A bomb has exploded outside Greece’s Ministry of Development, the second attack on government buildings in the capital Athens in 10 days. Police told the BBC the blast went off at the back of the building. There were no reports of injuries or major damage. The area was cordoned off after a Greek paper received a tip-off shortly before the attack at 2230 (2030GMT). A more powerful bomb went off near the Greek finance ministry building 10 days ago, injuring at least two people. Nearby cars, cafes and shops were also damaged in that pre-dawn explosion in Syntagma Square, in the heart of Athens. An extreme left-wing group called the Revolutionary Struggle claimed responsibility for the attack. Full Story
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