New Greek coalition govt sworn in

The new Greek pro-bailout coalition government was sworn in on Thursday evening, aiming to revise the tough terms of international bailout deals keeping the debt-laden country afloat since 2010 without endangering its place in the euro.

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Debt crisis: Greece clinches coalition deal to battle bailout

Conservative leader Antonis Samaras was sworn in as the prime minister of new Greek coalition on Wednesday, as he took up the challenge of trying to revise the terms an unpopular EU-IMF bailout deal.

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Daniel Wagner: Expect Little Change in Greece

It will surely be a torrid summer of uncertainty and speculation. With Spain receiving bailout funds and Cyprus and Italy next in line, the question of whether the avoidance of a Greek exit was even relevant in the longer term has yet to be determined.

Greek Election Victor to Hold Coalition Talks

Greek parties head into coalition negotiation; fears of imminent euro exit recede

Greece's Election Results: Déjà Vu All Over Again?

TIME	Greece's Election Results: Déjà Vu All Over Again? TIME The New Democracy party eked out a victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections — though, once again, not enough to form a government outright.

Asian markets, euro rally after Greece vote

Asian markets surged Monday and the euro rose after Greek pro-austerity parties won enough votes to form a government, but optimism it will stay in the eurozone was tempered with warnings the future remains uncertain.

Tokyo stocks jumped 1.89 percent, Hong Kong surged 1.55 percent by the break, Sydney was 1.90 percent higher and Seoul climbed 2.01 percent.

Shanghai added 0.69 percent, Wellington gained 0.10 percent and Taipei was up 1.98 percent.

Greece's Election Results: Déjà Vu All Over Again?

After casting the vote as a referendum on the euro, the New Democracy Party takes most of the vote -- though, once again, not enough to form a government outright

Leaders in Greece upbeat over polls

Greek political leaders shared their optimism over yesterday’s critical national polls that could determine the country’s economic future.

Why young Greeks are set to embrace Syriza

Why young Greeks in rural areas are set to embrace Syriza

Why young rural Greeks are set to embrace Syriza

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Why young rural Greeks are set to embrace Syriza BBC News We drive north from Athens into Thessaly, where once you leave the sea road, the mountains hide a vast alluvial inland plain. This is green Greece. Fertile with wheat, nuts, olives and cattle. The cow bells and the steep mountain roads make if feel ... Greek Conservatives Sound Old and Tired Ahead of Sunday's VoteWall Street Journal (blog) RPT-Greek radical Tsipras is no working class heroReuters Greek crisis hits hard at the pharmacyWashington Post Voice of America -The Associated Press -BusinessWeek all 1,013 news articles »

Will Europe let the Greek political centre fall?

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Will Europe let the Greek political centre fall? BBC News With three days of campaigning left, what's important in the Greek election is what has not happened. There has been no lifeline thrown to Antonis Samaras, leader of the conservative New Democracy (ND) party, from Brussels. Conservatives: Greece must form govt this timeAtlanta Journal Constitution Tsipras Parlays Politics of Defiance Into Battle for EuroBusinessWeek all 487 news articles »