An international human-trafficking ring that allegedly earned 8 million euros from smuggling Syrian migrants from Turkey into Greece busted.

No worker will get less than 654 euros per month.

Alexis Tsipras adamant that Greece won’t return to policies of austerity.

If Greece decides to go ahead with the plan of creating a development bank whose exclusive function will be the funding of small and medium-sized enterprises.

The Supreme Court in Greece will uphold a previous ruling by an appeals court nullifying the marriage of two women.

The government must repay over 900 million euros to the IMF this week.

No more government funding allocated for further archaeological work at Amphipolis, with experts focusing on the findings that have already been unearthed.

After being sworn in as Greece’s new president, Prokopis Pavlopoulos says he hopes to facilitate greater unity between Greece’s political to combat the country’s problems quickly.

Athens traders happy to see more investment in stamping out crime in the city centre.

Creditors say they need “more information and more discussions” before they can form an opinion of Greek finances and proposed economic reforms.