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Transport and public services across Greece have been severely affected by a general strike.
Elderly Greeks protest against more pension cuts
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Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under fire for accusing southern European Union nations of having wasted money on women and alcohol
Tsipras confident on bailout review but urges no more burdens for Greece
An all-important review of Greece’s latest bailout will end well, Alexis Tsipras told a meeting of his Syriza party in Athens on Saturday.
Greek finance minister meets eurozone officials over bailout logjam
Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos meets top European officials in Brussels to try to break the deadlock over stalled bailout talks.
IMF-EU stalemate over Greek debt
Greece is getting impatient at the stand-off between the International Monetary Fund and the European Union over Athens' latest bailout.
Greece hopes for debt relief as EU reviews bailout reforms
Visiting Athens, the European Union’s Commissioner for Economic Affairs has reported ‘good progress’ as he reviews Greece’s efforts to implement labour and pension reforms required as part of its inte
MEP’s are asking Dijsselbloem to push for Greek debt relief
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Italy may miss fiscal targets: EU
Italy’s budget may not meet EU fiscal targets, according to the bloc’s executive body.