Last year, Greece finally regained its financial independence after the end of its eight-year bailout programme, but inherent problems still persist in the country. The intrinsic fallibility of its debilitated banking industry is perhaps the most worrying

The Greek Government has secured parliamentary approval to introduce the new cutbacks demanded by creditors in exchange for further bailout funding

Following a rare public division among the IMF’s board of directors, the possibility of the organisation’s participation in a new bailout for Greece remains uncertain

After more than 17 long hours eurozone leaders finally reach an agreement for Greek bailout deal

A proposed deal sees Greece accept economic reforms that were previously rejected

Greeks have voiced their rejection of EU leaders and lenders, placing their future in the euro further in doubt

Despite last ditch efforts, Greece has failed to unlock funds to make its €1.5bn payment

Greek government closes banks and imposes capital controls in order to stave off a financial crisis

After turning down Greece’s reform proposals, creditors have provided an outline of their conditions if they are to release bailout funds

The appointment of Michalis Psalidopoulo comes as the prospect of a Greek default nears

Following the unexpected departure of the IMF during negotiations, Germany prepares for an increasingly likely Greek default

Yanis Varoufakis has been sidelined as part of a negotiation team reshuffle, a move welcomed by markets and creditor countries

Greece’s credit rating has been cut, owing to the view that its debt and other financial commitments are “unsustainable”

Lifting the capital controls on Cyprus’ banking system shows that efforts to distance itself from Greece are paying dividends

Greece has unveiled a list of reforms in the first step of many required to complete the new bailout agreement