Topic: University of Athens
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Greece names new finance minister
Yannis Stournaras, a prominent economist who has been working on the country's efforts to join the euro, has been tabbed by the government to head up its finance ministry.
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Greece heads to the polls – and the political fringes
Today's national elections in Greece could see the end to a two-party monopoly over politics as discontent over the economic crisis generates interest in smaller parties.
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Athens suicide: a cry for dignity from downtrodden (+video)
The pensioner who committed suicide in Athens' main square said it was his only dignified option before pension cuts forced him to forage for food in the trash.
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Greece begrudgingly cedes sovereignty in exchange for bailout funds
The conditions the European Union set for Greece in exchange for a second bailout represent a very unusual amount of outside control and oversight of a sovereign country.
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California: the Greece of the US financial crisis
Greece and California are reaching a teachable moment: You can't get out of debt by piling on more debt.
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Will strike and riots bring Greek government down?
Five days of protests, and a nationwide strike Wednesday, have shaken the conservative ruling party.
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In warming Mediterranean, a model of energy-efficient building
In Athens, Sol Energy Hellas is headquartered in a building powered entirely by renewable energy.
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In warming Mediterranean, a model of energy-efficient building
In Athens, Sol Energy Hellas is headquartered in a building powered entirely by renewable energy.
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