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 *[[February 21]]: Eurozone finance ministers agree to lend [[Greece]] 130 billion euros after 13 hours of late-night talks in Brussels.
 *[[February 22]]: Fitch downgrades Greece two notches to C. In response, the [[Athens Stock Exchange]] General Index closes at 751.96 - a drop of 5.67%.
 *[[February 23]]: The [[Hellenic parliament]] approves a law to write down 107 billion euros from its debt to private creditors.
 *[[February 24]]: Former [[New Democracy]] MP [[Panos Kammenos]] announces the establishment of [[Independent Greeks]] - a centre-right party opposed to the EU-imposed austerity measures.
 ===March===
 *[[March 7]]: [[APOEL FC|APOEL]] become the first [[Cypriot]] club to advance to the quarter-finals of the Champions' League after eliminating Lyon 4-3 on penalties. The regulation-time score was 1-0 which equalised the 0-1 loss in France.

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 ===July===
 *[[July 1]]: [[Cyprus]] takes over the presidency of the European Union.
 *[[July 9]]: The coalition government of [[Antonis Samaras]] wins the confidence vote in the [[Hellenic Parliament]] by 179 votes to 121. Voting for the government were the MPs of [[New Democracy]], [[PASOK]] and the [[Democratic Left]].
 *[[July 12]]: The Greek [[Under-19 National Football Team]] defeat England 2-1 (aet) and advance to the final of the European Cup.

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 *[[December 18]]: Standard and Poor's raises the credit rating of [[Greece]] by six levels from "selective default" to "B-minus".
 *[[December 19]]: The [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] approves the "memorandum budget" by 51 votes to 2.
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 *[[December 13]]: The Eurogroup ministers approve the release of 50 billion euros to Greece as part of the bailout agreement.
 *[[December 18]]: Standard and Poor's raises the credit rating of [[Greece]] by six levels from "selective default" to "B-minus".
 ==Deaths==

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 *[[December 9]]: Greece defeat Hungary 9-5 and win the gold medal in the women’s FINA World Youth Water Polo Championship in Perth, Australia.
 *[[December 13]]: The Eurogroup ministers approve the release of 50 billion euros to Greece as part of the bailout agreement.
 ==Deaths==

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 ===December===
 *[[December 10]]: [[Alkis Alkaios]], songwriter
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 *[[November 1]]: [[Stella Soulioti]], first [[Cypriot]] woman to serve as cabinet minister.
 *[[November 17]]: [[Makis Revmatas]], actor
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 *[[November 26]]: The Eurozone and the IMF agree to reduce the debt of [[Greece]] by 40 billion euros through debt buy-back and a lowering of the interest rates on loans.
 ===December===
-*[[December 6]]: The [[Cyprus]] [[House of Representatives]] enacts into law the first three bills relating to the implementation of the bailout memorandum agreed to with the troika.
+*[[December 6]]: The [[Cyprus House of Representatives]] enacts into law the first three bills relating to the implementation of the bailout memorandum agreed to with the troika.
 ==Deaths==