Matthew Boesler, Business Insider June 18, 2012 14:43

The current anger in Greece could trump the fear eventually, and this may constitute some permanent damage to the euro.

Jessica PhelanJune 18, 2012 07:02

Chatter: Greece votes to stay bailed out

The bailout men win Greece's repeat parliamentary election, Egypt waits to hear who its new president is, and China does some funky stuff in space.

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The bailout men win Greece's repeat parliamentary election, Egypt waits to hear who its new president is, and China does some funky stuff in space.

Hey Greece, read this before you vote today

Paul AmesJune 17, 2012 06:00

BRUSSELS — In what promises to be a pivotal moment for the global economy, Greeks will go to the polls today, for the second time in two months.

Greece election poses a crucial dilemma

Mariya KarimjeeJune 15, 2012 10:18

Parties in Greece are making their final pitch for votes today before the crucial election in the debt-laden country on June 17.

Greece: Austerity cuts threaten archaeologists, antiquities

Amy SilversteinJune 12, 2012 11:48

“Monuments have no voice. They must have yours."

Greece: Spokesman from Golden Dawn party slaps woman on live television, then sues her

Amy SilversteinJune 11, 2012 14:18

"I have come to the prosecutor today to file a lawsuit against Mrs. Kanelli and Mrs. Dourou for unprovoked defamation, and against TV station Antenna for my illegal detention."

S&P: “One in three” chance that Greece will leave eurozone

Samantha StainburnJune 4, 2012 17:43

"Such an outcome would, in our view, seriously damage Greece's economy and fiscal position in the medium term and most likely lead to another Greek sovereign default," S&P said, according to Reuters.

Greek banks get a nearly 20 billion euro boost

Alexander BesantMay 28, 2012 17:06

Greece's four largest banks received an 18 billion euro boost Monday.

Would you trust a Greek bank with your savings?

Ken MaguireMay 19, 2012 06:00

ATHENS – In the tumultuous days after the May 6 election that left Greece unable to form a government, Greeks withdrew nearly a billion dollars from bank accounts, leading to speculation that a bank run may ensue. Still, many continue to trust the system with their life savings. Despite the risks, Nikos Charakaidis and his wife Magda Verouli keep their $13,000 in a Greek bank as a matter of principle. “If everybody takes their money, the economy stops.”

Greece crisis: Caretaker cabinet sworn in

Jessica PhelanMay 17, 2012 08:39

The new cabinet will have limited powers, its main role being to steer Greece into new elections next month.