Prime Minister Antonis Samaras travelled to Brussels yesterday to plead for greater solidarity from its lenders

Greece’s foreign ministry said its internal email system had been penetrated by hackers and that an investigation was under way to determine the extent of the damage

Top-ranking European officials meeting in Luxembourg suggested on Monday that no decision regarding Greece’s bailout program would be made before the end of the year

Thirty-one per cent of Greeks are at risk of living in poverty and social exclusion, according to statistics published last week and based on data from 2011.

Representatives of the country’s Financial Crimes Squad are seeking to determine what sources of funding were available to the ultra-right party Golden Dawn

The impressive course of Greek tourism this year is continuing this month, as receipts from the some 1.5 million visitors to the country will range around 800 million euros

Draft budget provides for 0.6 per cent GDP rebound

Despite growth in tourism, industrial output and exports decline, but budget fares better

Parliament’s budget office says debt is not sustainable without a new haircut; ESM prepares for more help

Magistrates investigating ultra-right Golden Dawn have indicated that further criminal charges will be brought against MPs implicated in activities linked to the party