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Greece's parliament has ejected a neo-Nazi lawmaker and shouts of 'Heil Hitler' have been heard in the chamber in the latest incident involving the aggressive Golden Dawn far-right party.
A Dutchman has been arrested in Greece for allegedly stabbing a 12-year-old boy from Russia vacationing on the island of Crete nearly 20 times.
In cities across the world, anger and frustration have reigned on May Day as workers make demands for a better life.
Trains and ferries were cancelled and hospital staff walked off the job in Greece as workers marked May Day with a strike against harsh austerity measures.
10 Syrian seamen have gone missing after 2 cargo ships collided off southern Greece.
Rights groups say racist attacks are on the rise in Greece, with both the number and violence of the attacks increasing in 2012.
A prominent Greek ex-minister has gone on trial in Athens on charges of money laundering linked to controversial arms deals during his years in power.
Greece's justice ministry has ordered an audit of subsidies passing through offshore firms suspecting possible fraud, according to a report.
Greece's central bank says the country's main four lenders will be recapitalised separately, a move that put on hold a planned merger between two of them.
A veteran left-wing politician in Greece has launched a new political party favouring the country's return to the drachma, despite strong public support for the euro.
EU-IMF auditors have met with Greece's finance minister to hammer out a report that is required to release a €2.8bn rescue loan that has been delayed since March.
Tens of thousands of travellers were stranded across Greece as seamen and train conductors called a 24-hour strike to protest austerity measures.
Greece's central bank governor says the country's four largest lenders will be given until the end of May to complete a major recapitalisation programme.
A bomb has exploded outside a Greek ship owner's house near a crowded pedestrian area under the Acropolis in central Athens, causing minor damage but no injuries, police say.
Greece's ailing economy contracted by 5.7% in the fourth quarter of 2012 in an annual comparison, provisional data from the state statistics agency showed.
