Government to table emergency legislation after murder of left-wing musician Pavlos Fyssas by a Golden Dawn member

As violence erupts in Greece over the death of musician Pavlos Fyssas by neo-nazi

A shocking image of a Greek woman kicking a gypsy child playing the accordion has gone viral on the internet

Golden Dawn cause chaos in Greek parliament labelling Muslim MPs from northeastern Greece as “Turkish-speaking agents”

Teachers, state doctors, lawyers and others protest in Greece

Greek PM Antonis Samaras expects full recovery in six years and says Greece will not adopt austerity measures to cover fiscal gap

The reactions against the government’s ambitious mobility scheme are going to reach a climax this week, with a number of unions and sectors taking to the streets

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is due in Brussels today, where he is to meet with the head of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso

Thousands of Greeks took to the streets of Athens on Friday to protest against a violent attack on Communist party members

Greece ranked a little above the middle in the 70th position among 156 countries in the United Nations’ first-ever World Happiness Report