Greece has reached a welcome milestone but given its mountain of debt, it still has a long way to go.

Greek voters will decide on Sunday whether to accept the latest bailout from the country's creditors and the austerity measures that come with it.

The following infographic shows Greece's long journey back from the brink with real GDP rising 1.4 percent in 2017. It is expected to reach 2 percent this year and 2.4 percent by 2023.

Today's giant infographic does an excellent job summing up the crisis from beginning to end - it's the only infographic you need to understand it all.

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An infographic provides a visual overview of the Greek debt crisis, highlighting key statistics and trends.

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Officials in Greece and Macedonia have said they are close to reaching a draft agreement to resolve a decades-old name dispute – but the proposed compromise is facing dissent in both countries. Greece ...

Greece’s opposition conservatives returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday, unseating the radical-left Syriza party of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras with pledges to boost ...

The Greek economic crisis continues to make headlines as Prime Minister George Papandreou attempts to maneuver the governments contentious “austerity” bill through the Greek parliament. As predicted, ...