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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.
Eurozone finance ministers give Greece two more years to meet its budget targets, but delay releasing the next tranche of vital bailout funds.
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A draft eurozone document suggests Greece should get two more years to meet budget goals, but that the plan will cost 32bn euros more.
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Greek lawmakers ignore protests to back a 2013 budget including major spending cuts, as eurozone finance ministers prepare to discuss the crisis.
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MPs in Greece vote in favour of budget plans for 2013 that will mean severe spending cuts, but which should allow the release of foreign aid to avoid insolvency.
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More than 10,000 protesters rally outside the Greek parliament in Athens, with MPs due to vote on a 2013 budget of fresh spending cuts.
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The budget foresees the sixth consecutive year of recession in 2013 and huge spending cuts, which will face stiff resistance from the opposition.
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Greece makes an urgent bid to raise funds from the financial markets in case it does not receive the next tranche of international bailout aid in time.
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Credit Agricole bank reports a big loss after the sale of its Greek operation Emporiki costs it nearly 2bn euros.
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Lawmakers in Greece have narrowly backed a fresh round of austerity measures, despite violent protests across the country.
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Lawmakers in Greece narrowly back a fresh round of austerity measures, despite violent protests across the country.
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Protesters in Athens have hurled petrol bombs in a demonstration against new cuts in Greece.
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Protesters in Greece clash with riot police as MPs prepare to vote on a fresh round of austerity measures to secure the next round of bailout funds.
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Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has pleaded with politicians to vote through a fresh round of austerity measures crucial to securing the country's next round of bailout funds.
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Greek politicians must vote on Wednesday night on a fresh round of spending cuts and tax hikes totalling 13.5bn euros (£10.8bn). Will this secure Greece's future in the eurozone or is it just buying time?
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Greeks begin a 48-hour general strike, putting MPs under pressure as they debate a new wave of austerity measures.
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Mourning the vanishing Greece of my childhood
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Greece's government is putting a new austerity package to parliament, amid the threat of bankruptcy if it fails.
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Human rights groups have urged the Greek government to investigate allegations of abuse by police officers.
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A Greek journalist has been acquitted of breaching privacy for publishing the names of 2,000 suspected tax evaders.
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SwitzerlandGreek journalist Costas Vaxevanis is cleared of breach of privacy after publishing the names of 2,000 Greeks he suspected of evading taxes.
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Greek shares fall 5% on concerns talks between Athens and its rescue lenders are not progressing as smoothly as hoped, with banks hit hard.
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SwitzerlandJournalist Costas Vaxevanis goes on trial for breach of privacy after publishing the names of 2,000 Greeks with Swiss bank accounts.
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Greece forecasts an even deeper recession and bigger debtload in 2013 as eurozone ministers hold inconclusive talks over Greece's latest bailout loan.
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Greece reaches agreement with its international creditors on new austerity measures, but the deal needs parliamentary approval.
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SwitzerlandThe Greek investigative journalist who caused a stir when he published a list of Greeks with Swiss bank accounts is sent to trial for breach of privacy.
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SwitzerlandA Greek journalist is arrested after publishing what he says is a list of Greeks with Swiss bank accounts, with some suspected of tax evasion.
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The BBC's Paul Mason on the real Greek parallel with Weimar
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Specialist police officers searching for missing Ben Needham are expected to call off their search on the Greek island of Kos.
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Fresh allegations of torture and asylum abuse haunt Greek police
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Greece's Finance Minister, Yiannis Stournaras, says the country has been given more time to hit bailout targets.
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Greek and British police investigating the disappearance of the toddler Ben Needham more than 20 years ago have started searching a mound of earth close to where he went missing.
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Greece sees its 20th general strike in two years, in protest at further spending cuts needed to receive the next bailout instalment.
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A team of British detectives has arrived on the Greek island of Kos to search land near where Sheffield toddler Ben Needham went missing 21 years ago.
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Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Athens to demonstrate against austerity measures, with some throwing firebombs at police.
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Greece's far-right party, Golden Dawn, won 18 parliamentary seats in the June election with a campaign openly hostile to illegal immigrants - and there are now allegations that some Greek police are supporting the party.
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