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Bernie Sanders' surprising campaign mobilizes America’s left against economic inequality.
Athens faces extreme heat, closing the Acropolis and impacting local businesses and tourism.
A passenger train collides with a cargo train in Greece, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries.
Soaring energy prices in Europe prompt calls for regulatory changes and collective action.
Migrants have been trying to break through the Greek border amid rising tensions and local resistance.
German economy minister Robert Habeck seeks Israeli natural gas solutions amid Europe's energy crisis.
Germany's economy thrives despite challenges from the eurozone and the Big Chill at Berlin Christmas markets.
Greece and Eurozone members struggle for agreement after a failed meeting on Monday.
Greece faces a critical moment in its debt crisis as default looms and agreements stall.
Greece votes on a bailout referendum as Gideon Rachlin discusses Alexis Tsipras's strategy.
Greece's prime minister says wildfires force evacuations as residents face devastating losses.
In Nea Manolada, illegal Bangladeshi migrants endure exploitation and harsh working conditions while seeking justice for unpaid wages amid Greece's financial crisis.
Ralph Atkins explains Greece's crisis through five charts in this Financial Times video.
Alexis Tsipras agrees to major concessions for Greece's financial rescue on Monday.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis discusses Greece's COVID-19 response with Rula Khalaf and Ben Hall.
Robert Wright explains how Greek ship owners may outperform German counterparts despite economic woes.
Wulan Scher and Greek Finance Minister Janis Varoufakis meet but fail to reach an agreement.
Residents of Naxos protest against losing access to public beaches to businesses.
John Nash's work on Nash equilibrium remains influential in economics and beyond.
The euro's survival hinges on Italy's debt crisis and Greece's bailout referendum turmoil.
The Guardian covers 2021's Covid impact, climate action, and calls for justice and accountability.
Greece's no vote on Sunday sparks market chatter about a potential Grexit and new currency setup.
Michels Eyford supports AFD's right-wing policies in Germany, opposing refugee immigration.
Every year, 92 billion tonnes of natural resources are extracted to support industries, with less than 9% cycled back into the economy.
Kate Allen discusses the London property bubble and rising prices in the FT Markets Bubble Series.
Record heat fuels devastating wildfires across the Mediterranean and eastern Europe.
The 2015 refugee crisis highlights the inadequate response from European governments, with Philip Stevens criticizing David Cameron's reluctance to accept migrants.
An Iranian migrant named Gulzar is shot by Greek police at the Turkish border, injuring five others, amid escalating tensions between Turkey and Greece.
Prince Philip's coffin is carried out of Windsor Castle by Grenadier Guards.
John Soane's museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields showcases art and architecture from his life.
Greece and France mandate vaccinations for healthcare workers amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Syriza's leader, Alexis Tsipras, predicts a potential victory in the upcoming elections, as opinion polls show the party gaining support.
The Olympics began in Ancient Greece and evolved through events in France, Liverpool, and Wenlock.
Prince Philip's life highlights his devotion to family and the queen, marked by resilience and charity.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis leads New Democracy in Greece's elections this Sunday, aiming for economic growth.
The EU is on high alert after Erdogan's decision to let migrants cross into Greece.
A diplomatic crisis over gas reserves threatens conflict in the Mediterranean region.
Merkel faces electoral challenges amid Europe's ongoing migration crisis this March.
Italy's rejection of migrant boats highlights Europe's ongoing asylum crisis from Libya.
Angela Merkel and Alexis Tsipras meet in Berlin to discuss Greece's bailout situation.
Greece faces political turmoil as voters reject austerity, risking Eurozone exit.
Ahmed and Mariam, refugees from Syria and Eritrea respectively, navigate the challenges of the EU's Dublin regulation as they seek better opportunities in Germany and the UK.
Martin Sandburg Martin discusses the rising global government debt and its implications.
Greece faces a potential crisis as creditors struggle to agree on bailout terms with Tony Barba.
Jonathan Freedland discusses democracy's crisis with experts from The Guardian.
Owen Jones interviews economist Ha-Joon Chang at Cambridge University about austerity in Britain.
Yanis Varoufakis resigned as Greece's finance minister after the government accepted austerity measures imposed by the European Union.
