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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.
Thousands join protests in major Greek cities during a strike against the government's economic policies.
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Amnesty International accuses Greek police of serious human rights breaches since rioting broke out in December.
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SomaliaPirates seize a Greek-owned cargo ship off the coast of Somalia, Greek officials say.
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A bomb explodes behind a bank in Athens, damaging two cars but causing no injuries, according to reports.
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A massive manhunt is under way in Greece after two notorious criminals escape from Athens' top security prison by helicopter.
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Two of Greece's most notorious criminals escape from Athens' top security prison by helicopter in a repeat of a daring 2006 breakout.
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SomaliaPirates in the Gulf of Aden seize a Greek-owned cargo ship, says a BBC correspondent aboard a nearby Royal Navy vessel.
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An unknown Greek group threatens to kill police officers and prominent people in retaliation for the killing of a teenager.
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Gunmen attack a police station in the Greek capital, Athens, causing some damage but no injuries.
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BulgariaBulgaria asks the European Commission to step in over a border blockade by Greek farmers.
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Hundreds of anarchist protesters in Greece fight running battles with police through the centre of the capital Athens
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Greek shipping magnate Pericles Panagopoulos, who was kidnapped at gunpoint last week, is freed, police say.
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A left-wing militant group claims to have been behind two recent attacks on police in Greece, police say.
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A Greek shipping magnate, Pericles Panagopoulos, is kidnapped at gunpoint near his home on the outskirts of Athens.
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Police in Greece clash with protesters in a resumption of the violence that flared over the killing of a teenager last month.
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Police shooting fuels fears of Greek terror revival
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United StatesGreek police say a weapon that left a shot policeman in critical condition is linked to an anti-US militant group.
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A Greek riot policeman is seriously injured by attackers armed with Kalashnikov automatic weapons in Athens, officials say.
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SomaliaEU naval forces foil pirates trying to raid a Greek oil tanker off Somalia's coast, the Greek government says.
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Greek police again clash with demonstrators in Athens, two weeks after the fatal shooting of a teenager by police.
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Clashes break out between protesters and police in Greece, in continuing unrest over the killing of a teenager.
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Protesters display huge banners at the Acropolis in Athens urging further "resistance" after days of rioting by youths.
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Greek protesters briefly seize a state TV studio, calling for more mass rallies over a shooting of a teenager by police.
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United KingdomBritish man talks about what he says was police brutality
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Calm returns to the Greek capital, Athens, after eight days of rioting sparked by the killing by police of a 15-year-old boy.
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There has been further unrest overnight in Greece in protest at the killing by police of a 15-year-old boy eight days ago.
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Greek PM Costas Karamanlis rejects calls for early elections after a week of riots over a fatal police shooting.
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Greek students attack police in the capital in a fresh protest over the killing of a teenaged boy last Saturday.
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The economic woes that have led to violence in Greece
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A general strike causes disruption across Greece as the government acts to end riots over a police shooting.
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Why early polls are unlikely in Greece despite unrest
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Police and protesters clash in Athens as the funeral takes place of the boy whose death sparked rioting across Greece.
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Why student anger has erupted in cities across Greece
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The Greek cabinet meets, ahead of the funeral of the 15-year-old boy whose shooting by police sparked violent riots.
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Thousands of protesters across Greece riot for a third successive day after the fatal police shooting of a teenager.
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