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Police in Athens fired tear gas at crowds of protesters who had gathered outside parliament on Thursday to express anger over the proposed name change of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to the Republic of North Macedonia.

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Tens of thousands of Greeks rallied in Athens on Sunday to protest ahead of next week's parliamentary vote to ratify a name deal with FYR Macedonia

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Over 3,000 primary school teachers clashed with police in the second week of protests over hiring reforms.

As Greece prepares for a confidence vote on Wednesday, here's what you need to know.

We take a look at the biggest stories from across Europe that you need to know about today.

The capital of Greece woke up on Tuesday to rare snowfall.

It's a winter wonderland in a rather unexpected location today — Athens has been hit by a snowstorm and much of northern Greece is struggling to deal with snow and subzero temperatures.

Thousands of refugees are living under poor living conditions and whilst some have found a place in the refugee camp, others live in fields, next to the center, exposed to intense cold and rain.