Court rules that the 5 year old girl will remain with the Smile of the Child organisation

The scrapping or reduction of the solidarity tax and possibly the lowering of value-added tax (VAT) are at the core of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s strategy.

The process of counting the votes for European Parliament candidates was due to be completed over the weekend with 21 MEPs that will represent Greece and their parties.

Relaxing building restrictions along the Greek coastline would damage environment and tourism, warns Spanish WWF

The continuing improvement in Greece’s economic climate saw bank deposits edge 275.2 million euros higher in April, figures released by the Bank of Greece showed.

A bill updating Greece’s laws against child pornography and sexual abuse that will include offenses such as grooming via social media was approved.

The Greek PM is looking at tax cuts to meet the countries financial burdens, whilst SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras approaches industrialists.

PwC recommends debt write-offs and shutdowns

Konstantina Kuneva, a Bulgarian migrant worker and trade union leader, became the first migrant to be elected in Greece as a Member of the European Parliament.

Conservative New Democracy prevailing in most of Greece’s 13 regions but leftist SYRIZA clinching the key governorship of Attica, home to about a third of Greeks