The European Home Affairs Commissioner welcomed Greece’s improved efforts in dealing with a continuing influx of undocumented immigrants and processing asylum claims

The government will seek to restore the electricity supply to poor households that have had their power cut after failing to pay their bills

Financial prosecutors are due to receive shortly the results of checks on the finances of 143 tax inspectors who were found to have transferred in excess of 100,000 euros

Another 12 people are likely to be added to the list of Golden Dawn supporters suspected of committing a range of crimes

The Council of Appeals Court Judges rejected an appeal by Golden Dawn leader for his release from prison, where he is in custody pending trial on criminal charges

SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras is convinced that his party will come to power next year and says that his government would prioritize three key reforms

Real estate owners in Greece will start paying the new Single Property Tax from July 2014 in six monthly instalments, according to a draft bill that was tabled in Parliament.

Nine in 10 new businesses in crisis hit Greece are still in the non-productive sector

Two opinion polls published underlined how finely balanced Greek politics are as one survey showed SYRIZA ahead, while the other gave a narrow lead to New Democracy

SYRIZA under fire as Attica regional councillors come to blows over Astir sale