Topic: Antonis Samaras - CSMonitor.com

Greece starts firing civil servants for first time in a century

The Greek government began its first mass-firing of public-sector workers in more than 100 years this week, part of an effort to lay off 180,000 by 2015 under Europe-imposed austerity.

Staying afloat: Europe releases more money for Greece

Greece pushes through more austerity, awaits next bailout payment

Ahead of austerity cuts, Greek protests get violent

Greeks strike over spending cuts before crucial austerity vote

Why Angela Merkel may not be able to keep Greece in Europe (+video)

Athens vents anger at Angela Merkel's visit

Why did Greece give Merkel such a chilly reception? (+video)

Austerity protests in Greece turn violent

Merkel stands increasingly alone in opposing Greek eurozone exit

Germany says 'time is money,' and additonal funds for Greece aren't an option

Bernanke: More room for Fed action. Market runs up.

Samaras goes on charm offensive in bid to give Greece more time

Greek premier will meet with Merkel and Hollande in bailout extension talks

Stock futures nudged higher by possible ECB deal

Greece names new finance minister

Stranger than fiction: Germany-Greece eurocrisis invades the soccer pitch

New Greek prime minister after month of uncertainty

Greeks get a government, but Europe needs confidence

Greece may form coalition government as soon as Wednesday

Second day of power-sharing talks begin in Greece (+video)

Greece vote tempers threat of eurozone departure (+video)

US stocks down early as Europe takes center stage

Caretaker government for Greece until June elections

New elections for Greece as talks collapse