"When you treat one European people as expendable and as collateral damage in a kind of war, a dirty war…you're condemning Europe to constant fragmentation and disintegration at the economic, financial and moral level."
Many Greeks are frustrated by a still-weak economy.
'Things can start getting better for all of us, not only my shop.'
…and it has promptly plunged by more than 22 percent.
On the surface, they are in similar situations. But the grocer has a way out.
Athens is using a loan to pay its bills instead of boosting its economy.
Greece is one step closer to its third bailout
Elena Karanatis says the country's ire has shifted from the IMF.
Options include rate reduction, more time for payments and wiping out some debt.
A troupe of actresses from Germany face an Athens audience.
