Two opinion polls published gave SYRIZA a clear lead over New Democracy but conservative officials insisted there was still plenty of time for their party to recover.

Amid rising fears of a possible terrorist attack on a high-level target, Greek Police are enforcing security measures akin to those used for the Athens Olympics in 2004.

A 34-year-old priest is among five people who are due to respond to charges that they stole icons and other valuable religious items which they then sold.

SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras asked the government to clarify whether it is planning to hold European Parliament elections on May 18.

Police redoubled their efforts to locate the fugitive November 17 convict Christodoulos Xeros after he posted a video on the Internet heralding his return to terrorism.

Leaked court decision deems salary cuts for armed forces, security services illegal.

Greece needs to proceed with the core bank’s share capital increase regardless of the political cost

Greek PM Samaras mulling cabinet reshuffle and whether to call snap elections in October

Data from research company ICAP show a slow increase in the presence of female executives on company boards.

In Strasbourg, Samaras says ND will win Euro elections, calls SYRIZA extremist