Greece

Whatever our own politicians like to say, Syriza’s renewed victory at the polls in Greece on Sunday is certainly a “prelude for the Portuguese” elections as well as those following

Portugal’s political parties are divided over the victory of the ‘no’ vote in Greece’s historic referendum yesterday (July 5), with some celebrating the news and others taking a more cautious

As the world’s attention remains locked on the Greek debt crisis, all kinds of barbed comments have been doing the rounds – particularly since Greek PM Alexis Tsipras complained his

This is the headline of a new article by the Financial Times journalist Peter Wise, who works from Lisbon, and who pours cold water on assertions by Portugal’s leaders that

With the coalition government adamant that Portugal has enough financial reserves to cushion it against a Greek exit from the Eurozone, a group of the country’s top economists have suggested

As the iron-resolve of European leaders appears to be relaxing towards a compromise deal with Greece, an open letter from 32 of Portugal’s leading political figures gave prime minister Passos

With the European stand-off against Greece still being firmly upheld in Brussels, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has upped the ante with something of a firecracker: “If Greece leaves the