Experts fear increased attacks in Gaza may lead to wave of violent terror in Europe
Massive departure of Palestinians from their homeland has largely been driven by a spate of violence in West Bank over the last several months
Greece is facing new wave of illegal immigration, and as it boosts measures to contain the influx, government is now pressing European Union partners to join forces in deporting migrants back to their countries
Eased relations between age-old foes Greece and Turkey pave the way for a new deal to crack down on trafficking
Prime minister to promise aid to flood-hit locals, and rebuilding of Greece's heartland
Public unleashes anger against the government as thousands of storm-hit Greeks grapple with destruction from worst storm in a century
Country’s supreme court steps in to defend against racist attacks
Greek authorities warn rising temperatures and strong winds raise risk of more wildfires
Voters reaffirm their faith in fiscal recovery but also support the return of far-right parties
The tragedy has the Greek Coast Guard defending itself against criticism it did not do enough to avert the sinking
Critics accuse authorities of not acting to avert tragedy
Rising prices, unemployment, low wages leave young voters apathetic
Conservative, liberal parties disagree on just about everything, but all say they want Greece to retain tough immigration, defense policies against Turkey
It is the first time that a party has been banned since the 1974 restoration of democracy
The warm welcome overtakes feelings of discontent that loomed before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic
Thawed relations between the two rival NATO allies should be furthered, says Greek foreign minister
There are concerns legislative crackdown may backfire
Anger and frustration spread as the Greek prime minister apologized for lapses in the country's railway system
Anger and frustration mount across the country with protests and strikes
Devastating earthquakes help thaw hostile relations between the longstanding NATO rivals
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