Germany Approves Greece Bailout

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  German Chancellor Angela Merkel Girds for Right-Wing Revolt in Greece Bailout Vote

  German Chancellor Angela Merkel will call on the country's parliament to approve a third bailout for debt-mired Greece on Wednesday, but could face a rebellion from lawmakers within her own conservative ranks.

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  Greek Parliament Approves Bailout After All-Night Debate

  Greek lawmakers finally voted through the country's third international bailout today after a bitter all-night debate, hours before European finance ministers were due to meet to approve the deal with Germany digging in its heels.

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  Greek Parliament Approves Bailout Measures as Syriza Fragments

  The package was approved with 229 votes in the 300-seat chamber. There were 64 votes against it and six abstentions.

• A look at the EU's key decisions in 2012

  In a whirlwind of decision-making, ministers from the European Union's 27 countries agreed Thursday on the foundation of a fully-fledged banking union and approved billions of euros in bailout loans for Greece that will prevent it from going bankrupt.

• German lawmakers approve new Greek bailout

  The German parliament approved a second, euro130 billion ($173 billion) loan package for Greece on Monday after Chancellor Angela Merkel warned lawmakers that it would be irresponsible to abandon the country to bankruptcy.

• Germany approves second Greek bailout package

  German parliament has overwhelmingly approved the second financial bailout package for Greece, but delivered a blow to Chancellor Angela Merkel by denying her for the first time a majority of her centre-right coalition parties in a crucial vote.

• German lawmakers approve new Greek bailout

  Merkel said that it would be irresponsible to risk a Greek bankruptcy.

• Greece approves austerity to stay in eurozone

  Greece's parliament has approved an austerity and debt-relief bill, crucial for the country to avoid bankruptcy and remain in the eurozone. Lawmakers voted early Monday in favor of the bill that imposes harsh new austerity measures in return for a euro 130 billion ($171 billion) new bailout agreement and related deal with private creditors to shave...