The Greeks are not calming down. On the contrary - the leftist radicals unfurled a banner across the Acropolis calling for European-wide action on Wednesday. Is a new '68 on its way? Read more...

The media have been flooded by images of violent clashes between Greek protestors and police forces since Saturday. Yet, the students who organised the initial protests claim that they are not behind the violence. So who are the hooded youths that were seen throwing marble blocks on firemen? Read more...

Athens and several other Greek cities have been ablaze with riots sparked by the shooting of a 15-year-old boy by a policeman. Our team spoke to a student participating in the revolts, who described the atmosphere as protesters prepared for a new wave of riots yesterday. Read more...

First it was the French, now the Greeks. A month after French public sector workers took to streets protesting the government's plan to scrap "special regimes" for public sector pensions, the Greeks are doing likewise. This time, it's the structural reforms that Greek Prime Minister Costas Caramanlis hopes to introduce. The streets of Athens were choked with protesters venting their ire. According to the trade unions, 80,000 striking workers marched in the capital and 30,000 in the northern city of Thessaloniki. A second strike is planned for Dec. 24. Here are some pictures and video footage of the event. Read more...