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• Merkel's party suffers another state loss as Euroskeptics scrape in

  The Euroskeptic Alternative for Germany (AfD) party was set to win seats in a fifth straight regional parliament on Sunday after an election in the city-state of Bremen where Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives were badly beaten.

• Protester against ECB 'dictatorship' showers Draghi with confetti

  A woman protesting against the European Central Bank leapt onto a desk in front of ECB President Mario Draghi on Wednesday as he spoke at a news conference, disrupting the usually somber event before she was carried away.

• Finland poll leader open to deal with eurosceptic populists

  The poll favorite to be Finland's next premier says he is open to taking eurosceptic populists into any new governing coalition but expects they could cause difficulty with demands like an end to bailouts and kicking Greece out of the euro zone.

• Greek PM Tsipras to visit Germany's Holocaust memorial

  Greece Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will visit Germany's Holocaust memorial on Tuesday on the second day of his visit to the country that his radical leftist government has demanded pay World War Two reparations, his office said on Monday.

• Eurogroup's Dijsselbloem: Greece shouldn't blame Germany for its problems

  Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who heads the group of finance ministers from countries that use the euro, said on Friday that Greeks were wrong to blame Germany for their problems.

• Germany rejects Greek demands for World War Two reparations

  Germany dismissed on Wednesday Greek demands to pay World War Two reparations after leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras accused Berlin of using legal tricks to avoid paying compensation for the Nazi occupation of his country.

• Early Greek election, referendum possible if EU rejects debt plan: Varoufakis

  Greece could call a referendum or have early elections should its euro zone partners reject its debt and growth plans, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said in a newspaper interview on Sunday.

• Greek reform list to comprise mainly structural actions: government source

  Greece's list of reforms to be submitted to the euro zone on Monday comprises pledges on structural issues such as tax evasion and corruption over the next four months without specific targets, a government official said on Saturday.

• Greece defies creditors, seeking credit but no bailout

  Talks between Greece and euro zone finance ministers over the country's debt crisis broke down on Monday when Athens rejected a proposal to request a six-month extension of its international bailout package as "unacceptable".

• Tsipras moves to form anti-austerity Greek government after crushing victory

  Greek leftwing leader Alexis Tsipras will move on Monday to build a stable government that can take on international lenders and reverse years of painful austerity following a crushing election victory by his Syriza party.

• No link to Belgian attack plot from those detained in Greece: police

  Greece said it had found no evidence linking people they detained for questioning on Saturday to a foiled Islamist plot to attack Belgian police.

• Italy rescues another abandoned migrant ship

  A ship carrying hundreds of migrants has been abandoned by its crew in rough seas in the Mediterranean off Italy's south coast in the second such incident in three days, the Italian coastguard said on Friday.

• Greek opposition leader accuses government of fear-mongering

  Greece's radical leftist opposition leader, Alexis Tsipras, accused Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Saturday of sowing fear in the country to win support for a presidential vote the government must win to avoid a snap election.

• Greece allows Google Street View service after seeking approval from privacy authority

  Greece Culture Minister Panos Panagiotopoulos said that the country has allowed Google's Street View service to go live after the company has addressed earlier reservations about the ground-level map application, including individual privacy, The Associated Press reported.

• Helicopter Prisoner Escape Foiled: Panagiotis Vlastos Falls Out AirCraft During Getaway; Over 500 Bullets Shot at Greek Authorities (VIDEO)

  A helicopter swooped down by a prison courtyard Sunday as armed men on board fired on guards and lowered a rope to help a convicted killer make his fourth attempt to escape from a Greek prison.

• Altered Mug Shots Trigger Probe into Greek Police Beatings

  Greek police have admitted to altering the mug shots of four young men who were arrested on Friday, but it remains whether their injuries erased by Photoshop was from resisting arrest or by police brutality.