Three in every five Greeks were living in poverty or under the threat of poverty in 2013.

Beer is bucking the trend of declining alcoholic sales in Greece

A suspected terror plot had chairman of Olympiakos soccer team, Vangelis Marinakis, and the head of the Federation of Hellenic Industries, Theodoros Fessas in sight.

A group of ferocious Spartans have descended on London, confusing and entertaining metro commuters.

Churches in Greece will be able to administer their affairs without state involvement.

The vote is seeking to douse speculation about early elections and to rally coalition MPs and ministers as a crucial fifth review by the troika gets under way.

Some 30,000 migrants are expected to have entered Greece illegally by the end of 2014.

After the clamp down on Golden Dawn by the Greek state, young students no longer take up its rhetoric.

Charities are asking for blankets, sleeping bags, gloves, scarves, tinned milk and canned goods, as well as clothes to help them cater to growing demand.

EU commissioner-designate for migration and home affairs, Dimitris Avramopoulos wants to see a unified European approach on migration