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As Greeks prepared for Sunday’s referendum, solidarity came from protesters in several other European cities. In Portugal, which has had its own international bailout, hundreds of demonstrators marched through the capital Lisbon in support of those planning to vote ‘no’. Protester...

A group of Greeks interrupted German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s speech in Berlin on Saturday morning. The Greek solidarity activists entered the venue where the speech was taking place, shouting in Greek and holding homemade signs with the word “OXI”...

We must not allow the poison of division to seep through the souls of Greeks and we need to guarantee for our children that Greece will remain within the European family core, stated Archbishop of Athens and all Greece Ieronymos....

With just two days left for one of Greece's most significant and contentious moments, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras once again urged Greeks to vote "No" on Sunday's referendum and called on them to remain united throughout adversary. Tsipras gave a...

Several famous Austrians, from Former Chancellor Franz Vranitzky to the public Austrian Radio and Television general manager Alexander Wrabetz, will continue to remain loyal to Greece, according to an article published in today’s issue of Austrian newspaper Österreich. In the...

Solidarity rallies have been scheduled to take place over the last couple of days in cities across Europe, in order for people to show their support toward Greece in light of the July 5 referendum. On Sunday, Greeks are called...

The Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Refugees released a report on Wednesday that examines the route refugees take when entering Europe by sea. The report found that so far in 2015 Greece has surpassed Italy as the country with the most refugees and migrants entering its...

The future of the European Union and its shaky legal foundations have been laid bare by the Greek crisis.

The United States National Security Agency has been massively targeting phone numbers of top German ministers and public officials responsible for commerce, finances, economics and agriculture – including even Angela Merkel's personal assistant, WikiLeaks said. The site published a list of...

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras sent a letter late on Tuesday night ready to accept the conditions of a bailout proposed by Greece's creditors, according to the Financial Times. The letter indicated that Greece will accept all its bailout creditors’ terms,...