Ratio of non-teaching staff to students spirals after removal of every two in five administrative staff

Greek Academics have called a two day strike for today and tomorrow in support of administrative employees of Greek universities

Evidence against detained party elite mounts

The wife of the leader of Golden Dawn may look at leading the party following his arrest and the arrests of most of their MPs

IMF and EU mission to Greece takes breather after progress

Investigation into Golden Dawn continues as bill to halt funding heads for Parliament

The leader of the far-right Golden Dawn party, Nikolaos Michaloliakos, has been formally charged with belonging to a criminal organisation.

Greece does not require a third bailout and can cover its needs by improving the terms of its debt and possibly returning to the bond market next year, says Venizelos.

A decision by the Ministries of Administrative Reform and Education is to lead in the loss of 1,349 job posts in eight Greek universities.

There were more than 281 racist attacks in Greece between January 2012 and April 2013, leading to at least four murders and 400 injuries