Debt and regret in Athens
The flame for the London Olympics was recently lit in Greece. Helena Smith looks at the legacy of the 2004 Athens Games
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World leaders back Greece, vow to combat financial turmoil
A summit of the G8 nations on Saturday came down in favour of a push to balance European austerity with a new dose of US-style stimulus.
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A dignified 'Grexit' is unlikely
Whether the Greeks are left with a much-diluted drachma or not, there is still more pain ahead, writes Kevin Davie
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Cobbling a coalition? Greek president pushes to avert poll
Greece's president met party leaders on Sunday in a final bid to cobble together a coalition and avert a repeat election.
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Voters alter EU's political landscape
The backlash against austerity measures has begun as pressured citizens reject their leaders
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Likely economic scenarios for Greece
After an inconclusive election in Athens, these are some economic scenarios and their likely impact on the Eurozone.
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Bailout just prolongs Greek agony
The deal hammered out by eurozone ministers is by no means the end of the tragedy as Greece's future still looks dismal.
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New Greek government in race against time
Greece's new unity government under Lucas Papademos faces a race against time to save the debt-stricken nation from bankruptcy.
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IMF 'confident' blocked Greece loan will be released
The IMF says it's "confident" of its talks with Greece on plans to trim its deficit that will lead to the release €8-billion in bailout funds
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European debt crisis is at a perilous juncture
The country in the firing line is Italy, which accounts for 20% of the eurozone's output, as opposed to Greece's 3%.
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