D. Higgins slams Anglo Irish Bank recordings (Photo: Reuters)

Ireland's President Michael Higgins: Anglo Irish Bank Phone Calls Show Culture of Recklessness and Greed

Higgins slams recordings between David Drumm, John Bowe and Peter Fitzgerald for attitude of past failed economic model

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Anglo Irish Bank Chief Pulled €7bn Bailout Figure 'Out His A***', Reveal Secret Tapes

Phone call between two bank executives, days before Dublin bailed out the banks, suggest figures were made up

Bankers meet in Paris to seek regulatory clarity

World's Most Influential Bankers Meet To Seek Clarity On Regulatory Changes

Bankers to assess how quantitative easing cutbacks and China's slowing growth will impact economies.

Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls unveils spending cuts and borrowing billions (Photo: Reuters)

Labour to Borrow Billions for Growth Projects - yet Keep Osborne's Austerity Measures

Despite widely disagreeing with government cuts and borrowing over the years, it reveals it will implement similar measures.

Miliband Rules Out Labour Borrowing to Reverse Tory Cuts

Labour leader sets out economic stall at party's National Policy Forum in Birmingham.

EU at Loggerheads Over Who Pays When Banks Fail

Finance Ministers argue for 20 hours straight in Luxembourg, but fail to strike deal.

EU Mulls Whether to Force Big Savers to Bail out Banks [VIDEO]

Finance ministers to forge new rules on who should pay for bank bailouts - big savers or the ordinary taxpayer.

IMF: Spain Making 'Strong Progress' in Economic Reforms

IMF praises Spain for improving economy but warns of risk factors threatening to unravel progress

Cyprus in Crisis: Troika Likely to Ignore Nicos Anastasiades' Angry Bailout Terms Letter

Anonymous eurozone officials say Cyprus will not get change to €10bn bailout conditions.

France's former president Francois Sarkozy with IMF chief Christine Lagarde

'Use Me' IMF Chief Christine Lagarde Wrote to Nicolas Sarkozy

Hand-written letter found during search reveal Lagarde's oath of allegiance to former French president.

IMF Signs Off On $1.27bn Aid To Ireland

The IMF is one of the three lenders overseeing Dublin's €85bn (£71.8bn ) bailout.

Tunisia May Inject $1.2bn into State-Owned Banks Amid Post-Ben Ali Reforms

Tunisian government recently received $1.74bn loan from International Monetary Fund to aid economic reforms.

Markets, Politics, Economics: Investors' Stupidity, Carelessness or Wishful thinking?

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades unleashed a scathing attack on the bailout conditions (Photo: Reuters)

Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades Slams IMF and EU Bailout Conditions

Anastasiades criticises the lack of support for lenders when compared to its neighbour Greece

Greece Shuts State-Owned Broadcaster ERT [VIDEO]

Athens has to cut 15,000 public jobs by end of 2014 as part of bailout requirements.

Junior debt holders of Bankia take part in a protest outside Spain's regional government office in Barcelona June 6, 2013. The signs read, "We don't want to be Bankia's forced holders". (Photo: REUTERS)

Spain Mulls Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis Bailout Extension

Government may decide on one-year extension after only accessing 40% of rescue fund.

Cyprus Central Bank's Tomb-Toilets Join Financial Crisis Art Club [SLIDESHOW]

Andreas Efstathiou's installation is latest in political artwork highlighting economic problems in Greece, Spain and Italy.

Bill Gates and Danny Boyle to Address Hunger Rally in London's Hyde Park

'If...' campaign to put pressure on David Cameron ahead of G8 summit in Northern Ireland.

Markets, Politics and Economics: Quick, Big Bucks in Shorting But Risks Remain

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the month ahead in markets, politics and economics.

Unemployment in France Hits Highest Level in 15 Years

Number of jobless French creeps up to 10.8%, highest level since 1998.

Bilderberg 2013: White Men, Vampire Squids and Shape-Shifting Lizard People [VIDEO]

Official list of elite attendees for meeting of normally secretive Bilderberg Group in Watford published

IMF Urges France to Bolster Reforms and Cut Labour Costs

International Monetary Fund tells French President Francois Hollande that economic reforms programme needs "powering up".

FTSE 350 Companies' Profits Plummet 30% in 2012

Share Centre's Profit Watch UK report also highlights real terms FTSE 350 revenue drop in disappointing year.

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