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Lesvos strained by migrant influx
Coast guard officials intercepted more than 400 undocumented immigrants on several islands in the eastern Aegean within 24 hours, officials said on Wednesday as authorities on Lesvos appealed to the central government for support as the relentless flow of arrival fuels tensions and overwhelms local services and infrastructure.
House speaker and SYRIZA in attack on Bank of Greece governor
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras came under attack on Wednesday from Parliament Speaker Zoe Constantopoulou and her SYRIZA colleagues after the central bank issued in one of its regular reports a warning regarding the consequences of the government failing to reach an agreement with its lenders.
Anti-austerity rally again held in downtown Athens (Watch live)
Protesters gathered in front of Parliament in central Athens on Wednesday for what’s billed as an “anti-austerity” demonstration, with most ire aimed at institutional creditors locked in mostly fruitless negotiations with the radical leftist Greek government.
Another demonstration, from a different standpoint, comes on Thursday, one promoting the idea of “staying in Europe”.
Bulgaria's Square 500 Museum Renamed to 'Bulgarian LOVER'
The back yard of the museum complex Square 500 has been painted early Wednesday morning.
The graffiti painted at the gate were created by the artistic NGO destructive Creation. They chose to write ''Bulgarian LOVER'' because of the intentional word play with the street name of the new museum - the Bulgarian Louvre.