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Two Golden Dawn Members Shot Dead in Athens
Two members of Greece's Neo Nazi Golden Dawn party killed in drive-by shooting in Athens suburb.
Golden Dawn: Ten Greek Police Officers Connected to Neo-Nazi Criminal Activities
Internal police probe confirmed allegations of officers' involvement in racist attacks.
Greek Blonde Roma Girl Maria's Suspected Mother Quizzed by Bulgarian Police
Bulgarian police believe Roma woman Sasha Ruseva might be the mother of blonde girl found in Roma camp.
Greece Cuts Off State Funding to Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn Party
United parliament votes against €900,000 funding to party involved in criminal case.
Greece's Blonde Mystery Girl Maria: Roma Couple Remain in Jail
Larissa court remands in custody Christos Salis and wife over kidnapping of unknown blonde girl.
Blonde Child Found in Roma Camp: Greek Police Appeal for Help
Greek police struggle to identify child found living with Roma, while parents of missing Madeleine McCann say case gives them 'hope'.
UK Sees Jobs Boost as OECD Lags Behind Pre-Crisis Levels
Britain's employment rises, according to OECD figures.
UK Advertising Spending Falls in First Half of 2013
Overall spending fell although global advertising spending grew 3.5% in the second quarter of 2013.
Canada's Unemployment Rate Hits Five Year Low as Youth Joblessness Falls
Statistics Canada says employment in finance, insurance and real estate rose.
Greek Youth Unemployment Hits 55% as Labour Market Buckles
The country's data service Elstat says the total amount of jobless Greek people reached 27.6% in July.
Greek Unemployment Rises To 27.6 Pct In July
Greece's unemployment rate rose to 27.6 percent in July - from a downwardly revised 27.5 percent in June - data by the country's statistics service (ELSTAT) showed on Thursday (October 10).
Greece Eyes Six-Year Recession Exit in 2014
Troubled Greek economy may finally be turning the corner after years of austerity
Germany Needs a Government Soon For The Sake Of Europe: ECB's Jörg Asmussen
European integration needs speedy formation of new German government claims European Central Bank's Jörg Asmussen.
Leader Of Golden Dawn Party Jailed Pending Trial
The leader of Greece's far-right party was sent to prison.
Greek Investors Snap Up Fine Wine to Hedge Against Potential Greek Euro Exit [VIDEO]
Vin-X chairman Peter Shakeshaft details how the alternative asset can help mitigate currency risk
Greece's Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos: We Do Not Need a Third Bailout
Greece aims to enter the bond markets in 2014 and extend debt maturity
Greece: Killah P Crisis Bound to Spread Unless Golden Dawn are Tamed [VIDEO]
Killing of rapper Killah P will lead to further problems unless the government brings the perpetrators to justice, says Eva Cosse.
Golden Dawn Killah P Stabbing: Samaras Vows 'No Pasaran' on Neo-Nazi Party [VIDEO]
Angry crowd mourns murdered leftist hip-hop singer Pavlos Fyssas and demands grow for Golden Dawn to be banned.
Greece Prime Minister Antonis Samaras Begs Bailout Lenders for Leniency as Athens Riots
Samaras warns "popularism" and extremism" could derail his country's economic recovery.
Golden Dawn Killah P Stabbing: Clashes Erupt Across Greece [VIDEO]
Outcry after killing of leftist rapper sparks debate on whether to outlaw neo-Nazi party
Golden Dawn Killah P Stabbing: Greece 'Has Hit Red Line'
Fatal stabbing of anti-fascist rapper sparks debate in Greece
IMF Attacks Speed of Global Austerity Measures
The International Monetary Fund says cutting budgets too quickly is dangerous for an economic recovery
Greece: Golden Dawn Attack Sparks Protests
Blackshirts attack on left-wing activists on streets of Perama leaves nine seriously injured.
European Stocks Slip as Traders Focus on US Earnings and Eurozone
Eurozone back in limelight as Chancellor Angela Merkel and PM Antonis Samaras to review Greek reform progress.
Standard & Poor's Upgrades Greek Rating to B- on Europe's Support
S&P upgrades Greece's credit rating on the basis of the Europe's efforts to retain Greece's eurozone membership.
Asian Markets End Mixed Amid Greek Bailout Deal and US 'Fiscal Cliff' Woes
Asian markets have ended mixed as the concerns on the US economy persist.
EU Ministers Fail to Take Final Decision on Greece Bailout
Eurozone finance ministers delay agreement again on Greek bailout fund decision, citing technicalities.
Asian Markets Down on Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Decision
Nikkei falls 0.12 percent while KOSPI rises 0.64 percent. Shanghai and Hang Send indices drop 0.40 and 0.16 percent respectively.
Asian Markets End Lower as Japanese Industrial Production Falls
Nikkei drops 0.18 percent while KOSPI falls 0.59 percent. Shanghai and Hang Seng indices end 1.51 and 1.13 percent lower.
Greece Gets Two More Years for Budget Targets
Eurozone finance ministers remain elusive about the release of bail out funds to Greece , though they have given two years' extension to meet its deficit reduction targets.