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Greek president's home pelted with stones: police

Around 30 youths on Saturday threw stones at the home of Greek President Karolos Papoulias in central Athens, causing minor damage to the building and cars parked nearby
February 4, 2012

Panathinaikos stumbles over Levadiakos

Greek league leader Panathinaikos lost 1-0 at Levadiakos, giving defending champion Olympiakos a chance to narrow its five-point gap with the Athens club.
February 4, 2012

Greece edges closer to deal, political hurdles remain

Greece edged towards a deal on Saturday to avert a chaotic default, hammering out a plan for recapitalising its tottering banks, but other issues remain - and it must still persuade its political leaders to back painful reforms involved in the rescue.
Reuters UK: February 4, 2012

Farmers give away 12 tons of potatoes in center city Thessaloniki

Farmers protesting the low prices they get for their potatoes handed over 12 tons to an eager public in this northern Greek town of Thessaloniki.
February 4, 2012

Greece says bank recapitalisation agreed, issues remain

Greece has agreed with euro zone partners on how to recapitalise Greek banks after a planned bond swap, but has yet to resolve issues related to labour reform and spending cuts in talks with lenders, the country's finance minister said on Saturday.
Reuters: February 4, 2012

Euroleague triumphs over Turkish opposition

Panathinaikos and Olympiakos scored vital midweek victories over two strong Turkish teams to boost their chances of qualifying to the Euroleague playoffs.
eKathimerini: February 4, 2012

Pressure mounts on Greece as marathon talks resume

Greece is to resume marathon talks with European and IMF officials on Saturday as negotiations to produce a bailout deal for its crisis-hit economy by next week reached a climax.
AFP: February 4, 2012

Greece struggles on for deal on unpopular reforms

Greece's government on Saturday struggled on in talks with lenders to secure a 130 billion euro bailout before turning to the trickier task of persuading political leaders to back the unpopular reforms involved in the rescue.
Reuters: February 4, 2012

Troika turns up the pressure on party leaders

Prime Minister Lucas Papademos is set to meet the leaders of the parties in his coalition government on Saturday amid mounting pressure from Greece’s lenders for further structural reforms and austerity measures.
eKathimerini: February 4, 2012

War reparations issue 'unresolved'

The government on Friday insisted that the issue of German World War II reparations to Greece remained unresolved despite the International Court of Justice in The Hague rebuffing a Greek reparation claim for atrocities committed by Nazi troops in the village of Distomo, central Greece.
eKathimerini: February 4, 2012