A war of words between Greece and EU paymaster Germany escalated on Tuesday with Athens’ new leftist prime minister refusing what he called 'blackmail' to extend an international bailout Reuters ...

"Things like the welfare state decide elections in Germany," said Mr. Herz. "It's very hard to sell the idea of aid to Greece just now. Germany will allow time for the Greek cuts to work, and if ...

Greece and Germany have been at loggerheads all week over whether European lenders should forgive some of Greek's burdensome debt. But as Joe Schlesinger reminds us, Germany's debt defaults after ...

Germany will not allow Greece to leave, even though Germany in no way believes that little, uncompetitive, tax-evading Greece deserves euro zone membership.

Germany’s parliament approves the Greek bailout extension. And the award for the most strained – and yet, most crucial – European relationship goes to the unhappy marriage of Greece and Germany.

The money could help Greece pay off its $431-billion debt. Germany has refused. By Tanya Talaga Staff Reporter Tuesday, April 7, 2015 2 min to read ...

GDANSK, Poland — With Chancellor Angela Merkel cheering every step of the way, Germany dominated Greece — on the football field. The Germans reached the European Championship semifinals for a ...

Business Forget Greece — Europe’s Real Problem Is Germany Ground zero of Europe’s debt-currency-banking crisis isn’t in Greece, or Portugal, or Ireland or even Spain. It’s in Germany.

Triadafilopoulos, who watched Greece win the cup in 2004 while living in Germany, says despite all the symbolism that could have come with a Greek victory, he expected Germany to dominate.

In this Feb. 27, 1953 file photo, the German Debts Agreement is signed in London. Though Germany is resisting Greece’s pleas for some relief, it should know better than most what it can achieve.

A suspicious package personally addressed to the chancellor of Germany was sent from Greece and resembled a series of small mail bombs found in Athens, Germany's top security official says.