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We have started to collect the most important news related to Greece in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The eurozone's rescue fund holds back 1bn euros ($1.3bn; £800m) of its latest instalment of its bailout to Greece.
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Greece's far-left leader abandons efforts to form a government based on rejecting the EU bailout deal, after talks with mainstream parties fail.
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The leader of Greece's radical left Syriza bloc, which rejects the EU/IMF bailout, is to meet the main pro-bailout parties on Wednesday.
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Commerzbank reports worse-than-expected three month results, hit by the Greek debt swap and weak trading.
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United StatesAsian markets fall, tracking falls in Europe and the US, amid political uncertainty in Greece.
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Michael Portillo travels to Greece to find out how the Euro crisis has affected attitudes to the monetary union.
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United StatesEuropean and US shares fall on Tuesday as investors worry about Greece's ability to form a new government.
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The leader of Greece's left-wing Syriza bloc says he will try to form a coalition based on tearing up the terms of the EU/IMF bailout deal.
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Greek voters punish ruling parties
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The leader of Greece's far-left is to try to form a government after parties backing an international bailout deal failed to assemble a coalition.
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Greece's centre-right leader, Antonis Samaras, says he cannot form a coalition, amid warnings from the EU that austerity measures must continue.
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FranceAs Greek voters punished the parties that backed EU austerity conditions, the new French President Francois Hollande has said one of his first acts will be to attempt to renegotiate the EU fiscal pact.
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France, United StatesEuropean shares finish higher on Monday as investor concerns about government austerity plans following weekend election results proved short-lived.
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Greek conservative Antonis Samaras has three days to form a coalition in the face of strong EU warnings to keep to the terms of bailouts, as anti-austerity parties make big gains in parliamentary elections.
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Election leaves Greece with uncertain future
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Greeks are voting in polls in which are expected to see mainstream parties punished to the benefit of anti-austerity candidates.
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The people of Greece, where the eurozone crisis first erupted, have begun voting in parliamentary elections.
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In Greece, campaigning has finished ahead of Sunday's parliamentary elections. The BBC's Matthew Price has been out to see how the austerity measures, introduced by the current caretaker administration, have shaped the election.
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Greek socialist leader Evangelos Venizelos says his country faces a choice between austerity and "mass poverty" in elections on Sunday.
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Greece has its government debt rating raised out of default by the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's.
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A growing number of city dwellers in Greece are moving out to the countryside in search of way out of the economic crisis.
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Greek voters look to new generation
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The far right Golden Dawn Party has been delivering food to the needy and is gaining support fast.
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How economic crisis is an opportunity for Greek far right
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The leader of the Greek Socialist Pasok party, Evangelos Venizelos, warns of the rise of the far right in up-coming elections.
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Greece has opened its first purpose-built detention centre for illegal migrants.
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Greece should not have joined the euro, a former head of the Bundesbank who was closely involved in eurozone policymaking tells the BBC.
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SpainEuropean shares recover slightly from Monday's sharp falls as investors shake off rising Spanish bond yields and worsening forecasts of Greek economic contraction.
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NetherlandsThe heir to the Dutch throne, Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, buys a villa in southern Greece where Vladimir Putin is said by Dutch media to own a home.
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The truth about the number of Porsches in Greece
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A community in Greece ditches money for bartering
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Greece is to hold elections on 6 May, bringing an end to Lucas Papademos's technocrat-led administration.
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Around 2,000 mourners have attended the funeral of Dimitris Christoulas, the pensioner who shot himself outside the Greek parliament over the country's economic woes.
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Greeks hold a vigil at the spot in the capital, Athens, where a pensioner shot himself on Wednesday, apparently in despair over austerity cuts.
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Greece extends the deadline for its latest debt swap plan for a second time.
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