As the Greek Parliament in Athens discussing the "cut program" that is required by Europe, Athens streets are burning. The protesters set fire to at least ten buildings, offices and cafes. They clash with police, firing tear gas. 100 thousand in the streets of Athens, tens of thousands of Thessaloniki.

The Axis Make A Series Of Blunders, Part One Of Two.

One European country is on the brinks of survival. Greece is amongst the EU members that were hit by debt crises. Athens needs a second bailout loan or the country could go bust. This would be a nightmare also for the creditors who hope to recover at least part of their investments. Some call the situation a Greek tragedy.

Germany wants the most nationalistic people SOVEREIGNTY.

National Archaeological Museum of Athens is the largest archaeological museum in Greece and one of the most important museums in the world devoted to the art of ancient Greece. It was founded in the late 19th century to protect antiquities from all over Greece, so that it displays the history of historical, cultural and artistic value.

This brief essay looks into the occurrences that led up to the formation of the Greek democracy, Roman Republic, and United States democracy. The beginnings of each of these governments is examined and analyzed.

A look at the achievements and contributions that Greek society provided for the rest of the world.

The unemployment rate in the EU remains touched record highs in the position of 10.3% for the second month in November 2011. A total of 16.3 million men and women do not have a job.

Essay I did for Classical Civilisation sometime last year.

With all this crisis going on, is Europe finally going to fall?