Simon Marks

Break­down of co­he­sion among EU na­tions means time is run­ning out to get a grip on the es­ca­lat­ing refugee sit­u­a­tion.

The ma­jor­i­ty of Greeks re­fused the con­di­tions of a new bailout pack­age from the EU, but are un­sure what to ex­pect next.

Eu­rogroup fi­nance min­is­ters say Athens’ bailout pro­gramme will ex­pire on Tues­day, re­gard­less of Greek ref­er­en­dum.

As talks break down again, Greece and cred­i­tors pre­pare pro­pos­als for meet­ing of eu­ro­zone fi­nance min­is­ters.

Athens says ‘splen­did doc­u­ment’ pulled off the ta­ble af­ter Ger­many’s top ne­go­tia­tor sat down.

Rul­ing Syriza par­ty has stepped back from cam­paign pledge to write off more than 50 per­cent of its debt.

Af­ter po­lice ‘anti-ter­ror’ raids, Bel­gians strug­gle to over­come ‘mis­un­der­stand­ings’ on re­li­gion and speech free­doms.

The Eu­ro­pean Union’s ‘Troi­ka’ in­sti­tu­tions and aus­ter­i­ty: friend or foe?

The killers of a trade union leader re­main at large, amid charges that the coun­try’s jus­tice sys­tem fos­ters im­puni­ty.

De­spite talks be­tween Hun Sen and the op­po­si­tion, de­mands for re­form have been large­ly ig­nored.