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Now playing Next World Greek voters hit wall Greeks called to a decisive election this Sunday face voting either for pro-austerity politicians or those who oppose the iron discipline asked in 16/06/2012
Now playing Next Unreported Europe Greece - broke but not broken In Athens, closed down shops, soup kitchens and charity clinics have become all too familiar sites – the result of an austerity plan many Greeks say 07/06/2012
Now playing Next My Europe Series Does Greece have a future in the euro? It is the currency many Europeans love to hate, and few really love. Now a decade old, the euro has been blamed by many for higher prices and hard 06/06/2012
Now playing Next Europe News MEPs consider Greece and growth ahead of informal summit With EU leaders due to meet for an informal summit in Brussels on Wednesday – the dominating topics on the agenda will be the two Gs – growth and 22/05/2012
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Now playing Next World Greece in paralysis of uncertainty Greece has a new election scheduled for 17 June, since none of the parties emerged from the May 6 elections strong enough to form a government or 16/05/2012
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Now playing Next state of the union Europe Weekly: the return of Europe's Achilles heel In this week’s Europe Weekly we look into the number of potential deadly products entering the EU. We report on new roaming rates for mobile phones 11/05/2012
Now playing Next Unreported Europe Greece's anti-immigrant fence Over 80 percent of all refugees and migrants into the European Union cross at the Turkish-Greek border. While Greece finds it difficult to cope with 10/05/2012
Now playing Next Business Crédit Agricole's Greek tragedy The Greek crisis came back to haunt French bank Crédit Agricole on Monday in Paris. Exposure to Greek debt is not the main problem for investors 07/05/2012
Now playing Next World What now for Greece? Greece woke up to a new political reality on Monday morning – one which seems set, once again, to tip it and Europe into a period of deep 07/05/2012
Now playing Next World Greece set for unprecedented political shakeup Clear skies in Greece are in stark contrast to the uncertainty it is going through, under political stormclouds. Voters are asked to elect a new 04/05/2012
Now playing Next World Greeks still make history The Greek government kept talking with the troika of the EU, IMF and ECB, and also with their private lending sources, until they finally had a plan 09/03/2012
Now playing Next Unreported Europe Greece: a rural exodus Angeliki Mihou has decided to take her future into her own hands. Last year, this Greek mother of two returned to her parents’ village to start a new 02/03/2012
Now playing Next World Learning to count the pennies All over the world the economic downturn is having a negative impact on education. Public spending is being slashed and schools have not been spared 02/01/2012
Now playing Next My Europe Series Should Greece sort out its own problems? Hello I’m Chris Burns and welcome to The Network, where we connect into a matrix of news makers to get to the heart of an issue and watch out 14/10/2011
