We have started to collect the most important news related to Greece in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Greek exit from the euro would be a "major catastrophe", the former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has told the BBC.
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Greeks are voting for the second time in six weeks in a cliffhanger election that could decide the country's future in the eurozone.
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Firefighters battle several wildfires spreading by high winds near the Greek capital Athens.
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Strong winds are spreading wildfires near Athens and in southern Greece, threatening homes and the safety of residents.
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Giorgos Karagounis scores as Greece produce one of the shocks of Euro 2012 to knock Russia out of the tournament.
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Hours before Greeks go to the polls, German Chancellor Angela Merkel urges voters to elect leaders who will stick to austerity measures.
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Campaigning in Greece ends ahead of a crucial election on Sunday which could ultimately decide its future in the eurozone.
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Greek centre-right leader Antonis Samaras says Sunday's election is a choice between the euro and the drachma, as parties hold final rallies.
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Parties in Greece are making their last pitch for votes ahead of a repeat election seen as crucial to the debt-laden country's future in the eurozone.
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Parties in Greece are making their last pitch for votes ahead of a repeat election seen as crucial to the debt-laden country's future in the eurozone.
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New force in Greek politics evades public fury
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Carrefour, the French retail chain, is selling its stake in a Greek joint venture owing to fears about Greece's deteriorating economy.
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Europe on edge ahead of crucial Greek election
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Greek shopkeeper Spyros Makrigiannis says even if Greece is forced to exit the euro, its people will still survive. He says the country just needs change - for better or worse.
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How the Greek crisis might spread and what worries Europe's leaders
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Greeks fearing a potential exit from the euro resulting from Sunday's elections are withdrawing cash from bank accounts, banking officials say.
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The German Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, has said that ordinary Greeks cannot escape painful cuts and must accept them however they vote.
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A Greek port town navigates troubled times
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The leader of Greece's radical leftist party Syriza, Alexis Tsipras, warns the EU against trying to cow him if he wins Sunday's election.
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Czech Republic's Euro 2012 campaign comes alive thanks to two goals in the first six minutes against 2004 champions Greece.
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Greeks go to the polls again next Sunday, with much focus on the left-wing coalition Syriza.
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How would Greece switch currencies?
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A call backed by actor Stephen Fry for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece scores a big win in a London debate.
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The spokesman for Greece's far-right Golden Dawn party, Ilias Kasidiaris, sues the women he attacked on live TV last week.
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British tourist Jake Simkins dies after parachuting into a cliff face on the Greek island of Zakynthos, Greek police say.
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As new elections approach in Greece, immigration is proving to be one of the key issues for voters within the country.
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Thousands protest in Greece against the far-right Golden Dawn party, a day after one of its members assaulted a woman on live TV.
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Coach Franciszek Smuda says Poland were "paralysed by the pressure" as Greece fought back from a goal down to draw 1-1 in the opening match of Euro 2012.
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Poland and Greece both have a man sent off as an eventful opening match of Euro 2012 ends in a draw.
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After weeks of anticipation, speculation and debate, Euro 2012 finally gets under way on Friday when co-hosts Poland take on Greece.
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The spokesman and member of parliament for Greece's far-right Golden Dawn party slaps a female left-wing politician live on Greek television.
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The spokesman for Greece's extremist far-right Golden Dawn party caused an uproar Thursday after he physically assaulted two left-wing deputies on live television.
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Even more uncertainty looms for the eurozone as Greece prepares for a fresh election next week.
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Facing "payback time" at the ballot box
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In Greece the anti-bailout party Syriza is neck and neck with the pro-bailout New Democracy party for next weeks election.
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