Greece

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  New European commissioners: Juncker is effectively calling the bluffs

  10 Sep 2014: In a surprising move, president of EU executive has put countries' nominees in charge of policy areas they have a problem with

• Greek laws 'fall short' as racist and homophobic violence surges

  7 Sep 2014:

  Opposition says limited anti-discrimination bill offers no protection, as rightwing campaigners resist call for civil unions

• Greek treasures at the Hellenic Museum tell 8,000 years of history – in pictures

  4 Sep 2014: Melbourne’s National Hellenic Museum becomes home for the next decade to 8,000 years of Greek history in a collection of treasures from the Benaki Museum in Athens

• Greek neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn's visit slammed by community groups

  3 Sep 2014: Leaders of Greek-Australian community, unions and lobby groups condemn Golden Dawn’s policies and ‘hateful attitudes’

• 'World's greatest crocodile hunter' fails to catch 'Sifis' – Crete's fugitive reptile

  2 Sep 2014: Crocodile that mysteriously appeared in an artificial lake still at large on the Greek island, despite Olivier Behra's efforts

• Pound hits five-month low after Scottish independence poll; UK construction boom continues - business live

  2 Sep 2014: British builders are struggling to find skilled staff, as sector posts its strongest growth since January, while sterling has hit a five-month low against the US dollar

• Greece's migrant fruit pickers: 'They kept firing. There was blood everywhere'

  1 Sep 2014:

  Helena Smith: Last year, Greek farm guards shot at illegal migrant strawberry pickers, wounding 35. When a court acquitted them this summer, there was outrage. At the camp, where they continue to live like slaves, the workers share their stories

• Earthquake hits southern Greece

  29 Aug 2014: Authorities say they have no immediate reports of injuries or material damage following 'very strong' 5.7-magnitude quake

• Golden Dawn visit dismays Australia’s Greek community

  28 Aug 2014: Greek Australians vow to stop neo-fascist party from spreading hate as extremist group steps up efforts to tap diaspora for support

• Greece's open-air cinemas face struggle to survive switch to digital films

  25 Aug 2014: Owner of Cine Thision, regularly voted best outdoor cinema in the world, fears latest transition

• The Parthenon marbles are the world's most beautiful art – and that's why we should give them back

  18 Aug 2014:

  Jonathan Jones: These consummately beautiful sculptures demand a proper setting – and a trip to Athens has convinced me the Acropolis Museum is that place

• The big winner of summer is Mykonos as celebrities put the glamour back in Greece

  16 Aug 2014: Celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan and Cristiano Ronaldo have visited the Greek island this year, amid the revival of a tourist trade vital to the nation's recovery

• Eurozone growth grinds to a halt as German economy shrinks - as it happened

  14 Aug 2014: Rolling coverage of the eurozone growth figures, as Germany suffers a shock contraction in the last quarter and France stagnates.

• Greek farmers hit hard by Russian sanctions against EU produce

  13 Aug 2014:

  Truckloads of fruit left rotting after being turned away from border as farmers demand special exemption from sanctions or compensation

• Abandoned Athens Olympic 2004 venues, 10 years on – in pictures

  13 Aug 2014: A decade after Greece hosted the world’s greatest sporting extravaganza, many of its once-gleaming Olympic venues now lie abandoned

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