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Greek Neo-Nazi Party Golden Dawn Remains the Country's Third Most Popular Offer
The organisation, which recently accepted political responsibility for the murder of a left-wing rapper, are the third largest party in the country.
We Went to Former Greek Prime Minister Alex Tsipras’s Rally in Athens
The rally, held in historic Syntagma Square, was literally painted red with SYRIZA flags and shirts, albeit not as many as January's final rally or the 'No' rally prior to July's referendum.
What Do Greeks Think of Tsipras's Resignation and the Upcoming Elections?
For the third time in eight months, people are preparing to head to the polling stations.
'This Is War': My Time Among the Militant, Anti-Euro Greeks of Crete
A personal look into how austerity measures and the economic crisis have affected Greeks in Chania, Crete, some of Greece's most fervent anti-austerity citizens.
I Spent An Extremely Stressful Night in the Greek Parliament
Tension and disappointment dominated the Greek parliament as it prepared to vote on a set of austerity measures so tough, they'd have Thatcher dancing in her grave.
Social Instability Is Driving Greeks Insane
A whole nation's mental health is crumbling under five years of austerity and six months of tough negotiations.
Explaining Yanis Varoufakis: Greece's Anti-Austerity 'Rock Star'
Paul Mason's foreword from The Global Minotaur: America, Europe and the Future of the Global Economy by Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's ex-finance minister who resigned this morning.
We Partied with Defiant Greek 'No' Voters Last Night in the Streets of Athens
Here's how the capital city looked in the hours following the referendum result.
These Young Greeks Think a 'No' Vote Could Ruin Everything
"Don't get me wrong: I don't think voting yes will improve Greece's prospects."
These Young Greeks Don't Think the Bailout Referendum Will Change Anything
"I don't think it'll change anything, but at the same time, enough is enough. Voting no is a matter of dignity. It's a way of hitting back."
Some Greeks Are Going On Holiday Despite the Referendum
We went to the port of Piraeus in Athens and asked people how come they're taking a vacation in the middle of it all.
Queues of Greek Pensioners Desperately Trying to Withdraw Money Took Over Athens Today
Banks have been ordered to re-open so that pensioners without debit cards can withdraw small amounts of cash.