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Greek children increasingly living in poverty, says UN report

Austerity measures in Greece have caused soaring unemployment and rising levels of poverty.

Police break up Golden Dawn food handout in Athens

Greek police dispersed a planned food handout to Greek citizens only by nationalist group Golden Dawn Thursday, carrying out Athens mayor Giorgos Kaminis's vow to prevent "thuggery" in his city.

Greece holds 24-hour anti-austerity strike as Europe protests on May Day (PHOTOS)

BRUSSELS — Four years into the euro zone's debt crisis there was anger but also resignation at the traditional May Day labor protests and rallies around Europe. In Greece, the day was marked by the 20th one-day strike since the start of the crisis. Trade unions called for "mass mobilization" of protesters, as a general strike shut down ferry services and transportation, and left hospitals with reduced staff on Wednesday.

Austerity programs are bad for our health: researchers

"Our politicians need to take into account the serious, and in some cases profound, health consequences of economic choices,” researcher David Stuckler said.

2 bodies found, 8 missing in ship collision off southern Greece

The drowned and missing crew was from the Pirireis, a Cook Islands-flagged ship carrying fertilizer, which collided with the ConSouth, sailing under an Antigua-Barbuda flag without cargo.

Greek parliament set to vote on massive job cuts

The Greek Parliament will vote Sunday evening on a law that would see the laying off of 15,000 public sector workers.

Greece pursues WWII reparations from Germany

The Greek Finance Ministry has compiled a report that includes all relative available documents from more than six decades. The report will be submitted to Greece's legal advisers and Athens will be left to decide how to officially proceed with the claim.

Greece farm shooting: 30 injured, 2 arrested

A crowd of about 200 migrants was shot at by at least one of the farm's supervisors. Several workers were taken to the hospital, but none were in critical condition.

Greece urged to ban fascist Golden Dawn party by top EU official

A top European official said Tuesday that Greece could theoretically ban its ultra right-wing Golden Dawn party.

Greek prison shooting sees 11 escape, 2 injured

A Greek prison shooting Saturday saw 11 inmates escape and two people injured.
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