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| Germans sell stake in Eurobank |
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| Deutsche Bank yesterday rocked Greece's banking sector by announcing suddenly that it was selling off its 9.3 percent stake in EFG Eurobank, a private bank that is Greece's third largest in terms of assets.
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| Turkey has 6 days to pay Loizidou |
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| BRUSSELS (AP) - The Council of Europe yesterday gave Turkey one more week in which to comply with a court ruling ordering it to pay 680,000 euros in damages to a Greek-Cypriot woman for depriving her of access to her property following the 1974 invasion of Cyprus.
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| Anarchists protest at PM’s door |
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| Catching their police escorts off guard, some 150 anarchists on a motorcycle protest drove unhindered to Prime Minister Costas Simitis's private residence in central Athens yesterday night, where they held an impromptu demonstration seeking the release of seven people held since the June 21 anti-EU riots in Thessaloniki.
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| Citibank bomb intrigues police |
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| Counterterrorism experts were yesterday investigating the remains of a time bomb left outside an American bank in Athens on Tuesday night, to assess whether the attack could be linked with resurgent members of a left-wing terrorist group believed to have been all but eradicated.
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| Boy, 17, and wife, 13, found hanged in tree |
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| A northern Greek teenager and his child-bride of six weeks were found dead yesterday after hanging themselves from a tree, apparently in desperation after the youth's parents insisted that they should divorce.
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