Greece is to be placed under the direct control of EU officials. The function of Greece’s parliament will be to rubber-stamp the transfer of real authority to Brussels and Berlin. It has until Wednesday to pass a series of laws implementing the demands of German imperialism and the EU.

The mood in Athens this week was at once embattled and proud, erratic and panicked. A wave of political resignations has swept Greece since Sunday’s referendum, in which Greeks were asked whether they agreed with the latest bailout terms offered by the country’s creditors. “No” won resoundingly in every province of the country. Antonis Samaras, the former prime minister, stepped down as head of the New Democracy Party that night...

In his first interview since resigning, Greece's former Finance Minister says the Eurogroup is “completely and utterly” controlled by Germany, Greece was “set up” and last week’s referendum was wasted.

The financial stability of your home country is something many of us take for granted, but it’s not guaranteed. Millions of Greeks are currently living through the fall out of a country’s economical collapse, and that has meant some rather restrictive measures have been put in place, like certain capitol controls which stop them sending money out of the country.

And here’s the obvious question: Should the International Olympic Committee shoulder some of the blame?

Official Euro Summit Statement regarding Greece

The roots of Greece's economic crisis are not to be found only in Greece's past behavior, but also in the structure and policies of the European Union.

We crossed the Macedonian border into Greece on July 4, and since then I’ve had what is sometimes called “an ant’s-eye view” of the crisis. By John Dolan.

Eurozone heads of state gathered here on Sunday, with just hours remaining to reach a deal to keep Greece in Europe’s common currency.

MPs will not accept any new bailout deal for Greece, public broadcaster Yle says, meaning ministers’ hands are tied in crunch Brussels negotiations

A military plane spotted the vessel west of Zakinthos in the Ionian Sea, the coast guard said on Sunday.

Eurozone finance leaders warn of "extremely tough" negotiations ahead as they consider Greece's latest proposals for a third bailout.

Tomorrow's EU Summit will seal Greece's fate in the Eurozone. As these lines are being written, Euclid Tsakalotos, my great friend, comrade and successor as Greece's Finance Ministry is heading for...

Debt restructuring has always been our aim in negotiations – but for some eurozone leaders Grexit is the goal

Greece could be cut loose and plunged into financial collapse if it fails to win over EU leaders at a weekend of summits to decide its fate

Consider that the IMF had already expected the Greek economy under baseline to shrink by 4%-points, and for fiscal consolidation to shrink the Greek economy by 3%-points, and we have 4/5 of the damage to the Greek economy--relative to a counterfactual forecast under some zero-spending-austerity baseline was due to austerity.

Greek cabinet backs a 13-page package of reforms and spending cuts worth €13bn to secure third bailout and modest debt writeoff

"No" becomes a bitter "Yes," although symbolic concessions on collective bargaining seem to be secured

As a Turkish guy, I almost found the article funny but then I realized it was written by a professor from University of Chicago. What do you think?