Greek Parliament passes multi-bill but coalition sees majority cut further

The archaeological digs are producing more finds than Athens did when her metro was constructed.

SYRIZA claims the would-be legislation will lead to a new round of austerity.

New website and app aim to rebuild fractured society.

Changes will ‘have no economic benefit’ say German publishers and retailers.

Pharmacists have decided to launch an open-ended strike from Wednesday in protest at the government’s liberalisation measures.

Greece has experienced more deaths from flu than any other European country per capita, according to the latest figures measuring the virus’s impact.

Greek police destroy bomb outside tax office following warning calls in western Athens.

The number of people in Greece who have died after contracting flu this winter rose to 110 on Monday

Greece’s Coalition poised to unveil proposals on party finances, through state funding.