Five Greek architects have launched “City Tales”, an app designed to give tourists a more architecturally aware tour of Athens.

The state’s unpaid dues are up 232 million euros.

Residents living near Korydallos prison are bracing for trouble as extremists fill their town to protest the trials of Golden Dawn members

Boarder patrols have intercepted 10,445 undocumented migrants between January 1 and March 31, up from around 3000 in the same period last year.

Two men are dead an one has lost his arms and eyesight from Easter fireworks in Kalamata.

The protesters have been staging a sit-in demonstration at the university for the last 15 days, demanding the closure of maximum security prisons.

Prime Minister Tsipras’ hard line about negotiating a better bailout deal might have done more harm than good.

American billionaire Warren Buffett says it would “not be a bad thing for the euro” if Greece leaves the Eurozone.

The Greek Orthodox Church owns more land than anyone except the government, including prime real estate in Athens.

Thousands of homemade fireworks fly across the sky in Aegean island of Chios in yearly Easter tradition.