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Greece set to exit bailout, still faces daunting challenges
The crisis has proven deeply traumatic for Greeks who had enthusiastically swapped drachmas for euros in 2001.
17 Aug 2018 2:58 PM
Rescuers scour scorched towns after Greece wildfires kill at least 74
Many people fled by sea to try to escape the massive blaze which tore through towns near Athens, reducing pine forests to ashes.
25 Jul 2018 11:12 AM
At least 50 dead, 150 injured in Greek wildfire near Athens, residents flee homes
Mati is in the Rafina region which is popular with local tourists, particularly pensioners and children at holiday camps.
24 Jul 2018 9:54 AM
Death toll from Greek floods rises as more bodies found buried in mud
The Fire Brigade says the man's body was found buried in mud near a bus station in the small town of Mandra.
27 Nov 2017 4:31 PM
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The Afghan imbroglio draws Pakistan into a growing dissonance, if not confrontation, with the United States.
Zardari himself in one of his first speeches after the assassination of Benazir Bhutto called the PML(Q) the “qatil” League.
Griffin rose above the provocation 12 years later when he could help India repair its image which the Babri Masjid demolition had left in tatters.
An angry Jaitley wanted to know why the RBI had failed in its oversight duty of checking the increasing non-performing assets of retail banks.