Eurozone debt expected to reach 96 per cent of gross domestic product

President Karolos Papoulias uses the even to argue democracy has suffered during Greece’s economic crisis.

The two leaders are determined to overcome the rift and to meet Greece’s commitments to the troika.

“Without any political motivation in Athens and any commitment from the bigger states, we cannot expect any movement on the name issue,” says Nikola Poposki.

The smuggling ring was trying to sell an ancient marble statue worth an estimated 1 million euros.

Greece has improved its tax collection system and cuts to public service aplauded.

Doctors hope the vindication of the police and military staff will act as a legal precedent, leading their salary cuts being deemed unconstitutional.

Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou is alleged to have modified a USB given to him by Yiannis Diotis containing the ‘Lagard List’ and faces charges of stealing an official document.

The new coastal bill will focus on introducing rules needed to clearly define the shoreline.

European Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom impressed after tour of a new migrant reception centre on Lesvos.