Getting around Greece on Tuesday was no easy feat, with train and taxi drivers both on strike. All train routes were suspended over 24-hours, with train drivers demonstrating against being …

Locals and visitors to the island of Crete woke up to a surreal scene on Sunday morning. The island has been covered with clouds of dust, which made its way …

Married couples in Greece will now have the option to submit their tax declarations separately and receive separate tax clearance documents, following a ruling by the country’s Council of State …

Two Greek soldiers who accidentally crossed the Greek-Turkish border on Thursday have had their appeal to be released from custody denied by a Turkish judge. The soldiers have been kept …

The release of new religious instruction textbooks in Greece has sparked outrage, with certain sectors of the community claiming the content endangers faith in Orthodox Christianity. In response, some 2,000 …

Rania Antonopoulou and Dimitris Papadimitriou received subsidy of €23,000 for their rental home in Athens, despite being the wealthiest members of the Tsipras cabinet.

A survey has revealed the challenges faced by those living in the Greek capital, with one in five people earning less than €500 per month.

Rania Antonopoulou, alternate minister to combat unemployment, and one of the wealthiest members of the Tsipras administration, received a subsidy of €23,000.

Five people injured, among them a lawyer for the Fyssas family at the Golden Dawn trial

The automaker is set to establish a small research and development office in Athens to develop new electric motor technologies, and tap into the country’s talent.