ATHENS, Greece (AP) — The latest as tens of thousands of people flood into Europe in search of a new life. All times local.
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How the world sees Greece
Thursday, November 5, 2015
The Latest: Greek ferry strike ending; migrants able to move
6 injured as Serbian, Croatian fans clash at Athens airport
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek police say at least six people have been hospitalized and 10 detained after rival fans from Serbia and Croatia clashed — using chains, baseball bats and brass knuckles — at Athens International Airport.
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Cemeteries in GREECE overwhelmed by surge of bodies
The tragedy continues on the shores of Lesbos Island, where five more refugees, including two children, drowned Tuesday as they tried to cross from ...
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Private Equity, Plunder And Profit
A Luxembourg court will decide next month whether the alleged financial pillage of a Greek mobile phone company at the height of the buyout boom ...
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National Bank of GREECE (ADR): ECB Trims Funding Ceiling
With GREECE emerging out of trouble and on the road to recovery, its banking sector has improved and various developments have surfaced ...
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Turkey opens military areas in Cyprus to search for missing
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Turkey has granted access to 30 suspected grave sites in military-controlled areas in northern Cyprus, a move that will significantly speed up exhumation work, an official with a committee searching for missing persons on the war-divided island nation said Thursday. Some 1,500 Greek Cypriots and 500 Turkish Cypriots had disappeared from the mid-1960s during fighting between the two communities, as well as the invasion. Greek Cypriot officials have urged Turkey to help ease the exhumation work as a sign of its willingness to help peace talks.
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The latest sign of Greece's decay: Children's teeth
GREECE: It was the first time in weeks Anthoula Papazoi had cooked meat. She had stewed the cut of beef, donated by a friend, on a low flame all morning.
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