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Albania marks independence with giant cake and quarrels

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TIRANA - The foreign minister of neighboring Greece boycotted festivities on Wednesday marking 100 years of Albania's independence after its prime minister hailed a town over the border as "Albanian lands".

Greek minister scraps Albania trip over PM's territorial remark

ATHENS - Greece's foreign minister cancelled a trip to Albania on Wednesday after the neighboring country's prime minister suggested a northwestern Greek town was "Albanian land".
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Greece says voluntary debt buy back must succeed

ATHENS - Greece's debt buyback plan, a key element of the cash-strapped country's bailout deal, will be voluntary but must succeed, Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras said on Wednesday.
Investing Simplified, 28 Nov 2012

Euro zone central banks may roll over their Greek bonds

BRUSSELS - Euro zone central banks may decide to roll over their holdings of Greek state debt to reduce by 5.6 billion euros the amount governments will need to provide Athens by 2016, according to a document seen by Reuters.
Investing Simplified, 28 Nov 2012

Greece hires Deutsche, Morgan Stanley for voluntary debt buy back: source

ATHENS - Greece has hired Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley to conduct a voluntary buy back of its debt, a senior finance ministry official told Reuters on Wednesday.
Investing Simplified, 28 Nov 2012

Greek opposition keeps poll lead as austerity bites

ATHENS - Greece's leftist opposition party Syriza kept its opinion poll lead over the ruling Conservatives as austerity cuts continued to take their toll on voters, a survey showed on Wednesday.

German media lament "never-ending story" of Greek bailouts

BERLIN - German media accused the government on Wednesday of deceiving taxpayers over the true costs of saving Greece and said the euro zone would eventually have to write off much of its Greek debt.
Investing Simplified, 28 Nov 2012

Greece, markets satisfied by EU-IMF Greek debt deal

BRUSSELS - The Greek government and financial markets were cheered on Tuesday by an agreement between euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund to reduce Greece's debt, paving the way for the release of urgently needed aid loans. | Video

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