In tough times, Greeks bear gifts
Citizens in Greece have forged ingenious new economic models to survive by pulling together and selling necessities such a vegetables at cost price.
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Eurozone ministers to continue 'tough' Greece talks
Finance ministers are to confer by telephone after 12 hours of talks in Athens failed to produce a breakthrough on a Greek bailout deal.
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Let Greeks decide on debt
The process has been hijacked by a
self-serving troika that has ignored the people.
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Europe's biggest deficit is democratic independence
Financial markets rallied after Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou announced he was dropping plans for a referendum on the terms of the bailout.
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Greek parties set for more wrangling
Greek leaders were beginning a second day of talks and behind-the-scenes wrangling on Sunday to break a political deadlock.
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Austria confident of Greek bailout
Austria's finance minister says Greece will more likely than not receive the next tranche of bailout cash it needs to stave off bankruptcy.
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Private sector powers Greek bailout
Eurozone leaders have agreed to a sweeping deal that will grant Greece a massive new bailout and radically reshape the currency union's rescue.
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Athens struggles to win backing for austerity plan
Greece's government faces an electorate opposed to austerity measures which must be passed in Parliament next week to avert default.
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Greek prime minister fights to avert default
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou faces a confidence vote on Tuesday, a hurdle he must clear to win backing for a new round of spending cuts.
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Greeks protest as revamped government pursues cuts
Thousands of Greeks marched on Parliament on Saturday in a show of public anger after Prime Minister George Papandreou reshuffled his Cabinet.
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