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European leaders have long rejected the idea that the EU is developing into a region of haves and have-nots. But a look at the news today suggests it's happening just the same.

Without warning, Greece shutters its public broadcaster

Backchannels IMF admits it got Greece wrong. What does it get right?

Greek PM invites China to 'join Greece's success story'

With no jobs in the city, country life is coming back to Spain

Greece starts firing civil servants for first time in a century

Southern Europe digs in against further austerity, as IMF calls for relief

Europe indicates it's sticking with austerity. But is that working?

Are Italian voters right that austerity isn't working? (+video)

Greece seen as most corrupt European nation, survey says

Terrorism & Security And the most corrupt nation this year is.... (+video)

Staying afloat: Europe releases more money for Greece

More time or tough love? Eurozone deadlocks over Greece debt deal.

Eurozone, IMF clash over Greek debt as deadline looms

Greece pushes through more austerity, awaits next bailout payment

Ahead of austerity cuts, Greek protests get violent

Greeks strike over spending cuts before crucial austerity vote

Eurozone summit: Will EU get veto over national budgets?

Why Angela Merkel may not be able to keep Greece in Europe (+video)

Athens vents anger at Angela Merkel's visit

Blasphemy in democracy's birthplace? Greece arrests Facebook user.

Samaras goes on charm offensive in bid to give Greece more time

The tweet that ousted a Greek Olympian: youthful mistake or slur?

Greeks get a government, but Europe needs confidence

With elections behind them, Greece goes to bat with Germany