Golden Dawn Party

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  Thousands Gather Outside Court In Greece Amid Trial Of Neo-Nazi Party

  More than 8,000 people gathered Wednesday outside a Greek courthouse for the verdicts in the trial of leaders of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn, police told AFP.

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  Greece's Next Government: One Party or a Grand Coalition?

  With Greece's snap elections on Sunday, the top two parties are neck and neck in the polls. Analysts say a full return to power for the leftist Syriza party, while still possible, is unlikely.

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  Greek Coalition Process Crawls as Election Calls Accelerate

  Greek opposition leaders made zero progress on Sunday as they pressed on with trying to form a new coalition, despite appeals from home and abroad for a rapid move to elections so the country can deal with its simultaneous economic and humanitarian crises.

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  Despite Coalition Efforts, Greece Heads for Polls

  Greece's president formally gave the conservative opposition a chance today to form a new government after leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras resigned, but the country appears almost certain to be heading to an election next month.

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  In The Shadow of Greek Prison, Locals Dread Golden Dawn Trial

  On April 20, a special court inside Korydallos will convene for the Golden Dawn trial, the culmination of a mass probe implicating nearly 70 members and alleged supporters of Greece's neo-Nazi party.

• Greek Police Fire Tear Gas at Golden Dawn Protesters

  Greek police fired tear gas to disperse dozens of Golden Dawn supporters protesting outside an Athens court where the neo-Nazi party's leader was appearing on Friday.

• Suspected Greek neo-Nazis get life for murdering Pakistani

  Two suspected members of Greek neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn were sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison over the fatal stabbing of a Pakistani immigrant last year, a judicial source said.

• Greek neo-Nazi suspects on trial for murder of Pakistani

  Two suspected members of the Greek neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn went on trial on Wednesday accused of stabbing a 27-year-old Pakistani man to death.

• Bomb explodes at offices of Greek ultra-right party, no casualties

  A bomb went off at the offices of a Greek ultra-right group near Athens early on Tuesday causing damage but no casualties, a police source said.

• Greece: Election campaign turns ugly on live TV

  Greece's election campaign turned ugly on Thursday on live TV: The spokesman of the extreme-right Golden Dawn party, after trading insults of "commie" and "fascist," lunged at two female left-wing politicians on a mainstream morning talk show, throwing water at one and smacking the other three times across the face.