Greece

Greek police releases photos and videos seized during raids at neo-Nazi party members homes

The European Union, International Monetary Fund and European Commission are at loggerheads with Greek government over austerity

Greece posts highest deflation since records began in 1960.

European Securities and Markets Authority investigates agencies' roles in sovereign debt crisis.

WHO report says half of new HIV cases are self-inflicted to receive €700 monthly benefits.

Evangelos Meimarakis says the Greek Constitution does not allow the move.

European finance ministers unhappy with pace of Greek austerity reforms, says Eurogroup boss.

Israel foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman says his county needs new allies. IBTimes UK take a wry look at the candidates.

Buyers get residence and travel permits against a €500,000 real estate investment.

Previously unknown leftist group Militant People's Revolutionary Forces claims responsibility for Golden Dawn shootings.

Greece has experienced many protests in its long-running economic crisis.

Greek unions walk out in protest against the visit of international creditors.

Police investigate theory that killing of neo-Nazis was to avenge murder of Pavlos Fyssas.

Two members of Greece's Neo Nazi Golden Dawn party killed in drive-by shooting in Athens suburb.

Internal police probe confirmed allegations of officers' involvement in racist attacks.

Bulgarian police believe Roma woman Sasha Ruseva might be the mother of blonde girl found in Roma camp.

United parliament votes against €900,000 funding to party involved in criminal case.

Larissa court remands in custody Christos Salis and wife over kidnapping of unknown blonde girl.

Greek police struggle to identify child found living with Roma, while parents of missing Madeleine McCann say case gives them 'hope'.

Britain's employment rises, according to OECD figures.

Overall spending fell although global advertising spending grew 3.5% in the second quarter of 2013.

Statistics Canada says employment in finance, insurance and real estate rose.

The country's data service Elstat says the total amount of jobless Greek people reached 27.6% in July.

Greece's unemployment rate rose to 27.6 percent in July - from a downwardly revised 27.5 percent in June - data by the country's statistics service (ELSTAT) showed on Thursday (October 10).

Troubled Greek economy may finally be turning the corner after years of austerity

European integration needs speedy formation of new German government claims European Central Bank's Jörg Asmussen.

The leader of Greece's far-right party was sent to prison.

Vin-X chairman Peter Shakeshaft details how the alternative asset can help mitigate currency risk

Greece aims to enter the bond markets in 2014 and extend debt maturity

Killing of rapper Killah P will lead to further problems unless the government brings the perpetrators to justice, says Eva Cosse.