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Greeks were given a day of reflection on Saturday ahead of the country’s make or break referendum. But many of the country’s 10 million voters were
The Corinth Canal: a metaphor for the feeling of division in Greece?
The Corinth Canal, a stretch of water dividing the Greek mainland, could serve as a metaphor for the feeling of division within the country it cuts
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Greece: polls open in knife-edge referendum
With campaigning over, Greece enters the final countdown to a vote which could determine its future in Europe.
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Greece: clashes before referendum 'no' rally
Clashes broke out between youths and police around Syntagma Square in Athens on Friday. The violence took place just before the start of the ‘no’
Tsipras tells 'no' voters to turn against those who 'terrorise you'
Athens’ Syntagma Square was packed full of ‘no’ supporters on Friday evening ahead of Sunday’s crunch referendum, meant to decide Greece’s future
Greece 'yes' voters gather for major rally ahead of bailout vote
Some 20,000 supporters of a “yes” vote gathered in front of the ancient Panathenaic Stadium with banners reading “nai” – Greek for “yes.” Celebrities
Thousands gather for rival rallies in Greek capital
Thousands of people have gathered in the Greek capital in a massive show of solidarity ahead of Sunday’s bailout referendum. This is the final day of
Post-referendum Greece will change 'dramatically'
Ahead of the referendum in Greece this Sunday, tensions have been building between the camp that intends to vote ‘yes’ and those determined to vote
Greek court rejects appeal to block bailout vote
Greece’s highest court has rejected an appeal against a referendum on a bailout package from creditors, clearing the way for the vote to be held as
Greek PM Tsipras says IMF report supports "no" vote
Greece’s Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has repeated his call for people to vote no in Sunday’s bailout referendum. In a televised address he said
Greek society near paralysed by bank freeze
On the last weekend of June the Greek government announced a referendum. The choices: accept lenders’ continuing austerity conditions on another
Europe Weekly: Greece set for referendum on bailout terms
In this edition of Europe Weekly: Greece gets ready for a referendum on bailout terms offered by its international creditors; Greek banks shut to
Half of Greek bailout money already 'lost', says top Belgian economist
Audrey Tilve, euronews: Paul De Grauwe, you teach at the London School of the Economics and the University of Leuven. You’ve been following the Greek
Greece: with referendum looming 'Yes' vote ahead, opinion poll suggests
In Greece, a new opinion poll suggests the 'Yes' vote pulls slightly into the lead ahead of Sunday's referendum on austerity measures.
Tsipras: 'no' vote will mean a better deal with lenders
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras insisted on Thursday that a ‘no’ vote in Sunday’s referendum would give him a chance to negotiate a better outcome with
Greek people will suffer after Sunday's vote, says Communist Party
Thousands of Communist Party (KKE) supporters gathered in front of Greece’s parliament building in central Athens on Thursday (July 2). Their leader
Thousands rally in France in support of Greek "no" vote
In France, thousands have been protesting urging Greeks to vote no in Sunday’s bailout referendum. From Paris to Marseille to Montpellier, the scene
Thousands of jobs face axe as cash shortage threatens Greek traders
Capital controls on Greece’s banking sector are starting to squeeze business in more ways than one. There is now a dramatic shortage of cash on the
Greek referendum bid for 'reinforcements' is 'anti-constitutional'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday said: “I take personal responsibility for an immediate solution, right after the democratic