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Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Checkpoints erected to prevent Syrian migrants from entering İzmir

Syrian migrants who are attempting to enter İzmir in preparation for journeys to Greece are increasingly being prevented from reaching the Aegean Sea, while others already there are being gathered in a stadium


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WRAPUP 1-Creditors to subject Greek deal to tough October review

Creditors want to be sure reforms are implemented. * Greek banks must face "stress test". * Varoufakis replacement marked "sea change" in talks.


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London Mayor Boris Johnson: 'We Can't Leave Europe, We're Part of the Continent'

In a wide-ranging interview with SPIEGEL, London Mayor Boris Johnson discusses his recent Churchill biography, his views on Britain's planned referendum on EU membership and why he believes Greece will ultimately exit the euro zone.


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Greece: Greek authorities' inaction turns into abuse of refugees in Kos

“Eight months after MSF's first call for the Greek authorities to organize decent and humane reception in the islands of the Dodecanese, specifically on ...


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Migrant crisis in Kos: The refugees the UK Government has described as a 'swarm' who are threatening Europe's 'standard of living'

These poignant images show the apparent desperation and sheer relief of refugees after risking their lives to arrive on the shores of the Greek island of Kos.


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Exclusive: Greek bank access to bailout cash to be restricted

FRANKFURT/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Greek banks will have restricted access to bailout funds until a fresh injection of equity to recapitalize them several months from now is approved, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.


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Greek Police Round Up Migrants on Kos, Locking Them in Stadium Overnight

A Doctors Without Borders spokeswoman said about 1,000 refugees on the island of Kos had been locked inside the stadium for 24 hours and had no food and very little water.


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